3D Animation

 You are an individual with creative flair and a passion for animation. Animation is where giving life to your idea, is quite literally “giving life” to your idea.  An object is inanimate without the nuances, and physical movement that expresses shock, sadness, joy, anger, or fear.  Or the body language that clues us to tension or intention, arrogance, humility, or shame.  Whether it be humanizing an animal or animalizing a human, animators must know how to create realism in motion and environment.  This allows the willing suspension of disbelief, so essential in telling great stories.  An Animators characters are the ‘story in motion’, not unlike real actors.

Our graduate success rate tells us the 3D Animation program at the Centre for Arts and Technology is the perfect way to launch your career in professional animation production for film, television and other entertainment media.  At Centre schools we develop the complete person, not just the artist so you will explore real-world projects, time management, achieving milestones, and working to deadlines.  These skills combined with the highly specialized technical and artistic training you will receive at the Centre will allow you to complete a professional portfolio and demo reel targeting your goals.

You will learn and develop drawing and art skills, art theory, classical animation, 3D computer animation, 3D modeling, texturing, lighting, editing, visual effects, graphics, cinematography, digital non-linear video production, and character design.

You will train using the tools and techniques required for professional production work.  You will learn and develop advanced character design for various genres and character types, expressing mood through motion, and visual storytelling.

Watching the movies and playing video games is where it all begins, allow us to take you one step further.  Start your journey as an Animator today! 

Earn your 3D Animation Professional Diploma in only 21 months.

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