OMG FITTY

im just replying to your comment on english animation schools.
Check out the Arts Institute at Bournemouth's work.
In terms of traditional animation, its one of the top.

the thing with the French is that animation and comics are so much bigger there, so people are influenced by good work at an early age, and are encouraged to draw traditionally (whereas i dont know about you but i think art in England is all 'fine arty', slap something together kind of thing.

Also, people that go to Gobelins are the best (and richest) as its an elitist school.

Their films are always very short, and are often worked on by teams of 3 or 4 3rd years, some of whom are animators that have worked in the industry for a few years and apply to join straight into the final year (which is an option they do - that way you get the 'accolade' of Gobelins!)

So long as you keep studying and drawing in your own time, theres no reason not to be as good.

Anyways, keep at it
Best Wishes
Laurent