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3D
Animation
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Creating
3D
generated
models
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Fundamental
principles
behind
3D
animation
including
rendering,
file
formats,
splines,
polygons,
texturing,
lights,
cameras,
and
motion
analysis.
-
Kinematics,
motion
tracking,
camera
matching
-
Editing
final
pieces
-
Lighting:
How
to
light
the
animation
to
make
it
more
realistic.
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Storytelling:
It
isn't
just
about
learning
the
3D
software;
you
need
to
communicate
feelings
through
storytelling.
You
will
have
to
tap
into
your
creativity
and
reflection
in
order
to
convey
feeling
to
the
audience.
-
Framing
a
Scene:
For
maximum
impact,
each
scene
is
framed
to
be
compelling.
It
isn't
just
about
using
software
and
technically
copying
what
you've
seen
before.
Each
story
is
different
and
can
convey
different
meaning
and
feeling.
There
are
many
different
choices
to
make,
what
poses,
hues,
or
mediums
to
use.
Proper
training
will
make
you
aware
of
these
choices.
In
addition
to
technical
skills
and
creativity,
you
should
have
a
willingness
to
communicate
with
other
artists
and
cultivate
creative
relationships.
Most
coursework
is
designed
around
practical
work
applications
and
intended
to
develop
a
student's
3D
animation
skills
as
well
as
guide
them
in
current
industry
practices
and
applications.
With
the
right
training,
you
may
be
the
next
3D
animator
for
a
major
motion
picture.
FIND
A
3D
ANIMATION
SCHOOL/PROGRAM.....
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