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Gwinnett Tech hosts animation software training sessions

By Joel Anderson
July 18, 2011

Gwinnett Technical College is partnering with the Georgia Entertainment Media Work Ready Region to host a series of animation software training sessions for workers.

The training sessions, which started last week and will run through August 19, are being held at Gwinnett Tech’s International Education Center at Gwinnett Place.

An instructor from Toon Boom Animation will train each of the participants on their Animate Pro software.

Information: www.GwinnettTech.edu/ce or 770-995-9697.

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