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RSP Education Helps Aspiring Artists Pave a Path to Long-term Success
Having worked on a string of studio blockbusters, recent graduates Abby Nath and Rebecca Wells return to RSP in veteran roles. Adelaide, South Australia— Rising Sun Pictures Education has earned a stellar reputation among aspiring visual effects artists both because it offers a unique opportunity to train in a working studio environment, and for the success its graduates enjoy in launching their careers. Many young artists who have completed...
read moreRSP Education Delivers Swift, Innovative Solutions for Teaching During Pandemic
The corona virus pandemic has impacted people and businesses world-wide. The strict quarantine restrictions have made it difficult for educational institutions to continue to operate. However, Rising Sun Pictures, whose core business is to problem solve and find creative solutions, devised a plan to continue the delivery of their education program with little disruption.
read moreEntertainment Industry Professionals Mentoring Alliance (EIPMA) to Host Open House for Educators, Students and Young Professionals
The Entertainment Industry Professionals Mentoring Alliance (EIPMA), a new, non-profit organization offering mentoring and career guidance to students and young professionals seeking artistic and technical careers in media and entertainment, will mark its official launch at an open house, March 7th, at Avid Technology in Burbank.
read moreRising Sun Pictures Education Prepares Students for Success in a Thriving VFX Industry
Next month, nearly three dozen aspiring visual effects (VFX) artists will arrive to study full-time at Rising Sun Pictures (RSP) in Adelaide, South Australia and take part in the studio’s highly-regarded training programs.
read moreGoldcrest Post and CinePointe Advisors to Host Workshop on Film Delivery
Goldcrest Post and CinePointe Advisors will unravel the process of preparing films for distribution in a special 2-night workshop titled Demystifying Film Delivery: What Every Producer Should Know.
read moreRising Sun Pictures’ Thomas Maher Helps Young Artists Turn Their Passion into Careers
Thomas Maher is the youngest member of the teaching staff at Rising Sun Pictures Education.
read moreFrancesca Milde Used Training at RSP Education to Launch a Thriving Career as a VFX Artist
Former RSP Student Returns to RSP as a Compositor Adelaide, South Australia— A little more than three years into her professional career, Francesca Milde has already amassed an impressive credit list as a visual effects compositor. The Adelaide native, who rejoins Rising Sun Pictures this month after a stint with Luma Pictures, Melbourne, has contributed to such films as Alien: Covenant, Thor Ragnarok, Tomb Raider and X-Men: Dark Phoenix. Most...
read moreMethod’s Lewie Carson Learned How to Succeed as a VFX Artist at RSP Education
-Lewie Carson is a junior compositor at Method in Melbourne, where he has worked on several studio films including Men in Black: International, John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum, Tomb Raider, Christopher Robin, Aquaman and A-X-L.
read moreRoto Artist Chris La Jump Starts His Career at RSP Education
Adelaide native Chris La grew up enamored with movie magic. As a young man in 2016, he took a step toward turning his infatuation into a lifetime career by enrolling in Rising Sun Pictures’ Graduate Certificate Program in Compositing and Tracking.
read moreSMPTE Hollywood Section Hosts 2nd Annual Career Day
University students from across Southern California met at the Television Academy’s Saban Media Center on April 27 to learn about technical careers in the media and entertainment industry at the 2nd annual Career Day, produced by the Hollywood Section of SMPTE®, the organization that is defining the future of storytelling.
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