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Countdown to July |
 Save $4,000 by Registering for Future Classes NOW!
Beat the September Increase! Call Stephanie for Details! (407) 224-3283 or email admissions@daveschool.com. Register now for the next class starting July 2nd! This is an evening class that meets from 6:00PM to 11:00PM, Monday - Friday. Those interested in Student Housing should contact Karla ASAP at (407) 224-3283 for information.
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| Block 3 wraps up Green Screen Theatre |
The current Block 3 class has just wrapped up their latest class project, Green Screen Theatre. The purpose of the assignment is to take a video of yourself shot on the DAVE School green screen stage and put it into a movie scene of your choice. The goal is to make yourself blend in seamlessly into the footage as if you were supposed to be there in the first place.
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| Gamers Against Violence - Aftermath |
This last Saturday, DAVE Schoolers and gamers around Orlando gathered together at the DAVE School for a night of gaming and fun. The purpose of the event was gamers gathering together to say that games are not to blame for all the violence in the world.
Over 60 people were in attendance.The event included console gaming on the PS2, Xbox 360 and even N64 and Dreamcast. There was also a 70”'x70'' Wii setup in the Green Screen stage and PC LAN gaming. Two tournaments were held as well. Smash Bros: Melee had a grand turn-out with 24 people registering for the tournament. The matches lasted almost three hours total. The winner received two brand new games that were generously provided by EA: Tiburon (located in Orlando). Later on that night a Mario Kart tournament was also held and was played on the original N64 console!
The DAVE School would like to thank everyone who attended and made this a great event.
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| Teddy Scares in Rue Morgue |
 In this month's Issue of Rue Morgue Magazine, Teddy Scares was featured in a full page spread. "We had a bunch of amazing animators and the cast we got was a dream come true for me," explains Teddy Scares creator Joe DiDomenico, who worked on the project with William Vaughan, an instructor at Florida's Digital Arts & Visual Effects School (DAVE School), who had worked with Clive Barker on a previous project. "Will is a big fan of Clive Barker's, and when we got him on board, we were ecstatic. And Linda Blair is such a perfect fit for Rita Mortis, she was able to take a few lines and really bring the character home for me.”
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