hi i have a question how does it work? i've watched a lot of people that applied and for apply everyone use the same exercises. Like the sme juice box and those characters for storyboard practices.So in school they are teaching you guys that and later if you wanna apply you have to show?so pls can anybody tell how does it work?

damn. hearing that you already got a degree is very inspiring. I’m going to a state school to pursue business and art instead and for money reasons, and scrolling through sheridan and other canadian animation schools due to minor regret. feels nice that there’s other people pursuing art school later on

I think one of my biggest takeaways from this video is that efficient and practical research is more important than timing. Yes, don't cram and use your time properly, but that fact that you did most of your drawings in the span of a week, regardless of wether or not that week was the deadline week or not, just proves that doing effective research in a significantly short amount of time is more effective than having started a long time ago and being inaffective with your practice. I ses this coming to life as I'm applying now. Hopefully I make it in lol :)

That totally won't happen in real life.

Is it good or bad for me to start preparing to try to get into Sheridan when I'm an Y8 middle schooler...

Woahh, this is so cool honestly. I'm a biology student and I often wonder if it's even right for me

I didn't like the guy's vid

Watching all these animation portfolio for sheridan is so overwhelming. Its such outstanding work and so much. I want to persue in animation but I feel like I should've prepared earlier, should've done more drawings