I hope people who study animation abroad can share some experiences.

Our situation is similar. I study animation, too. I am a junior now. I want to know about you. Let me tell you what I know. Our teacher said that domestic animation started late and the mass base was weak. They studied America and Japan, but they lost their things without learning well. So it's really not so good. Still have to go out, especially in 3D. Big companies like Pixar DreamWorks use their own software, but the technology still depends on their own cultivation and background. Don't go to China for any training. I have a teacher who graduated from undergraduate course and studied perfect dynamics, which is quite expensive. He said it wasn't good enough. Finally, he went abroad, and now he is back to teach in our school!

Moreover, the post-production technology of Hollywood blockbusters is not made in the United States, but in Canada and New Zealand. Canada is mainly Toronto, and it is said that a film and television production base has been established in New Zealand (later heard from others). At first, I wanted to go to Canada, so I knew Canada better. Later, I thought New Zealand was not bad. I don't know how to choose now.

Foreign education is mainly undergraduate, and graduate students have little gold content, but I haven't tried it, so I'm not sure. I heard it from others, too.

First of all, Canada is divided into two universities (undergraduate focuses on educational research) and colleges (similar to a specialized subject, but different, it mainly focuses on practical technology, generally 2 years. There is also a 2-year postgraduate degree in the university, and the postgraduate diploma is issued in the junior college 1 year, and the diploma is not issued. You can apply for a green card as long as you have studied in Canada for more than 2 years and worked for one year.

The animation major of Xie Lidan University is the best, but it is a junior college and now it is an undergraduate course. The first three years were traditional animation. Generally, I will study computer animation for another year. Many designers of Pixar graduated from there, and students have great demand for graduation, but there is great competition in learning. There are many public colleges in Canada, such as George Brown and seneca College. I don't know how to choose them. I don't know if they are graduate students, readers or universities. Many people I know recently graduated from college, then emigrated to work, and then went to graduate school, so the tuition for graduate school will be very cheap.

However, Canada does not allow international students to work (on campus) and does not provide scholarships. I can't remember the name of one province, which speaks French, and there are very few people in China (because they speak French).

Canada is coming soon. I said New Zealand.

I just started to understand New Zealand these days. I'm going to run an intermediary again. First of all, there are only eight public universities, but it seems that they all have computer technology and movies. Macy's University and Huai something, but there are also several well-known self-interested design schools in New Zealand, such as NATCOLL, design and arts collage. However, because it is not a public school, the diploma is not recognized in China, but it is recognized in Commonwealth countries. New Zealand also supports highly educated immigrants. For example, if you want to go there to study for graduate students, and then work for one year, your score will be higher. International students can work in New Zealand. 1 20 hours a week, and the tuition fee is 8- 10 RMB per hour. If the tuition is not enough, live on it. Tuition and prices in New Zealand are lower than those in Canada and Australia. I haven't decided where to go and what to study. Most people are graduate students, but I wonder if it is useful to learn animation. In my heart ... you can give me some advice.

I don't know what competitions are there abroad. I heard that there is a website where you can put your CG works. If the score is above 4 stars (***5 stars), there will be big companies looking for you.

I'm exhausted from typing so many words. I hope I can help you.

P S don't go to America, it's a place where money is flowing like water and public security is still chaotic.

There are also many people in China who think that as long as they understand the software well, this is not the case. There are many people in China who have good software, but why can't they make things? As my teacher said, people who are particularly good at CG usually have a strong sketching skills and a strong sense of color to make vivid animations. This is something that many people don't realize.