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    • krish iyer
      krish iyer last edited by krish iyer

      Hey guys I'm new here at svs and I'm planning on signing up for some great courses! However, due to many factors, I'm not sure if I can stay subscribed for more than a month and so, I wanted to join and get the most out of the course I pick, I'm very interested in taking the prop design and vehicle design courses and since I noticed they are level two courses in the foundation program I was wondering if it would be possible for me to take and complete the course,
      I'm fairly familiar with basic construction , light and shadow and perspective.
      what do you think? Do I take the beginning courses first and then later (when it's possible) take the courses I'm interested in or do I attempt the level two courses

      I know this is a vey long description so I hope you can help me out! thanks:)))

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      • TessaW
        TessaW last edited by

        If you have a fairly good grasp of those basics you mentioned, I say go for it. You don't have to follow the curriculum.

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        • Jim Algar
          Jim Algar last edited by

          There's nothing to stop you clicking the videos and skimming through to see what the content is like, before deciding what level you need to study at.

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          • Asyas_illos
            Asyas_illos last edited by

            Yep everything is available to you! you go where you feel comfortable

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            • Nyrryl  Cadiz
              Nyrryl Cadiz SVS OG @krish iyer last edited by Nyrryl Cadiz

              @krish-iyer yeah, go for it! the curriculum is just a guideline not really the rules

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              • krish iyer
                krish iyer last edited by

                oh that's great to hear! I think ill definitely explore for a bit before I decide to take a course

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                • krish iyer
                  krish iyer @Nyrryl Cadiz last edited by

                  @Nyrryl-Cadiz Thanks so much for the response! I'm wondering how many courses I'll be able to handle, According to you, what would the average time to complete a whole course be maybe a level two course for example?

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                  • Nyrryl  Cadiz
                    Nyrryl Cadiz SVS OG @krish iyer last edited by

                    @krish-iyer it's different for every person. I can't answer that for you. it's something you have to determine for yourself.

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                    • krish iyer
                      krish iyer @Nyrryl Cadiz last edited by

                      @Nyrryl-Cadiz Alright noted, Thanks so much! :)))

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