Randomly came across your video, but yes! AM is seriously the best. Just finished class 1, and it was the best decision I've ever made. See you around campus!
Good luck! I just started AN05 and it still feels like I just started lol. Its definitely time consuming but definitely worth it! Ill be keeping an eye out for you on campus when you start!
Thank you so much for this video! I really am interested in AM and animation in general, my only issue is that I am not the best at drawing although I am not sure if you need to know drawing for the rigs that you are provided. Do they teach you how to create your own rigs as well or do you guys only use the AM rigs? I would love to keep watching your videos about AM! Please upload more of these whenever you have free time! I wish you the very best with your classes!
Awesome! I was not expecting to find comments to reply to, haha! I'm definitely not the best at drawing, but it does help when you get into planning your shots and poses. I believe they do have some drawing workshops if you are interested in improving in that area. I just use the provided rigs from AM already, and they do have a 3d character modeling class in you are interested. They have brought up a 3d character rigging class as a possible option in the future that may also help!
Yep! I work full time while taking classes at AM. But everyone's life is a little different. I know some of my friends work part time. Or dont work at all to focus on class. I will say I am fortunate enough where im at my desk most of the time and our computers are pretty beefy. So it deffinitely helps when I take my lunch break, I can fire up maya and work on my shot a little more. I will say AM's Artella system is awesome when you are working between multiple computers. And if you are just working off of one computer, its great to still have your shot there and you can roll back to previous versions if needed! (As long as you save and upload to Artella frequently)
Hi, I was wondering what the weekly work load is like? I'm currently in my 6th month of my computer animation degree at a university and the work of is insane while balancing a full time job and a 1 year old.
Hello! Weekly work load looks alot different for other people. Our assignments are due on Sunday at 12pm PST. So what I typically do is work on my shot in pieces for an hour or so after work throughout the week, then Friday night and most of Saturday I really use to push as far as I can get my shot on. Sometimes even a little more on Sunday. I like it because its still alot of work, but you can pick and choose when you want your class to be, and you can find the time to work on it as you see fit. What may help is to checkout the Students of Animation channel I am working with my friends on! We have plenty of tips and tricks over there!
Animation Mentor is my dream, but the cost of studying compared to the salary in my country is too large, I am not too good at English to be able to study.
That's ok! Its not the best for everyone! What I've learned the most is not necessarily the school, but the time and effort you put in really goes a long way! The more time you spend, the better you will get. Animation Mentor is great to have that support there to ask questions and get other perspectives, but there are plenty of other resources on the internet to learn from!
Hello! I just wanted to ask how big the school is and whether it is doable with a full-time job? I hear alot of good things about the school but I also wanted to know whether there was any downsides e.g. the people who dont find jobs or dont end up with a good reel at the end of it. I understand that a lot of factors would affect that e.g. motivation, finances etc. The student showcases look awesome though! Would love to get to that level.
Hey! I'm not sure how large AM is actually, My guess is somewhere around 5,000 students globally. I am actually working full time while taking classes so it is doable! Depending on your job of course. Luckily my job is at a desk most of the time, so over my lunch break I can fire up Maya and work on my shot a little bit. Their Artella system is awesome for that! Makes switching between different machines so much easier since its all synced to their server! One great thing I learned is there is a constant need for animators just about anywhere now, and all of my friends who graduated (almost instantly) got a job in the industry! the AN06 class is more of a class dedicated to making your reel the best it can be and tailored to what kind of job you are looking for, depending on if your goal is to get into tv, vfx, feature film, etc.
Thanks! I love trying to share as much info as I can! If you are enrolled in a class at AM, you can get an activation license. So you wont need to pay for Maya! I'm not sure what they use specifically for the 2D Animation courses, but I'm sure they can get you setup with the software license if needed! Here is a link I found where they list all of the software needed for some of their courses and what they recommend! support.animationmentor.com/hc/en-us/articles/360054113371-Software-Used-at-Animation-Mentor
I'm really interested in animation mentor. I'm just not sure if I have the knowledge to do it. What subject do you recommend to study before taking a class?
Honestly, I had no idea what I was doing when I started! I took the introduction to Maya workshop. They teach you just the basics on how the Maya software works, along with some simple animation tests you can work on. From there I went on to Class 1 (Animation Basics) to get more into the character animation side! What may help is to checkout the Students of Animation channel I am working with my friends on! We have plenty of tips and tricks over there!
@@ianim8512 Depends on what you mean by setup. They teach you how to import/reference the rigs into Maya and setup your scene, But if you mean setting up by creating them yourself, that is in a separate workshop! I know there are character modeling and game character design shops, but I'm not completely sure if they also teach you how to rig them. I've seen it as a suggestion in some feedback requests so it may be in the works!
Nothing! A little computer knowledge does help since you will be working with it the most. But you can start with the Maya workshop with no knowledge at all! They teach you the basics and how the software works. Then starting AN01, you start learning the fundamentals of animation and start learning as you go! I started with pretty much no knowledge at all when it came to Maya, only very little I learned through blender since it was free and the few tutorials I followed on the internet. AM definitely helped clear that all up and get me to where I am today!
@@joshberkin5567 It really depends how you like to work. Its great if you can do it on your own using free tutorials out there on RUclips, but it is nice to have a mentor there to ask questions and learn the basics from. You would definitely get your moneys worth from the classes and workshops though!
It really depends on where you get hired. Some places will allow you to work remotely, and others will want you to be local. I believe working remotely is starting to get a little more common now since the pandemic hit.
Do they teach 2D animation for newbies? I’m not sure if animation is right for me but I do have some sort of interest. I’m studying for CIS major but idk if I should consider this once I finish school.
Yep! They dont have a full course like they do for 3D Animation, but they do have a couple workshops for 2d Animation! If it helps. Most of what you will learn in 3D animation can also translate into 2D since most of what you will learn is the mechanics and principles of animation. So you can get into 2D pretty easily if you take their courses even though they are mostly 3D!
Can you reccommend a teacher?I’ce enrolled in the course and having a hard deciding which teacher to choose. Are the teachers available for students in between the online meetings?
It's hard to choose! I typically check what time the classes are and pick the ones that work the best for you. Then I would go though their previous classes and take a look at their critiques on other students submissions. That way you can tell what kind of things they look for in the shots, and how they give feedback. It varies between each mentor and depends on if they are typically in games, film, tv, etc. Overall, You really cant go wrong! You can really tell each mentor loves what they do and they will do their best to get the best resources for you to learn and grow!
Hello, i am starting either starting this fall or next spring, and i have never done 3d animation before outside of my basic highschool animation class and all we really did was animation our first name disintergrating. I was just wondering if i can go into thhis school blind and still learn?
Of course! I didn't know anything getting into AM! I would start with the Maya workshop: Animation Basics, they will teach you the layout of Maya and how everything works, then work your way up into some animation exercises. Once you are done with that, you will be able to start AN01-AN06! Of course the more you work with Maya, the more tools and settings you will use and find. But the Maya basics workshop is the best way to start! Maya can do a lot more than just animation, but they really did a great job on narrowing it down to just a few tools you really need to know, and plenty of exercises to get you comfortable and ready to start learning in AN01!
Not yet! But in a couple more weeks, I will be finishing AN06 and graduating! So hopefully soon I will find a job! Definitely will make an update video once that happens though!
Yep! They focus more on 3d character animation, but they do have a few 2d animation workshops you can take! Along with storyboarding, 3d modeling, creature animation, game animation, painting, and more!
That really depends on how comfortable you feel working in Maya. I took the class because I knew nothing at all about it, that really helped break it down to just the basic tools you need to get started, and they give you a few exercises so you have some experience working with Maya before you move on to class 1 and start learning Animation Basics!
I was looking for reviews searching reddit and youtube which were very positive and found this video sorry im late but I see you still reply to comments here, do you learn any programming through this program and now that you finished and hopefully you have a job do you use it in the field at all, I heard c++ is often used in animation and is known for it's difficulty but can add to your portfolio if you know it?
Welcome! And no, these classes are mainly focused to get you ready for feature film/tv level animation. Although learning programming may come in handy to make your own custom tools, its not a requirement. I believe Maya supports C++ and Python for their plugins and scripts. I am still in AN05 unfortunately, Still working on getting those body mechanics and acting choices nailed down, But I do know plenty of my friends I have made so far graduated and were able to get a job fairly quickly! I've been thinking on making an update video on where I am at so far and I still highly recommend it! Even after retaking classes, its still much cheaper than college, you learn much more, and having someone actually working in the industry, and feedback from the community is really high quality and like no other school I've been at before!
@@ganserproductions Ok that makes sense and thats great taking your time to better your skills better to have it right and congratulations to your friends. An update video would be fantastic for a more recent insight on the program. I registered for the Maya Workshop with Charnelle Tillman as like you before I never used Maya and looking at their Campus everyone is very friendly and supportive and I am excited to start my animation journey!
@@ganserproductions Hi this is me, sorry for some reason RUclips keeps deleting my Comment maybe because i'm trying to tell you this Accounts Username they might be in your Studio under Comments and Held for Review. This Username is me and thank you very much for the welcome, the Staff and Community definitely make you feel supported! I also joined the Community Discord and hope to see you around!
Hi! Just curious! Do you get like degree / certification after graduating class or ? And do they help you find job in the animation industry? Im interested honestly
Yep! if you complete classes 1-6 and graduate, you will receive a certificate of completion. so its not a Degree necessarily, but in reality. You don't really need a degree unless you are trying to work outside of the country. Most places really only care about your reel and where your skill level is and if you will fit well with the team!
Are you affiliated at all with Animation Mentor besides being a student? It is just hard now days to find honest reviews. As of today are you still for this online school? I am actually looking around trying to help my daughter who graduates high school this year and want to get into animation being she is good at drawing. She is more interested in the 2D drawings at this time.
Nope! This is 1000% my honest opinion of this school! Its online, affordable, and amazing to get feedback from alumni, peers, and mentors all in one place! We all work together to build each other up and its truly like nothing else I've experienced! I am currently in AN05 and even after having to re-take classes a few times, I still definitely recommend it! A few times I failed some classes, but that was just because I was not ready to move on yet. And at the end of the term they give a thorough review on your work and what you should focus on to improve! Every class I've had the mentors were great and always checked in with everyone in class to see if anyone had specific questions or needed more help. Its also awesome to have multiple mentors from different studios so you can learn different workflows and find the best that works for you. AM is more of a 3D animation course, but they do have a few 2D courses as well! Either way, the main principals are the same! I know there are many fake videos and posts out there for advertising. But I can definitely say 100% This is my pure honest opinion on the school! I've been to a local community college, looking at going to a larger school, and none of them come close to what AM has provided! If she is looking towards animation as a career, this is an excellent choice! One example of the community, a group of friends and I have actually created a RUclips channel called Students of Animation, where we share tips, tricks, experiences, and sharing just about any useful information for other animators out there! ruclips.net/channel/UCF_NHQ2Is5qXVVn4UO1n49w
Hello! No, you wont actually receive a degree since they are technically not an accredited college. You will get a certificate of completion once you finish the courses. In animation at least, its really more about your work and not the degree anyways! Only very few situations like moving internationally is where a degree might help the process, but even then. Most studios have other resources that can help with that part!
That's ok! Although I don't recommend skipping a bunch of them, they can be pretty helpful since they tailor the classes to your specific needs, that's your time to ask questions for that week, and they give great notes on what to keep in mind for your assignment. But they are also pretty understanding that not everything lines up with your schedule, so if you miss a few classes in the term, they are pretty ok with it. Just as long as you give them a heads up, Maybe get a copy of the notes from that session from a classmate and keep up on your work, you should be fine!
@@sgtdevrupesh9106 I'm not sure if they actually record the classes or not, I just typically ask for the main notes and its good enough to continue on. Of course, if you have any questions, you can message your mentor if you really get stuck or attend one of the many dailies sessions for more feedback on your shot if needed!
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Randomly came across your video, but yes! AM is seriously the best. Just finished class 1, and it was the best decision I've ever made. See you around campus!
Awesome! Glad to hear I'm not the only one, I will definitely keep an eye out for your work!
@@ganserproductions im bearly starting class one funny thing is I would've been in class 3 but couldnt attend school for a while
Thanks for making this video! I'm applying for the Fall and I'm quite scared/excited! Good to hear such good things from someone on the inside
Good luck! I just started AN05 and it still feels like I just started lol. Its definitely time consuming but definitely worth it! Ill be keeping an eye out for you on campus when you start!
@@ganserproductions Awesome, dude! Looking forward to it!
I just applied for the Fall, guess we'll see each other around!
Thank you so much for this video! I really am interested in AM and animation in general, my only issue is that I am not the best at drawing although I am not sure if you need to know drawing for the rigs that you are provided. Do they teach you how to create your own rigs as well or do you guys only use the AM rigs? I would love to keep watching your videos about AM! Please upload more of these whenever you have free time! I wish you the very best with your classes!
@@oscar-mj1pt I see, thank you for the response!
Awesome! I was not expecting to find comments to reply to, haha! I'm definitely not the best at drawing, but it does help when you get into planning your shots and poses. I believe they do have some drawing workshops if you are interested in improving in that area. I just use the provided rigs from AM already, and they do have a 3d character modeling class in you are interested. They have brought up a 3d character rigging class as a possible option in the future that may also help!
@@ganserproductions Awesome! Thank you so much for your response!
Good job man, keep up your confidence!
Thanks! I'll keep working on it! Comments like these just help keep me going! :)
Do you work while doing AM and can you balance both? Im planning to enroll there in the future, thank you.
Yep! I work full time while taking classes at AM. But everyone's life is a little different. I know some of my friends work part time. Or dont work at all to focus on class. I will say I am fortunate enough where im at my desk most of the time and our computers are pretty beefy. So it deffinitely helps when I take my lunch break, I can fire up maya and work on my shot a little more. I will say AM's Artella system is awesome when you are working between multiple computers. And if you are just working off of one computer, its great to still have your shot there and you can roll back to previous versions if needed! (As long as you save and upload to Artella frequently)
@@ganserproductions thank you so much🙏
Hi, I was wondering what the weekly work load is like? I'm currently in my 6th month of my computer animation degree at a university and the work of is insane while balancing a full time job and a 1 year old.
Hello! Weekly work load looks alot different for other people. Our assignments are due on Sunday at 12pm PST. So what I typically do is work on my shot in pieces for an hour or so after work throughout the week, then Friday night and most of Saturday I really use to push as far as I can get my shot on. Sometimes even a little more on Sunday. I like it because its still alot of work, but you can pick and choose when you want your class to be, and you can find the time to work on it as you see fit. What may help is to checkout the Students of Animation channel I am working with my friends on! We have plenty of tips and tricks over there!
Animation Mentor is my dream, but the cost of studying compared to the salary in my country is too large, I am not too good at English to be able to study.
That's ok! Its not the best for everyone! What I've learned the most is not necessarily the school, but the time and effort you put in really goes a long way! The more time you spend, the better you will get. Animation Mentor is great to have that support there to ask questions and get other perspectives, but there are plenty of other resources on the internet to learn from!
Hello! I just wanted to ask how big the school is and whether it is doable with a full-time job? I hear alot of good things about the school but I also wanted to know whether there was any downsides e.g. the people who dont find jobs or dont end up with a good reel at the end of it. I understand that a lot of factors would affect that e.g. motivation, finances etc. The student showcases look awesome though! Would love to get to that level.
Hey! I'm not sure how large AM is actually, My guess is somewhere around 5,000 students globally. I am actually working full time while taking classes so it is doable! Depending on your job of course. Luckily my job is at a desk most of the time, so over my lunch break I can fire up Maya and work on my shot a little bit. Their Artella system is awesome for that! Makes switching between different machines so much easier since its all synced to their server! One great thing I learned is there is a constant need for animators just about anywhere now, and all of my friends who graduated (almost instantly) got a job in the industry! the AN06 class is more of a class dedicated to making your reel the best it can be and tailored to what kind of job you are looking for, depending on if your goal is to get into tv, vfx, feature film, etc.
Thank you for making this video! I'm really interested to in the 2d animation, just wondering if any of the software required is included in the fees?
Thanks! I love trying to share as much info as I can! If you are enrolled in a class at AM, you can get an activation license. So you wont need to pay for Maya! I'm not sure what they use specifically for the 2D Animation courses, but I'm sure they can get you setup with the software license if needed! Here is a link I found where they list all of the software needed for some of their courses and what they recommend! support.animationmentor.com/hc/en-us/articles/360054113371-Software-Used-at-Animation-Mentor
@@ganserproductions I'll look it up! Thank you so much for replying! 🙏✨
Keep it up dude!
I'm really interested in animation mentor. I'm just not sure if I have the knowledge to do it. What subject do you recommend to study before taking a class?
Honestly, I had no idea what I was doing when I started! I took the introduction to Maya workshop. They teach you just the basics on how the Maya software works, along with some simple animation tests you can work on. From there I went on to Class 1 (Animation Basics) to get more into the character animation side! What may help is to checkout the Students of Animation channel I am working with my friends on! We have plenty of tips and tricks over there!
@@ganserproductions Does the introduction to maya teach you how to setup your own rigs?
@@ianim8512 Depends on what you mean by setup. They teach you how to import/reference the rigs into Maya and setup your scene, But if you mean setting up by creating them yourself, that is in a separate workshop! I know there are character modeling and game character design shops, but I'm not completely sure if they also teach you how to rig them. I've seen it as a suggestion in some feedback requests so it may be in the works!
@@ganserproductions yes I meant by creating your own rig, from the ground up. also thank you for the reply, you're awesome at animation
What kind of background experience do I need to have to apply to this school and make the most I can out of it?
Nothing! A little computer knowledge does help since you will be working with it the most. But you can start with the Maya workshop with no knowledge at all! They teach you the basics and how the software works. Then starting AN01, you start learning the fundamentals of animation and start learning as you go! I started with pretty much no knowledge at all when it came to Maya, only very little I learned through blender since it was free and the few tutorials I followed on the internet. AM definitely helped clear that all up and get me to where I am today!
@@ganserproductions would you say to just do free Maya tutorials on RUclips or is their workshop worth the money
@@joshberkin5567 It really depends how you like to work. Its great if you can do it on your own using free tutorials out there on RUclips, but it is nice to have a mentor there to ask questions and learn the basics from. You would definitely get your moneys worth from the classes and workshops though!
Will a student be able to work remotely from South Africa on jobs in the States?
It really depends on where you get hired. Some places will allow you to work remotely, and others will want you to be local. I believe working remotely is starting to get a little more common now since the pandemic hit.
Do they teach 2D animation for newbies? I’m not sure if animation is right for me but I do have some sort of interest. I’m studying for CIS major but idk if I should consider this once I finish school.
Yep! They dont have a full course like they do for 3D Animation, but they do have a couple workshops for 2d Animation! If it helps. Most of what you will learn in 3D animation can also translate into 2D since most of what you will learn is the mechanics and principles of animation. So you can get into 2D pretty easily if you take their courses even though they are mostly 3D!
Can you reccommend a teacher?I’ce enrolled in the course and having a hard deciding which teacher to choose. Are the teachers available for students in between the online meetings?
It's hard to choose! I typically check what time the classes are and pick the ones that work the best for you. Then I would go though their previous classes and take a look at their critiques on other students submissions. That way you can tell what kind of things they look for in the shots, and how they give feedback. It varies between each mentor and depends on if they are typically in games, film, tv, etc. Overall, You really cant go wrong! You can really tell each mentor loves what they do and they will do their best to get the best resources for you to learn and grow!
Hello, i am starting either starting this fall or next spring, and i have never done 3d animation before outside of my basic highschool animation class and all we really did was animation our first name disintergrating. I was just wondering if i can go into thhis school blind and still learn?
Of course! I didn't know anything getting into AM! I would start with the Maya workshop: Animation Basics, they will teach you the layout of Maya and how everything works, then work your way up into some animation exercises. Once you are done with that, you will be able to start AN01-AN06!
Of course the more you work with Maya, the more tools and settings you will use and find. But the Maya basics workshop is the best way to start! Maya can do a lot more than just animation, but they really did a great job on narrowing it down to just a few tools you really need to know, and plenty of exercises to get you comfortable and ready to start learning in AN01!
Hi bro! I am soo curious. I will soon start AM. Did you finish the courses? Din you find a job? Wish you the best bro💪🏻👊🏼
Not yet! But in a couple more weeks, I will be finishing AN06 and graduating! So hopefully soon I will find a job! Definitely will make an update video once that happens though!
@@ganserproductions Wish you the best bro!
Did they teach 2d animation?
Yep! They focus more on 3d character animation, but they do have a few 2d animation workshops you can take! Along with storyboarding, 3d modeling, creature animation, game animation, painting, and more!
do I need to learn the maya mechanics before the class 1?
That really depends on how comfortable you feel working in Maya. I took the class because I knew nothing at all about it, that really helped break it down to just the basic tools you need to get started, and they give you a few exercises so you have some experience working with Maya before you move on to class 1 and start learning Animation Basics!
I was looking for reviews searching reddit and youtube which were very positive and found this video sorry im late but I see you still reply to comments here, do you learn any programming through this program and now that you finished and hopefully you have a job do you use it in the field at all, I heard c++ is often used in animation and is known for it's difficulty but can add to your portfolio if you know it?
Welcome! And no, these classes are mainly focused to get you ready for feature film/tv level animation. Although learning programming may come in handy to make your own custom tools, its not a requirement. I believe Maya supports C++ and Python for their plugins and scripts. I am still in AN05 unfortunately, Still working on getting those body mechanics and acting choices nailed down, But I do know plenty of my friends I have made so far graduated and were able to get a job fairly quickly! I've been thinking on making an update video on where I am at so far and I still highly recommend it! Even after retaking classes, its still much cheaper than college, you learn much more, and having someone actually working in the industry, and feedback from the community is really high quality and like no other school I've been at before!
@@ganserproductions Ok that makes sense and thats great taking your time to better your skills better to have it right and congratulations to your friends. An update video would be fantastic for a more recent insight on the program. I registered for the Maya Workshop with Charnelle Tillman as like you before I never used Maya and looking at their Campus everyone is very friendly and supportive and I am excited to start my animation journey!
Awesome! I'll keep an eye out for your work, and welcome to AM! It truly is such a positive and supportive community!
@@ganserproductions Hi this is me, sorry for some reason RUclips keeps deleting my Comment maybe because i'm trying to tell you this Accounts Username they might be in your Studio under Comments and Held for Review. This Username is me and thank you very much for the welcome, the Staff and Community definitely make you feel supported! I also joined the Community Discord and hope to see you around!
Hi! Just curious! Do you get like degree / certification after graduating class or ? And do they help you find job in the animation industry? Im interested honestly
Animation mentor isn’t credited, however another online animation school called Animschool is credited
Yep! if you complete classes 1-6 and graduate, you will receive a certificate of completion. so its not a Degree necessarily, but in reality. You don't really need a degree unless you are trying to work outside of the country. Most places really only care about your reel and where your skill level is and if you will fit well with the team!
Are you affiliated at all with Animation Mentor besides being a student? It is just hard now days to find honest reviews. As of today are you still for this online school? I am actually looking around trying to help my daughter who graduates high school this year and want to get into animation being she is good at drawing. She is more interested in the 2D drawings at this time.
Nope! This is 1000% my honest opinion of this school! Its online, affordable, and amazing to get feedback from alumni, peers, and mentors all in one place! We all work together to build each other up and its truly like nothing else I've experienced! I am currently in AN05 and even after having to re-take classes a few times, I still definitely recommend it! A few times I failed some classes, but that was just because I was not ready to move on yet. And at the end of the term they give a thorough review on your work and what you should focus on to improve! Every class I've had the mentors were great and always checked in with everyone in class to see if anyone had specific questions or needed more help. Its also awesome to have multiple mentors from different studios so you can learn different workflows and find the best that works for you. AM is more of a 3D animation course, but they do have a few 2D courses as well! Either way, the main principals are the same!
I know there are many fake videos and posts out there for advertising. But I can definitely say 100% This is my pure honest opinion on the school! I've been to a local community college, looking at going to a larger school, and none of them come close to what AM has provided! If she is looking towards animation as a career, this is an excellent choice! One example of the community, a group of friends and I have actually created a RUclips channel called Students of Animation, where we share tips, tricks, experiences, and sharing just about any useful information for other animators out there! ruclips.net/channel/UCF_NHQ2Is5qXVVn4UO1n49w
hello Ganser, do they offer a Bachelor degree?
Hello!
No, you wont actually receive a degree since they are technically not an accredited college. You will get a certificate of completion once you finish the courses. In animation at least, its really more about your work and not the degree anyways! Only very few situations like moving internationally is where a degree might help the process, but even then. Most studios have other resources that can help with that part!
@@ganserproductions Thanks Ganser! I am on CGCookie (Blender) now, But plane is to get into Animation Mentor next.
What if I miss one class? 🤔
That's ok! Although I don't recommend skipping a bunch of them, they can be pretty helpful since they tailor the classes to your specific needs, that's your time to ask questions for that week, and they give great notes on what to keep in mind for your assignment. But they are also pretty understanding that not everything lines up with your schedule, so if you miss a few classes in the term, they are pretty ok with it. Just as long as you give them a heads up, Maybe get a copy of the notes from that session from a classmate and keep up on your work, you should be fine!
@@ganserproductions Can you not get the recorded copy of the class?
@@sgtdevrupesh9106 I'm not sure if they actually record the classes or not, I just typically ask for the main notes and its good enough to continue on. Of course, if you have any questions, you can message your mentor if you really get stuck or attend one of the many dailies sessions for more feedback on your shot if needed!
@@ganserproductions Ah, okay. Well thank you so so so very much for replying to my questions. I would consider this next year and maybe enroll :)