2017 - Workshop in Japan: 1889 Paris Universal Exposition - Workshop Bacherlor's Degree in Video Game Art
- 2nd and 3rd years of Bachelor's Degree in Video Game Art
- 1st and 2nd years of Master's Degree of Art Director in Video Game Design
As part of the partnership signed between Autograf and the Japanese UEDA Gakuen Educational University, Autograf students in Video Game Art travelled to Osaka from May 19 to 29, 2017.
A multicultural workshop was organised during the trip to meet with Japanese students. This combination of French and Japanese know-hows aimed at creating a video game based on the 1889 Paris Universal Exposition, the first universal exposition that Japan took part in.
Adrien Delaboudinière, teacher in Art Direction and Art Director for Ubisoft accompanied the students on this trip. They also got to meet Mr. Gisabura Sugii, the famous Japanese animator who, in particular, worked on Astro Boy.
