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The ASWF Summer Learning Program: A Review and Reflection

Thumbnail Courtesy of the Academy Software Foundation Creative industries are typically regarded for being a diverse and accepting field, while

The debate between Maya and Blender has been a recurring one as of late, with Blender’s updates in recent years

Whether you are a visual effects, animation, graphic design, or sequential arts major, you’ll most likely need to use Adobe

Illustration: Nishka Basu On average, SCAD students have at least three slots for electives, (excluding the two free ones) that

Gizmos: How to Create your own? A Gizmo is a compositing tool made in Nuke where artists can group their

Premiere Pro, like many other programs, can seem intimidating with its abundance of buttons, keys, toggles, and settings. It is

Do you wish you could work from home but don’t have the correct software? SCAD provides us students with Maya

Illustration by: @itsAmja // amandafedoraart.com Tucked away just behind Broughton Street lies an underrated gem of a space that is SCAD’s

If you are a Visual Effects major, or someone interested in compositing, you should be aware of the many ways

While everybody’s career follows a different path, many industry professionals recommend getting some experience in your field as soon as