Hi! I'm a international student who is study in Canada!
Recently, I'm learning about researching process!
So I make a question survey to find a result between music and people's mood.
This quesetions are very simple and easy. maybe it takes only 1min! 😄
If you have a time for me, please answer this questions!!
Thank you!
I'd love to hear from anyone who has studied at George Brown College, works in XR/immersive media, or has insight into the current job market in Canada or Korea.
My background: I'm in my early 30s and have experiences in Korean drama production as a production manager(about 10 years). I'm now in Toronto to improve my English and explore new strength for my career. After about 2 years of study, I plan to return to Korea and continue working in media.
So, I was considering George Brown's XR program, It seems like the XR program will no longer be accepting enrollment starting next year (according to the website).. I'm not sure of the exact reason, and I'm now wondering whether that's a sign of the market itself shrinking.
For those working in XR/immersive media — how do you see the market in the next few years, in Canada or Asia?
Is XR still a worthwhile skill to pursue, even through other programs or self-study?
Given my background would you recommend pivoting toward XR, or sticking closer to Video Production?
Any advice is hugely appreciated. Thanks!
I'd love to hear from anyone who has studied at George Brown College, works in XR/immersive media, or has insight into the current job market in Canada or Korea.
My background: I'm in my early 30s and have experiences in Korean drama production as a production manager(about 10 years). I'm now in Toronto to improve my English and explore new strength for my career. After about 2 years of study, I plan to return to Korea and continue working in media.
So, I was considering George Brown's XR program, It seems like the XR program will no longer be accepting enrollment starting next year (according to the website).. I'm not sure of the exact reason, and I'm now wondering whether that's a sign of the market itself shrinking.
For those working in XR/immersive media — how do you see the market in the next few years, in Canada or Asia?
Is XR still a worthwhile skill to pursue, even through other programs or self-study?
Given my background would you recommend pivoting toward XR, or sticking closer to Video Production?
Any advice is hugely appreciated. Thanks!