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Pacific Audio Visual Institute Review Request.

Sun, 09/18/2005 - 21:51 — Malistar

Has anyone in Vancouver or anywhere heard anything good or bad about this school? I wanted to go to Vancouver Film School for their Sound Design course but the Tuition has become a joke and I cannot afford it. Any feedback will be highly appreciated. PAVI Website

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Fri, 03/07/2008 - 20:08 — Anonymous (not verified)

Funny because I'm in the

Funny because I'm in the exact same situation. I checked out VFS and the tuition is depressing to say the least. Not only that but I wanted to take the program mainly for music production and after learning that's only a PART of the program.. I kind of became somewhat disinterested. I'd really like to find out more about PAVI too..

Tue, 06/03/2008 - 12:14 — Anonymous Coward32 (not verified)

Harbourside IT

Hey Guys,

I work for an Audio and Music Production school that could be exactly what you are are looking for. If you want a serious education in post and music, check us out: www.harboursideit.com

Tue, 08/05/2008 - 19:03 — Anonymous Coward 2012 (not verified)

Pacific AV

Hi,

I know of the school VERY well. The company I work for is actively involved in gaming and multi-media and we've hired a number of PAVI grads. In my opinion it's one of the better schools in Vancouver. I would certainly recommend it.

Best bet, if you're in town, is to stop by and check it out for yourself. You could also ask to speak to some recent grads about their experiences.

Just my two bits.

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