I graduate NYU on 14 May 2008, and I start my first day of work in the real world either on 19 May or 27 May, depending on whether my immediate superior decides that college graduation is a big enough deal to warrant a week off. My thinking is that I've already had plenty of unscheduled time of late, and I am keen to start learning.
The position is a Flame apprenticeship where I will use my IT skillz to keep the networked Flame clients running effectively while learning the fundamentals of the software from an art and design perspective. While I work, we will develop a timetable for my development, which is to say if I am a shitty Flame artist after a year and a half on this job, they will can me. Sounds fair to me.
Anyway, I'm excited to get a job that's hardly a monkey gopher position and which leads to a lot of opportunities in the real world of film development.
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