I found this school through YWAM (haha, Im never going to escape) and its called "Photogenx" stupid name. Anyways, It's a school for 1 1/2 years of photography while going to every continent!
It would be from September 25th 2009 to April 1 2011 and its around $1,250 a month including travel, food, accomidations and school supplies.
Schedule:
The Foundation of Photographic Communications I Intensive Training 2009
Sep 25 - Dec 18 2009- Southern Africa
The Biblical Foundation of Photgraphic Communication Intensive Photo and Design Training
Jan 1 - March 26 2010- Egypt, Israel, Turkey, Greece
Humanities and Science: A Global Perspective 3 month long Bible Course on the Next Wave yacht
April 2 - June 25 2010- North Africa, North/South Europe, Latin America
The Foundation of Photgraphic Communications II: A study of global world culture
July 2 - Sep 17 2010- Kona, Hawaii
Communications Core Course Intensive Photo and Designn Training
Sep 24 - Dec 17 2010- Kona, Hawaii
Communications Outreach Distribution of Publication
Dec 31 - March 25 2011- World
Debrief: Next steps
March 25 - April 1 2011- Kona, Hawaii
Question: Do you think it's wiser to do community college for 2 years first then end up doing this OR do this in September, then when I come back have an amazing portfolio and either start working in photojournalism or try and get a scholarship at somewhere like RIT.
I need feedback!!
Friday, April 24, 2009
I need some imput!!
Posted by Charlotte at 11:21 AM
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2 comments:
It really depends on what you're feeling called to do in life... if your mission field is here in Orange County or the US, pursue what that call is... if it's abroad and it's truly a missional lifestyle laced with photographic expertise, then do the YWAM school...? It's really your call. Just keep in mind the length of the school... that's a LONG time.
P.S. you've got a good head on your shoulders... don't worry too much, just make sure you keep moving. :) We should get coffee.. I know I keep saying that, but we really should...
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