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Some universities in Canada do expect you to have a relevant Bachelors degree in animation before taking up a Masters in animation. But this can be waivered provided you have done some relevant coursework/certification by yourself. Thank you.
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The current union minimum for a SAG-AFTRA actor is $956 + 10% for 8 hours. So for a 12-hour day, the least a day-player can be paid is $1,972. The special effects coordinator on the same film will typically make $4050 per hour, so $700 for a 12-hour day. The visual effects supervisor might make $5000/week, or $1,000 for the day. The top VFX supervisors in the business might get $10K per week, or $2K for the same day, basically equal to the actors union minimum. On the other hand, a special effects or visual effects artist often works many more days or weeks than an actor and thus makes more money overall, but I wouldn't ca
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please follow this link to know all the details:
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