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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Asylum I'm sure you know one or two of their films in particular, but I had no idea about all the others.  Sherlock Holmes has now been added to my "have to see before I die" list.

TL;DR: I MAY GO TO SVA INSTEAD OF SCAD The only event of interest was I checked out the School of Visual Arts again, and now I'm starting to think I'll go there instead of SCAD. My biggest draws to SCAD were its facilities, meal plan plan, location, and supposed reputation.  The buildings, especially animation, look like they were built yesterday, and the dorms are pretty good as far as dorms go.  The meal plan looks excellent, like the menu of a best-cafe-of-the-year kind of restaurant, and Savannah, Georgia is possibly the most gorgeous place in the country.  It's a great college town, too; every employee at any shop goes to SCAD. The bi

I'm actually kind of relieved, because for a while my thoughts were "If I get into CalArts, should I there or to SCAD?"  Well, now the if is gone.  They were fairly balanced in their tie for first choice, so just knocking out one of them makes the situation much easier. I was waiting until I heard from all the schools to call Fred Seibert, so I just did.  He said something I found interesting: Rob Renzetti, creator of My Life as a Teenage Robot, and Genndy Tartakovsky, creator of Dexter's Lab and Samurai Jack, both had to apply twice before they were accepted.  I already knew Thurop van Orman, creator of Flapjack, had to apply three times, w