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Not sure if this is "disruption," but I bet the trend in entertainment-focused degree programs is toward deals with for-profit entertainment companies. For ex
by bigbossman 13y ago
Not sure if this is "disruption," but I bet the trend in entertainment-focused degree programs is toward deals with for-profit entertainment companies. For example, take a look at the WWE's partnerships with Full Sail. Right now, Full Sail students are producing and designing programs for the WWE's development and training center.
http://corporate.wwe.com/news/2012/2012_05_14.jsp http://corporate.wwe.com/news/2012/2012_05_14.jsp
- wturner 13y agoThanks for pointing this out. It's useful. I know that some of these code bootcamps basically have deals with larger companies and get paid to serve as a filter mechanism for them. Not sure if that would work with the entertainment aspect of the audio world as a reliable hook toward an education business. I say that because the level of indifference culturally in the industry (in my experience) is too great. The WWE/Full Sail example is within a broader context of full AV setup work, and of course Full Sail has a lot of resources to play with as well as partnerships already in place etc.