3d Animation For Film And Games Diploma in Capilano University, Canada

3d Animation For Film And Games Diploma in Capilano University

Students develop the artistic skills needed for a rewarding career in the computer graphics and animation industries.

Graduates will complete a professional-quality demo reel.

Learning Outcomes

• Demonstrate the skills, theoretical knowledge, and professional attitude necessary to function as a production artist in the animation industry.
• Develop a plan to continue with lifelong learning, creative achievement, and professional growth.
• Work in a creative production in a professional, responsible and confident manner.
• Define and apply the concepts and production skills required to develop professional quality animation from initial concept through final production.
• Create and maintain a professional portfolio that meets industry expectations and showcases their artistic and technical achievements.
• Demonstrate the knowledge, dedication and work ethic required to be a successful member of a production team.
• Collaborate on team projects while being responsible for creating and managing time, resources and outcomes.

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