How much does it cost to study art? Photo. Broadcast. Draw. Choreographer .

Each is different, but my experience is as follows:

Photography: A camera of at least 3,000 yuan, and a lot of follow-up work costs. Abundant spare time.

Confident enough aesthetic assertiveness and ability. Careful, patient, discerning... In general, photography is an art that combines money and ability, and if you are a person who does not like to stay, I recommend learning broadcasting.

Broadcasting: Practice, Opportunity. If you have money, you'd better prepare a deposit of more than 5,000 yuan, because you need money for dresses, makeup, etc.

Choreographer: If you are a choreographer, it depends on what major you choose. The choreographer had a tuition fee of about 4,000 yuan before, and then he had to pay a lot of money in his future major.

Drawing: It takes a lot of time, so if you want to learn it, you should do it early, because it is an art that requires a lot of effort. Practice, practice... Keep practicing...

In fact, these are very expensive, what you want to learn, you have to choose what you want to learn according to your personality, hobbies, etc

Remember, don't learn for others, learn for yourself. If you like it, it's good if it suits you...

Oh... As a reminder, I think drawing would be more useful.

If you attend a training course.

Choreographer is the cheapest of these, but it also requires the highest score in cultural classes.

You also know that the things you buy for painting can't be cheaper, and some schools for photography majors require you to bring your own camera (and you have to take the test well, do you think the card machine is good, how can you have to be a SLR)

In what you said, painting costs a lot more, photography needs a good camera, and it's not cheap to buy various lenses. The broadcasting and choreographing are okay, the equipment you need can be borrowed from the school, and you can use the unit's after work.

It depends on the situation! Which school do you go to, or what level of training class do you attend! This also depends on your own development. Adaptability! A lot of factors, for example, if you have talent, then spend less money; If you don't know if you're in a training class...

The camera body is average, and the lens is expensive. See how you play. (also have a foundation in art) broadcasting is very good, I am now in class at the same table to learn broadcasting, it doesn't cost much, it's good to be strong, and the academic performance is the lowest here, and I can also be admitted to a first-class university.

I learned to draw, depending on what materials you use, some pencils are especially good to make 1 10 pieces, you have to use a box of costs is not low, and it takes energy, cultural classes also have to fight. Now that I'm in my third year of high school, many high school students also learn to draw, don't think about spelling with them, don't think about repeating students, they are experienced unless you draw very well and study well. Or you'll be like me, and you're still slim.

Choreographer training** is the lowest, but cultural courses are very demanding.

In fact, it depends on what you like to learn the most. As long as you like it, you will definitely work hard to learn!

A more practical way to learn photography is to work as an assistant in a photo studio, of course, it is very hard, but you can do without tuition, which can be considered.

Art itself costs a lot of money, if you really want to learn an art well, then don't think about money, the investment is proportional to the return.

You want to go to an art university, it's more expensive, I'm a college student majoring in animation, I used to learn to draw, in Beijing, about 4,000 yuan per month for living expenses and tool fees, plus the registration fee and messy fees for you to sign up for a single enrollment university, about 30,000 yuan, at least half a year.

First of all: look at your foundation, I personally think that teachers who consciously go to learn like it, especially those who have no foundation, but the personal will needs to be firm.

Secondly, it is enough to find some students who have just graduated from art school, or to repeat them. Fees are all available. Not high.

Finally: make your own study plan.

It depends on how you learn, you can learn with a pen and paper, and if you sign up for a class, buy the best tools...Reference books and so on, then there is no bottom....

It depends on what direction you want to go, but if it's just a hobby on a whim, then it's very cheap. Drawing, brushing, paper, eraser, photography, just borrow a camera... If you want to develop professionally, there is no end, it's hard to say.

It depends on what major you study, but in fact, the cost of art is relatively high, the equipment required for photography is expensive, the musical instrument is very expensive, and the painting tools are good, but these when you are preparing for the art professional examination, it costs a lot of money to sign up for various universities, the average university registration fee is about 200, a person has to apply for at least 3 schools to admit the hope of ***, the normal will report 6-15, and it is a few thousand, and when you are admitted to the university, the tuition fee for art is basically 10,000 a year. Or 10,000 yuan a semester, and after four years, plus living expenses, it will be hundreds of thousands. But everyone's situation is different, and I'm just talking about the average.

Art depends on how you study, if you go to college, the annual preparation tuition is about 13,000, plus living expenses and necessary hardware "computers, cameras, consumables, etc." in the first year, it will be a lot, and you have to go out to sketch or something.

If you just learn to play, it's much cheaper, check the information on the Internet, just buy some consumables and tools,

If you want to go to school yourself, it will cost tens of thousands of yuan. If you work while self-study, it costs very little, you can also consult some well-known art experts in your spare time, you can also search for the type of art you want to learn on the Internet, for example, calligraphy, you can take a look at the online calligraphy ** tutorials, all free and also available**. Photography and so on are available on the Internet, and there are also self-taught people around me who have grown, and the key is personal.

It's not which one is cheaper to learn, but which science is more useful to you after it, I am studying art in the university tuition fee of more than 10,000 a year, and it is easy to find a job, if you learn it well, the salary can reach a monthly salary of tens of thousands, and it will not be interesting to learn what is not good.

It depends on what art you're studying. Let me give you an example. For example, art design is divided into: graphic design, animation design, environmental art design, etc. It also depends on what art you study to determine how much you spend.

I don't think it's cheap, oh, I learned to draw, which not only costs money, but also requires hard work.

Art is quite expensive. The learning points involve a wide range of topics. If you are looking for a job, it is difficult to find a professional degree Finally, you must study hard and don't waste time and money.

It's not cheap, but the fine art is relatively cheap.

I am a college student, studying advertising design, and I spent more than 40,000 yuan in two years.

To learn photography, the premise is that you have to study hard.

15,000 yuan 30,000 yuan. Choreography and directing art exams cost about 15,000 yuan, 30,000 yuan, or even more, and the fees of training institutions in different regions are different. During the training, students also need to prepare accommodation and living expenses, which are different for each person.

In addition, when the choreographer and director art examination is taken every year, you also need to prepare the round-trip travel fee, and you also need to prepare the registration fee during the school examination, which basically costs the choreographer art exam.

Precautions for the college entrance examination.

Choreographers' college entrance examination scores are much higher than those of other arts. Most of them want to take the choreography and directing major. They need to pass the art exam in December before they can take the entrance exam.

You must know if there is a UEC in your province. Understand the content of the provincial unified examination, the scope of questions, the unified examination time, the score of the examination subjects, etc.

At present, there are many schools that have begun to major in choreography and directing, such as Communication University of China, Chinese opera, etc. There are also a large number of comprehensive universities, such as Beijing Normal University, Nanjing University, Wuhan University, etc. If you want to take the choreography and directing major in an art school, you must also take the school exam.

The school entrance examination will be determined based on the results of the JAE. If you want to study choreography at an ordinary university, you only need to pass the general exam, which mainly depends on the cultural score of the college entrance exam.

The cost of choreographing and directing art examination training has a certain correlation with your city. The cost of art examination training is generally not cheap, ranging from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands, among which the training cost of choreographing and directing is relatively low. At present, there is no definitive standard for the training fee of the choreographer art examination, and the charging standards of different training institutions are different, according to the environment, facilities, and comprehensive nature of the training institution, of course, it has a lot to do with the length of the training time, and the longer the time, the higher the fee.

For ordinary students in ordinary areas, it is very common for the tuition fee of 3w-5w for half a year of choreographing and directing training.

A little better area, a bigger body, 5w-10w.

Of course, in a first-tier city like Beijing, a large institution, the senior class is 10w+.

Even if you choose different training courses for the same training institution, such as ordinary classes, elite classes, advanced classes, etc., the cost will be completely different, generally speaking, it is about 50,000 yuan. The above is the cost of art examination training, personal accommodation, life, depending on your own consumption level, and the consumption level of the city.

However, it should be noted that the art examination training course with high fees is not necessarily good, and choosing a good art examination training institution is the key. First of all, from the faculty to examine, whether the training institution is famous, the teaching experience of the teachers, the teaching methods and reputation of the teachers, and then look at the teaching environment, whether the hardware equipment is perfect, whether there is a factory noise and establishment time around, how much is the passing rate of the student examination every year, what are the teaching advantages, the teaching system, what are the characteristics of the teaching program, etc., can become the standard for evaluating the art examination training class.

Choreography and directing majors are different from art majors such as ** and fine arts, choreography and directing majors are accelerated majors, and the professional learning time is relatively short, which has little impact on cultural classes, and the cost is less in the art examination.

If the province and city where the organization of the unified examination, then the exam almost nothing, if you need to take the school exam, the cost of a school registration fee is about two hundred, accommodation and transportation will occupy a large proportion, if it is to go to a famous school for the exam, there may be a re-examination, three tests, the main cost is transportation and accommodation.

According to the level of the locality and the different educational level and facilities of each training school, there is no standard for the charging standard, and the minimum training fee should be about 10,000 yuan. However, it is recommended not to go to a small and informal training institution for the sake of cheapness, otherwise it may lead to unsatisfactory test results.

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Use the vacation time to concentrate on learning, communicate with teachers and friends every day, organize and participate in various cultural and sports activities, and improve students' artistic literacy. Offline mock test training camp: short-term offline training before the exam, through the way of mock exams, exercise students' exam feelings, improve their ability to play on the spot, and help them pass the exam.

Summary. First, there is no free lunch in the world for professional training, and it is common sense that training has to pay tuition, and the training cost generally ranges from thousands to tens of thousands. Different provinces and different cities have different tuition fees, and the more developed the city, the higher the cost; There is also the consideration that different institutions, different teachers, and different classes will affect the tuition fee; Specifically, it can be divided into four categories:

1. In super first-tier cities (Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen), the training cost is generally 30,000-50,000 yuan, and 5-100,000 yuan is also available. 2. In the new first-tier cities, the training cost is generally about 30,000 yuan, and a few have 50,000 yuan. 3. In second-tier cities, the training cost is generally 20,000-30,000 yuan, and very few have 4-50,000 yuan.

4. In third-tier cities and below, there are generally 1-20,000, but some are higher than 20,000, because some students do not want to run far for convenience, but only want to study locally, and institutions have seized this psychology of students and parents.

Do you prefer choreography?

For the major of choreography and directing, the cost of professional training is generally between 2-30,000 yuan; University tuition fees generally range from 6,000 to 20,000 yuan.

Let's list it in detail for you: the cost of learning choreography and directing includes two major aspects, one is the cost of professional training, and the other is college tuition; Of course, there will definitely be various types of living expenses, no matter where you are, you will have living expenses, which cannot be used as professional expenses.

First, there is no free lunch in the world for professional training, and it is common sense that training has to pay tuition, and the training cost generally ranges from thousands to tens of thousands. Different provinces and different cities have different tuition fees, and the more developed the city, the higher the cost; There is also the consideration that different institutions, different teachers, and different classes will affect the tuition fee; Specifically, it can be divided into four categories: 1. In super first-tier cities (Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen), the training cost is generally 30,000-50,000 yuan, and 5-100,000 yuan is also available.

2. In the new first-tier cities, the training cost is generally about 30,000 yuan, and a few have 50,000 yuan. 3. In second-tier cities, the training cost is generally 20,000-30,000 yuan, and very few have 4-50,000 yuan. 4. In third-tier cities and below, there are generally 1-20,000, but some are higher than 20,000, because some students do not want to run far for convenience, but only want to study locally, and institutions have seized this psychology of students and parents.

2. There are three types of college tuition fees for college tuition editing and directing majors: 1. Tuition fees for public colleges: generally 6,000-10,000, and rarely 10,0005; 2. Tuition fees for private colleges:

Generally 15,000-25,000, rarely about 50,000; 3. Majors of Chinese-foreign cooperative education: about 50,000 yuan. Obviously, if you don't want to put too much burden on your family, you will work hard to get into a public university, and there are many schools with a tuition fee of 6,000.

You need to really love this profession, and you also need professional equipment, etc.

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If I don't have resources at home, is it good to get a job if I learn to edit it?

As long as you are good at theory and practice.

There is no need to worry about employment at all.

Be more practical and professional in advance.

Iron also needs to be hard.