Full Sail is a very good school. There are a couple of graduates working at Skywalker Sound, and they're both excellent (Though these two people probably would have been excellent no matter where they'd gone to school.)
You didn't make it clear whether you are mainly interested in sound editing or mixing, so I'll assume you are interested in both.
You should insist that ProTools be an important part of the curriculum wherever you go, because it is by far the most common audio workstation you will encounter in the movie industry. The ideal learning environment in terms of technology would be one in which you are part of an accurately simulated real-world post production cycle.
What I mean by that is:
A film or video is being edited on an Avid picture editing system. You are required to begin working on the sound (and do "temp mixes") before the picture editing is finished (which is virtually always the case in the real world). Therefore, you have to not only find sounds (dialog, sound effects, and music), get them into ProTools, and edit them so that they match the picture, but you also have to learn how to "conform" (re-edit) your previously cut tracks so that they sync up with the latest version of the picture edit.
You didn't make it clear whether you are mainly interested in sound editing or mixing, so I'll assume you are interested in both.
You should insist that ProTools be an important part of the curriculum wherever you go, because it is by far the most common audio workstation you will encounter in the movie industry. The ideal learning environment in terms of technology would be one in which you are part of an accurately simulated real-world post production cycle.
What I mean by that is:
A film or video is being edited on an Avid picture editing system. You are required to begin working on the sound (and do "temp mixes") before the picture editing is finished (which is virtually always the case in the real world). Therefore, you have to not only find sounds (dialog, sound effects, and music), get them into ProTools, and edit them so that they match the picture, but you also have to learn how to "conform" (re-edit) your previously cut tracks so that they sync up with the latest version of the picture edit.
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