I can do that!
Budding game artists and programmers rejoice! If you have been looking for a way to break into the industry, ArenaNet is offering just that opportunity -- it is now considering applications to its 2012 Internship Program. The Class of 2012 will offer the following disciplines: Character Art, Environment Art, Technical Art/VFX, Animation, and Programming.
ArenaNet feels that "artists learn more in the first few months of a game industry job than in their entire time at art school." The focus is on "an immersive work-based educational program where intern artists work alongside professionals" to develop and hone their skills.
If accepted to the program, interns will have to relocate to the Bellevue, WA area at their own expense, but they will be paid an hourly stipend for their work as well as have the opportunity to participate in an internal educational program.
The deadline for entry into the 2012 class is September 21st, 2011. If you think you have what it takes, check out the official announcement for full details and links to each discipline's respective applications.
Reader Comments (11)
Posted: Aug 16th 2011 11:37AM Arkanaloth said
gods I wish.. sadly I'm too far into having bills to pay to be an intern. :(
Posted: Aug 16th 2011 1:26PM ChaosInc said
Nice opportunity. I'm looking forward to seeing how many of the arrogant rejects that usually post here saying " sucks!", "The devs suck!", "What were they thinking?" are gonna put their money where there mouth is and show the world "how it's done". After all, they're the uber experts of game design, right?
I'm going to estimate... 0.
I'm going to estimate... 0.
Posted: Aug 16th 2011 1:40PM Carnagh said
WA has quite strict employment law regarding interns.
Posted: Aug 16th 2011 2:05PM Floodland said
Hell, nothing for writers ;_;
Posted: Aug 16th 2011 8:38PM Saerain said
First thought: the angle of that guy's wrists is going to get him CTS very quickly.
Posted: Aug 16th 2011 9:01PM Destati said
Why is there nothing in the North East...
Seriously, there's NOTHING in New York except for Kaos Studios, and look what happened.
Seriously, there's NOTHING in New York except for Kaos Studios, and look what happened.
Posted: Aug 17th 2011 12:10AM Destati said
ok, no large name developer that's main audience aren't iphone "gamers."







