Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Meet the Parents


Parents of students have a lot to say about the workshop. In this APWnetwork video, Fatima Merpouya talks about her son, Bahador. She shares her excitement about the progress that she was able to see in her son's drawings of animal and room/perspective studies. Bahador went on to study animation at Seneca's Animation Arts Centre and presently works in the animation industry in Toronto, Canada. In addition to his work as a Drawing for Animation instructor with the Animation Portfolio Workshop, Bahador's professional Visual Effects resume includes work on the feature film "The Incredible Hulk".

APW network on youtube!



Tune in to the APWnetwork. Listen in on some of the interviews with past students as well as some conversations with parents of Animation Portfolio Workshop students.

http://www.youtube.com/user/APWnetwork

Sunday, December 6, 2009

NEW EXTENDED NINE MONTH SESSION. REGISTER NOW

Guess what......
Animation Portfolio Workshop just got even better then it already is!!

We are now offering a new extended nine month session.
That's 38 six hour classes, bringing the total number of instructional hours per session to 228.
We still offer classes one day per week (on the weekend), with the same excellent teacher to student ratio.

The New Spring Session will be starting up Saturday May 1, 2010, with the final class of the session falling on Saturday March 5, 2011.
Classes will run from 11:00am to 6:00pm.

We've made the change to our program thanks to the suggestions of many of our graduate students.
The aim is to have the end of the Workshop coincide as closely as possible with the deadlines for submitting portfolio's to animation schools like Sheridan and Seneca College.

Registration for the new 2010 spring session has commenced, so REGISTER NOW!!

Look forward to seeing you there!

Saturday, August 8, 2009

REGISTER FOR FALL/ WINTER 2009 SESSION

Registration is underway for the upcoming 2009 fall/winter session of the the Animation Portfolio Workshop.

Visit:

http://www.portfolioworkshop.com/register.html

to begin the registration process.


Here are the details for the upcoming session:

Date and Time:

Fall/Winter Session
28 six hour classes
(weekends)
starting Saturday October 3, 2009
ending Saturday February 20, 2010
(please enquire for detailed schedule)
11:a.m. - 6 p.m.


See you there!!

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Animation Portfolio Workshop Info Session Update

A short note to those of you who plan on attending one of the upcoming Animation Portfolio Workshop info sessions at Sheridan College.

Workshop Co-Director Vincent Peets will be in attendance at the Wednesday April 1st info session, held in room A-107 from 11am to 12pm, to meet with students and answer questions about the Workshop, and what makes for a decent animation school entry level portfolio.

Everyone welcome.

See you there.....

Gerard

Thursday, March 26, 2009

INFORMATION SESSIONS AT SHERIDAN COLLEGE


There will be three information sessions at Sheridan College for students interested in attending the upcoming 2009 spring/summer session of the Animation Portfolio Workshop.

Plan to attend, and meet former workshop students who are currently in the animation program at Sheridan, as well as recent graduates of the winter 2008 workshop, who have been accepted into the Sheridan animation program .
Former Workshop students will be on hand with their portfolios for all to see.


Dates of sessions:

Wednesday April 1 2009: Room A107 from 11am to 12pm


Friday April 3 2009: Room A107 from 12pm to 1pm

Wednesday April 8 2009: Room A107 from 11am to 12pm

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

PORTFOLIO ACCEPTED IN BOTH SHERIDAN AND SENECA ANIMATION PROGRAMS



Here's a great film clip of Graham Finley, a former Animation Portfolio Workshop student who was accepted into both the Sheridan and the Seneca animation programs with the portfolio he created in the Workshop in 2005.


Enjoy.

Monday, September 29, 2008

SENECA INSTRUCTOR TALKS ABOUT ANIMATION PORTFOLIO WORKSHOP



Here's a really interesting piece of film from an interview we did with Brian Lemay, an instructor in the Seneca Animation Program.

It speaks for itself.....