TLT CoffeeRead for December 7: Inside the Entertainment Technology Center at Carnegie Mellon University
A look at the Carnegie Mellon University Entertainment Technology Center, which prepares people to work in video games, film, and special effects.
Inside the CMU Entertainment Technology Center
"Since its first class of Masters of Entertainment Technology (MET) students graduated in 2001, the program has expanded internationally, with campuses in Japan, Singapore and Portugal, in addition to Pittsburgh and Silicon Valley in the United States. This international focus is a key part of the ETC program, which aims to prepare students for work in video game development, film animation or special effects, and what ETC-Pittsburgh Director Drew Davidson terms “location-based” work: design for theme parks and museums."
