3D content is used to tell stories, create characters and portray digital worlds that brings creations to life. Learn how to create content for the exciting industries of VR, VFX and Virtual 3D Worlds!
As technology advances, the industry need for a qualified 3D artist grows. 3D content is used to tell stories, create characters and portray digital worlds that otherwise can only be imagined. 3D artists work in film, television, advertising, and video game production. 3D software such as ZBrush, Maya and 3ds Max will be the tools at your disposal. Along the way, you will learn to create content for the exciting growing industries of virtual reality, augmented reality, and visual effects. 3D Design ensures students have a solid grounding in all aspects of 3D including modelling, texturing, animation and rigging. It will introduce students to the 3D pipeline, the use of multiple software and a wide range of skills.
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Rob Mack
Senior Lecturer, AIT
AIT Course Studied:
3D Animation
Now employed at:
AIT
Current position:
Senior Lecturer
Try to determine as early as possible where you want to specialise in the future (Modeling, Animation, VFX, Games etc.). Always stay hungry, be focused and disciplined, there is so much stuff to learn, so many ways to improve, don’t settle. Lastly, always aim high and be demanding to yourself, hard work and long hours most likely will provide the results you will be proud of.
Learn how to use storytelling elements such as plot and character to make engaging films and games students will learn the steps.
Learn how to build 3D Models and refine your artistic style for digital formats
Start applying everything you've learnt with real clients.
What journey lies ahead?
Even if your ultimate dream is to work for a big production company like Disney, there are a multitude of steps along the way that will build your skills and portfolio, as well as putting some money in your pocket and introducing you to some of the most passionate workers in the world. In Australia alone, there are a range of independent companies that produce animations for the local market. Head overseas and you’ll find the number of opportunities to work in a studio increases, especially if you have picked up different techniques – in both 2D and 3D – along your journey so far.
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