Chris Chien is currently an art teacher on Outschool platform, where he ranks among the top 1% of art educators. Chris was formerly a concept artist for the Themed Entertainment Industry, having worked on award winning projects such as Universal Beijing (Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement-Theme Park 2023) and Sesame Street Land at Seaward Orlando (Voted #1 Best New Amusement Park Attraction in USA Today's 10 Best Reader's Choice Awards, 2020).
Sorry chris I want to become an animator or film production and I am looking for school with a low budget for international students please can gain any school
@@Halo_arts hey Halo arts! I actually don't know too much about animation or film production. It's not my industry of specialization. Is there an example of a artist who has that job and you want to be like them? Give me a couple examples of what you're talking about.
Hey! Thank you for this amazing video!!! It helps so much! I am obviously looking to get hired at Imagineering and i'm more into the engineering side of it, it's just that i don't exactly know which type of engineer is the best to express your creativity. Later I want to be a creative director, but willing to start by engineering. Do you think it would be possible to start, for example, as a mechanical engineer, all the way up to creative director? Thank you so much!!!
Mechanical engineering isn’t a bad choice. It tends to focus more on ride systems. However, I might recommend civil engineering a bit more because it’s closer to architecture, with a focus on larger-scale design. That said, it’s not exactly my area of expertise. I’ve worked at an architecture and engineering firm, and I know a lot of engineers who focus on things like HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems. They tell me that side of engineering can be a bit more monotonous. I do have a couple of colleagues who started out as engineers, so it’s definitely a viable path. Just keep in mind that it’s not going to be inherently creative. You’ll need to take art and design classes on the side if you want to get into the creative realm. One of my coworkers started out as an engineer and took a lot of art and design classes. ericcabico.wixsite.com/portfolio1 I also have a student who graduated with a degree in civil engineering and then took art classes with me. dangeloreyes.com The good news, in my opinion, is that an engineering student who takes art classes on the side is more valuable than an art student who takes engineering classes on the side. Do you see what I mean? Art classes can be taken just about anywhere, and it’s generally easier to do.
Heyy, could you make a video on art school / live classes that are located in Europe? Usually colleges in Europe are much cheaper, but I can’t really find any recommendations for art schools there, and honestly I only see live classes offered in the US ://
@@oliviamarie8 Oh man I'll see what I can do. But honestly I don't really know a lot of the schools in Europe besides a couple of the Russian ones. So this video is little bit different than others in that it's not based on research. This video is based on actual experience. I've been to most of the art schools I talk about in this video, or I have friends who have been to those art schools. So it's not like I'm just looking up something on Google and creating this video. With a European art school thing, I'll try to do a little bit of research on it. But uh... Yeah I'll see what I can do. I do have some European friends.
Je capte ce que tu dis, Christopher Reeve, c’est clairement LE Superman, y’a pas de débat. 🦸♂ Il a tellement marqué les esprits, c'est un truc de ouf. Mais tu vois, c’est aussi stylé de voir comment d'autres acteurs essaient de mettre leur vibe dans le rôle. Chacun peut apporter un truc différent, tout en respectant ce que Reeve a fait. 👊
@@MrChrisArtStudio oui mais parfois je trouve que dieu a été comme ironique avec Reeve il a été superman l’homme qui pouvait voler, mais l’ironi de tout ça que il fini tétraplégique après un accident à cheval, comme par hasard un truc ou il pourra vraiment pas voler quelle oroni.
@@SergentEO Oui, c'est vraiment triste. J'ai en fait un collègue de travail à qui c'est également arrivé. Il plongeait dans sa piscine et a heurté sa tête dans l'eau. C'était un accident tragique. Quand je le vois lors des événements de travail, il est en fauteuil roulant et souffle dans un tube pour contrôler le fauteuil. Il a une infirmière à ses côtés en permanence. Je pense que Christopher Reeve a contribué à sensibiliser les gens à ce type de paralysie et a financé beaucoup de recherches sur les cellules souches. Il essaie toujours d'aider les gens comme Superman, même s'il ne peut pas marcher.
As a soon-to-be SCAD GRAD, us interior designers have a very well-rounded skill set. We learn concept, drafting, and heavily rely on 3D modeling for visualizations as we progress through our schooling.
@@_.skyyblue._ oh wow really? that's so sad. I get some mean comments on RU-vid as well. But I just don't get any views or comments on IG in general. lol. 😂
I'm a 30 year old Culinary Major but I'm think of becoming a Disney Imagineer one day! what's the best way to start over? I wanna be one who creates rides, attractions, experiences etc...
Take classes in graphic design, 3D modeling and Autocad. These are classes that are readily available at many community colleges. Being very good at software makes you a desirable job candidate for many industries - not just theme park design.
Lol. Yo I think your comment was supposed to be an insult, but that would be pretty interesting! A wolverine who is a dictator and has control of a nuclear arsenal sounds cool af. That almost happened in wolverine origins when the Japanese businessman tried to take over wolverine's body.
