Regarding Game Art training, I like it.

Regarding Game Art training, I like it.

"The atmosphere" (as some say) is there: in the classroom there is no negative competitiveness, we often draw in museums, we always meet on Friday evening to have a drink suddenly, we all pull up.

The teachers are incredible, they are always there to push us further, to support us. They have a lot of experience in the game, film, and often have careers that make you dream.
Sometimes they jostle us a bit, it's not always easy to cash in, but the progression is already noticeable since the Prepa Art.
They always answer our questions, and often work overtime. to support us in our personal projects: I am only grateful. I want to give myself completely and to surpass myself.

Of course, training costs money, finding internships is not always easy, but unfortunately today art schools work like that, if you want something quality.
Me this pace suits me.

My opinion is certainly not the most objective, nor the truest. It's totally personal and it only involves me.
In any case, come to the open house to discover our school and make your own opinion! This is the best I can advise you.