The School of Future Arts

Learn to make Video Games (and everything that goes with them)

Since 2020, the School of Future Arts has been teaching the young (and young at heart!) all the skills necessary to participate in the creation of mankind's highest artform: video games. We're strengthening young minds in valuable stem skills through coding, music, digital visual arts, and even robotics!

Ours is a digital age, and computers are the wave of the future. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the information technology job sector will grow by 12% in the next decade, outpacing the rest of the job market. Computers are the path to a satisfying career; college grads in degrees in engineering and computer science command the highest average salaries in their first year out of school.

Computers aren't just work though, they're fun! In recent decades, video gaming has arisen as a leading form of entertainment. For that reason, learning about writing code for video games and websites is an enjoyable path to learning valuable skills.

From our studio in Clarkesville, we are able to serve all of Northeast Georgia, including Habersham, Stephens, White, Rabun, and Banks counties and beyond. We have students from Clarkesville, Demorest, Cornelia, Baldwin, Mount Airy, Cleveland, Toccoa, Clayton, and even from the Carolinas!

Meet Headmaster Justin

Since 2020, Justin has been proud to be the headmaster of the School of Future Arts. Prior to opening the school, Headmaster Justin studied Music Education and Composition at the University of Georgia, before spending several years working in music ministry and youth ministry. From 2014-2020, Justin worked as a web-developer and also grew in his love of making games.

At the SFA, Justin has used his unique talents to teach young people in a wide-variety of skills and topics from music, to coding, to Bible study, and has had students who have gone on to study software development at the college level and to performing in churches and stages all around North Georgia.

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