Or am I dead?

which means control your spending, don't buy unnecessary stuff, etc.

Post edited at 10:16 am on Aug. 6, 2008 by hateitandloveit

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If you work at it, yeah.

which means control your spending, don't buy unnecessary stuff, etc.

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So it is possible?

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you can do it, you're just going to need to find a good paying job and bust your ass

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It's for animation. Possibly work at Pixar or WB etc.

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Quote: from wingedmisery at 10:21 am on Aug. 6, 2008

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you can do it, you're just going to need to find a good paying job and bust your ass

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It's for animation. Possibly work at Pixar or WB etc.

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man, you better be good then.

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"Save the cheerleader, save the world."

http://www.ryerson.ca/graduate/mediaproduction/tableiii.html

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experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgment.

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Is this a "private" - that is, a commercial college where you pay them and end up with a diploma? If so, check it out super carefully. Talk to potential employers before signing on the dotted line. They may not recognise the value of such a diploma. I don't know where you live, but an hour and a half drive from me is a famous for animation college, Ryerson College-recently a university (Ontario, Canada) that would be a lot cheaper and graduation would mean more than a college that is there to make a profit.

http://www.ryerson.ca/graduate/mediaproduction/tableiii.html

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No, it's America's Sheridan so to speak. CalArts.

I can't answer your question. It all depends on how much your salary is, which should be A LOT to pay off 80-100k in 20 years.

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Wow that's hella risky. How do you know you'll work at something major like Pixar or WB??

 

 
I can't answer your question. It all depends on how much your salary is, which should be A LOT to pay off 80-100k in 20 years.

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OOps, I can't do math. It's 50-80k.