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Full Sail Real World Education

School Overview:

School Notes:

• Full Sail's Bachelor's and Associate's Degrees for creative minds include Computer Animation, Digital Arts & Design, Entertainment Business, Film, Game Development, Recording Arts, and Show Production & Touring. Regardless of which program at our school you choose, one of Full Sail's fundamental goals is to encourage the union of art and technology.
• If you're looking to launch a career in music, film, video games, design, or animation, you've come to the right place. Over the past 27 years, Full Sail Real World Education has built a reputation as one of the premier media arts colleges in the world. Throughout the entertainment industry, Full Sail graduates have made their names working on award-winning films and albums, acclaimed video games and design projects, live productions, and more.
• Thousands of talented artists from around the globe are attracted to Full Sail because of its unique educational environment. Full Sail's student body of over 5,000 comes from 37 countries worldwide. Students from nations as diverse as Japan, India, Mexico, Belgium, Sweden, Iceland, Kenya, Canada, and South Korea have chosen Full Sail to launch their careers in the entertainment media industry.
• Full Sail's newly redesigned Media Center, where we've assembled the books, magazines, movies, and technology you need to research a project, study for that important test, keep in touch with friends, family, and classmates, connect to the Internet with your laptop, or just relax and take a break on one of our comfy couches.
• Profile last updated: 08/22/2008.

In the News:

• Sweetwater Sound (Fort Wayne News-Sentinel)
  posted on September 28, 2009 at 04:15:48 pm
  Sweetwater Sound recently hired 19 full-time employees. Ten of the new employees are sales engineers. They are: Mike Baldonado,
• Dungeons & Dragons co-creator and former Full Sail professor Dave Arneson dead at 61 (Orlando Sentinel)
  posted on April 9, 2009 at 10:15:06 pm
  Dave Arneson, the co-creator of the popular game Dungeons & Dragons, died on Tuesday, according to a statement released by his family. According to Wired News , Arneson suffered a stroke in 2002 and was soon after diagnosed with cancer. He passed away surrounded by family in St. Paui, Minnesota.

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