36 Stairs – Vancouver Film School (VFS)
Created by Vancouver Film School student John Born through the VFS Sound Design for Visual Media program. Visual Media provided by Grzegorz Jonkajtys.
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@VancouverFilmSchool Thx!
Nice video and by the way first
Very nice!
@vfs can i reach a scholarship as a non-american pupil?
If there are alien face huggers in your stomach, press 1. If there are radios in your head, press 2. If you are being watched, press 3. If your family has been replaced by andriods, press 4…
sick man :S
@TheFATutorials Hi! You can find some information on current scholarship opportunities at vfs(dot)com/5years. Thanks!
@furryball89 Its very good to have traditional art skills, anyway, they provide a foundation year that you have to do anyway to do any of their courses.
this is really awesome. one of the best clips i’ve seen (heared
) in the last weeks.
how long are the visual effects programs?
VERY well done with the sound btw!!
Wow that is an awesome video, I’m planning to attend this school but the only thing setting me back is the tuition fee
Where is the rest of the film?… O.o!!!
the original short movie is called ”the 3rd letter” i think. I’ve seen a making of the visual pieces that are in this movie. just amazing. very good job on the audio
WOW this looked A-MA-ZING. So atmospheric and haunting – I loved it.
More please
That was cool maybe someday we will also be as talented as you are.
@gecko8553 The 3D Animation & Visual Effects program at VFS is one-year long. Thanks!
Look, If you want to complain about that face-hugger impregnating your stomach then please go to the alien advice bureau.
The way he was binding his chest I assume he was a pre-op transsexual. He’s got the devil in his belly as well.
@VancouverFilmSchool
Hi,do I need to be able to draw to enter ur school?I can draw, but I now I cannot draw this good…
anyway,nice vid
ok i want to watch the film now please..
wow .cinematic recordings!
@furryball89 The ability to draw is not a requirement, but it is definitely helpful. Several of our programs require portfolios for admission and some talent in art basics such as drawing are beneficial. Thanks!
i want to see the movie