The campus has five fully-equipped studios, providing students with all the hands-on facilities they need. It’s a really creative and collaborative environment for them.” For example, if game art students want audio, or film students want sound editing or cleaning up, the audio production course students have the latest equipment to help them. “Having them all in the one building means there is the opportunity for collaboration between students.
“We run three main programmes here - audio production, film production and game art / VFX,” says audio production lecturer Mike Holloway. Training students on the latest and most efficient systems is essential to prepare them for prospective careers, which is why a Yamaha Nuage and Steinberg Nuendo system is a vital part of SAE Oxford’s studio complex. Its campus in Oxford, England, is the global headquarters for 54 locations worldwide, leading the way for the Institute’s education network.
Founded 45 years ago, SAE Institute offers diplomas, undergraduate and postgraduate courses in a wide range of creative media industries.
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