European Training Network for Animation

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ETNA is the European Training Network for Animation which receive the support of the MEDIA Plus Programme of the European Community.

[edit] Purposes

  • Follow high-level professional training modules in Europe's most reputed animation training centres
  • Acquire invaluable work experience through internships in the most prestigious animation studios in Europe
  • Benefit from a diversified scholarship system
  • The most important professional training network in Europe, with 9 professional training centres and over 40 animation studios

[edit] Members

ETNA's partner professional training centres:

  • The Animation Workshop, Viborg, Denmark
  • School of Animation (EMCA), Angouleme, France
  • Fakd’Art, Barcelona, Spain
  • The German Film School for Digital Production GmbH, Elstal, Germany
  • Gobelins, the school of Image, Paris, France
  • Image Institute of the Indian Ocean (ILOI), Reunion Island, France
  • La Poudrière, animation school, Valence, France
  • National School of Cinema (SNC), Turin, Italy
  • The University of the West of England (UWE), Bristol, England