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a sculptor’s small preliminary model or sketch.

There is a fair amount of competition for the jobs and more are coming from schools like Expressions College for Digital Arts. The Emeryville-based school has about 100 game art and design students. Some of them will be at the Game Developers Conference on Friday for a game career seminar.

Just another day on the green screen at Ex’pression College!

Justin Kohn (Coraline, James and the Giant Peach), along with cameraman Peter Williams (Coraline and others), brought their current project, a stop-motion film adapted from H. G. Wells War of the Worlds novel, to Ex’pression College to begin production on a trailer for the film.

Spencer Nilsen, Ex’pression College President & Creative Director, recently had the chance to talk with New Tang Dynasty Television, or NTDTV, about the school and some of the fields that graduates end up working in.

The Ex’pression College Equipment Room monitors the usage of virtually all equipment and gear for students, events, classrooms, and more! They’re open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

I was always drawing and taking art classes. I watched a lot of cartoons after school- Voltron, Thundercats, Smurfs etc. I used to watch certain movies over and over again- Tron, Indiana Jones.

Expression College in Emeryville is coming to you. Meet faculty and staff and find out if Expression is right for you! Earn your Bachelors Degree in just over 2.5 years and learn the skills used in creative careers in sound, film, video, animation, TV or the web. Learn about scholarship and financial aid opportunities.

Spencer Nilsen, Ex’pression College President & Creative Director, recently had the chance to talk with New Tang Dynasty Television, or NTDTV, about the school and some of the fields that graduates end up working in.

The Wintzen Library and Learning Resource Center, storehouse of knowledge and information on the Ex’pression College campus, is pleased to announce that over 100 textbooks have been sent to developing nations to assist them in educating their students.