Digital Bros Game Academy, the training academy to become video game developers of the Digital Bros Group, has officially opened registrations to Open Day On Demand, the orientation meetings for the next academic year related to the courses of Game Design, Game Programming, Concept Art e Game Art 3D. Pending the opening in April of the enrollment campaign for the academic year 2021-2022, the DBGA achieved four Open Day On Demand, respectively one per course, to allow potential and future students to have more information on the Academy's training path. To attend theOpen Day On Demand enough fill in the following registration form, after which you will receive an e-mail with the link to access the Open Day of your interest.
The Open Day On Demand, together with the General Manager Geoffrey Davis and the Core Trainers, Matteo Sciutteri (Game Design course), Alberto Barbati (Game Programming course), Lorenzo Lodovichi (Concept Art course) e Massimo Rebaptized (Game Art 3D course), will provide an overview of the Academy's approach and will accompany users to discover the educational offer of the four courses. The Digital Bros Game Academy proposal is aimed at those who want to combine their passion with work in order to pursue a career in the Digital Entertainment industry, a sector in constant evolution and with really important growth forecasts. The data reported by NewZoo in the latest report, “Global Games Market”, show that in 2023 our sector, globally, could exceed 200 billion dollars in turnover.
In this context of strong expansion, the opportunities for those who dream of working with video games increase, in an extremely stimulating and talent-based environment. DBGA acts as a bridge between training and the world of work, through its type approach skill-based learning. In fact, the Academy identifies and prepares new talents for the market and does so using the method of learning-by-doing, with an approach hands-on, that is learning in the field, practical, concrete and collaborative inspired by models bootcamp, a intensive training lasting one year in which students are completely immersed in a environment that replicates the dynamics and work pipeline of a real development studio, all finalized to the acquisition of technical (Hard Skill) and relational (Soft Skill) skills essential to enter the video game industry.
