3dsense Media school
Voted Asia’s leading digital arts school, 3dsense Media School is committed to providing the best creative education
A pioneering digital arts school in Singapore, 3dsense Media School has been preparing students for careers in the media and entertainment industry for over 13 years. Dedicated to providing a real-world education, 3dsense aims to mould the next generation of elite digital artists and designers for the global industry.
Committed to delivering the best learning experience, the school adopts a hands-on, industryimmersive teaching approach to small classes and employs full-time, expert lecturers, such as 3D animation and visual effects programme director Craig Stevenson. With over 18 years in the industry, Craig has worked at – and on – various major studios and Hollywood titles, including Weta Digital, ILM and Framestore, Lord of the Rings and Superman – to name just a few.
“What attracted me to 3dsense Media School was its great philosophy, attitude and commitment to creating the best education for its students,” Craig explains. “The school has strong connections with the industry and are focused heavily on training students that can leave the school with the confidence to attain a position in the industry, whether it’s film or game, or TV post-production work. 3dsense also invests heavily in the same software and tools used in the industry today. Having taught at quite a few schools over the years, I’ve never seen such commitment to pushing the students to achieve great work.”
Someone benefitting from the school’s commitment to its students is Anson Ng. Studying 3D animation and visual effects, he is just days away from graduating. “The study culture here is very strong in a way that motivates students to create the highest quality artworks,” Anson says. “Everyone here is passionate, there are no barriers between students and lecturers and everybody communicates to raise questions and share knowledge whenever possible. During my studies, 3dsense has constantly invited professional artists from the industry to give talks and offer insights into their working culture, and by doing so, this helped us students to get one step closer to our dream job.”