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Sun, 11/01/2009 - 15:13
batman
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Has anyone checked out the TD-College website?

 http://www.td-college.com/

 (sorry , dont know how to add a link in this editor!)

 

It's a great online college , very young , but is amazing!!

Its like animation mentor but for TD's , and thy've got some great names behind them , Like Kevin Mannins , Eric Miller ,  Rudy Cortes and loads more!!

I just enrolled for my first course and I'm very amped!!!

 

Just thought i'll share this with everyone!

 

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Sat, 04/07/2009 - 14:59
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batman
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TD-College on animation SA site

Rudy Cortes has joined the Animation SA site!
He is one of the founders of TD-College , and works for Blizzard Studios. If you have any questions about TD-College , just drop him a mail.
And again ... its one of the best learning experiences i've had.
I give them 7 thumbs up.

 

Oh ja, They just released their new  Realflow course and I'm on board!!!

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Sat, 28/02/2009 - 03:06
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InCogNEATO
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Let's try it this way.... for td-college.com link

td-college.com

Thanks for sharing. Hope you can share more about your first course. Have fun!

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Thu, 16/04/2009 - 08:44
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batman
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Coarse is worth every penny!

The TD-College coarse was great !

 

The mentors really go out of there way to help , and now ive even got an in at Sony picture imageworks!

 I Highly recomend TD-College to everyone!

 

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Thu, 16/04/2009 - 09:03
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mikelyndon
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Hey Batman, I've been

Hey Batman,

I've been eyeing TD college for a while now.  Which course did you do?  I feel pretty comfortable with MEL in Maya and have slowly but surely been making my way through python and using it in production where I can but being self taught you never know if you've missed something.  What previous experience did you have before starting the course and what level would say the course is aimed at?

Mike.

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Wed, 03/06/2009 - 15:26
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batman
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At the moment they have

At the moment they have only got limited courses available , I did the MEL course (I thought I was quite proficient in MEL , but my eyes opened up in week 2 of the course)

I heard great things about their Python course , but I don't have the funds yet. I'm defenitely enrolling as soon as I have saved up enought money.

Dont be scared to ask questions about the courses on the TD-College site. The guys there are really helpfull. Maybe even try and send some of the Python mentors a sample of your work , they will quickly be able to guage whether you will benifit from the course or not!

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