What is 3D Animation course?

A 3D animation course is a structured educational program designed to teach the techniques and skills required to create three-dimensional animated graphics and visual effects.

Course content:

AUTODESK MAYA:

 INTRODUCTION OF MAYA INTERFACE

 3D DESIGN & MODELING

 TEXTURING

 CG LIGHTING

 PARTICLES & DYNAMICS

 HAIR, FUR, CLOTH

 CHARACTER SETUP & SKINNING

 CHARACTER ANIMATION

 LOW POLY CHARACTER FOR GAMES

 LIGHTING ENVIRONMENTS

AUTODESK 3DS MAX:

 INTRODUCTION TO 3D WORLD

 3D DESIGN & MODELLING

 TEXTURING & LOOK DEVELOPMENT

 DIGITAL SCULPTING

 LIGHTING

 CHARACTER SETUP & SKINNING

 DYNAMICS

INTERIOR DESIGN

Career option after completing this course:

3D Animator: Create animated sequences for films, TV shows, video games, advertisements, and other media. This role involves bringing characters, environments, and objects to life through movement.

Character Animator: Specialize in animating characters, focusing on their expressions, movements, and interactions to convey emotions and storytelling.

3D Modeler: Design and create 3D models for characters, environments, props, and assets used in animation, games, and simulations.

Texture Artist: Apply textures to 3D models, ensuring they have the appropriate colors, materials, and surface details to appear realistic or stylized as needed.

Rigging Artist: Develop the skeletal frameworks for 3D models, allowing them to be animated. This involves setting up bones, joints, and control mechanisms.

Lighting Artist: Create lighting setups for 3D scenes, enhancing the mood, atmosphere, and realism of the animation.

Rendering Artist: Focus on the final output of 3D scenes, optimizing rendering settings and ensuring high-quality visual output.

Visual Effects (VFX) Artist: Develop and integrate visual effects into live-action footage or animated sequences, such as explosions, weather effects, or magical elements.

Compositor: Combine various elements, including live-action footage, 3D renders, and visual effects, to create the final composite image or sequence.

Game Designer: Work in the video game industry, creating 3D assets, characters, and animations for interactive game environments.

Technical Animator: Solve technical challenges in the animation process, often working with rigging, scripting, and tool development to streamline production workflows.

Storyboarding Artist: Plan and visualize scenes before they are animated, creating detailed storyboards that guide the animation process.

Motion Capture Artist: Work with motion capture technology to record and translate human movements into 3D animations.

Instructor/Educator: Teach 3D animation skills at educational institutions, training the next generation of animators.

Freelance Artist: Offer specialized 3D animation services on a project-by-project basis, working with various clients across different industries.