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Does anyone have any thoughts about the Savannah College of Arts and Design Graduate Sound Design program. It looks like the program had a good, rounded curriculum which could help train me for future jobs in audio? Any thoughts?
pinman
(source: scad.edu)
I was looking at SCAD's graduate program for sound design for a while. They have a great curriculum, and the school as a whole is very impressive. Few schools offer a masters program in sound design, and many schools will have a program more skewed toward music production than sound design. SCAD was certainly an exception to that. In my case, I ultimately went with a school that was a bit closer to where the jobs are, and where the instructors were still working on big-name projects, although David Stone is at the Savannah campus, and is pretty well recognized. Good luck with your decision.
I graduated from the BFA program at SCAD in Sound Design about a year ago. The program is great, you learn what you need to know and I was more prepared for LA then I could of ever imagined. Now being in GA your not exposed to any of the industry except the few professors that have beefy resumes. Although the school has an audio student organization which brings professionals in the Audio Post community to SCAD to lecture and talk about there experiences. Its a great program with great facilities, not to mention SCAD also has music production classes if that's something your interested in. It is quite expensive though so keep that in mind....
@josh-phippin
