Will my lack of professional work experience affect my chances of admission for a master's in animation?
It depends. Most master's in animation programs focus on your academic background and portfolio rather than requiring professional work experience.
Your recent BSc in Animation and strong grades are solid. A compelling portfolio is typically the most important factor. Some universities may view professional experience as a plus, but it is not mandatory for many programs.
To boost your application, develop a strong portfolio with your best work. Personal projects, internships, or freelance animation can also help show your skills and commitment.
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