3D Creative License

3DS Max Jumpstart – Zero to Hero

3DS Max exists to allow users to focus on the creative rather than the technical side of their projects. In order to do this, however, you must first learn the technical aspects of 3DS Max itself.

Whatever your profession, the 3DS Max Jumpstart course will give you the tools you need to work confidently with basic modelling, material creation, animation, and scene generation. After just five days, you’ll be a confident 3DS Max user, able to concentrate on what really matters while 3DS does the hard work for you.

The Autodesk 3DS Max Autodesk Certified User accredited exam is included as part of your training.

3DS Max 201: Green Belt

It’s one thing being a confident and capable 3DS Max user, but if you really want to reach the top of your field you’ll need to be a master of the medium and that means becoming an Autodesk 3DS Max Professional.

The 3DS Max 201: Green Belt course will teach you what the software is really capable of in terms of modelling, lighting, animation, and rendering. In five days, you’ll go from intermediate user to 3DS master, and you’ll prepared to take the 3DS Max Professional accredited exam, included as part of your training package

Autodesk 3DS Max Autodesk Certified User and Professional exams

Maya Jumpstart

Whether you’re looking to begin a new career in the 3D animation industry, or incorporate 3D animations into your existing work for broadcast or the web, the Maya Jumpstart: Zero to Hero course will have you working with even the most advanced features of Autodesk Maya in no time. After just five days, you’ll have a solid understanding of how Maya is used to create professional 3D animation for film, television, and games, and be able to begin creating your own impressive animations.

This course has been designed for the professional who wants to create 3D graphics for print or animation. Target customers are architectural practices, visualisation studios, production houses: ‘wannabe’ games developers, advertising agencies or other such departments that work in large organisations.

Attendees require only a very general knowledge of 3D and its concepts although a basic understanding of computer hardware and software is essential. Knowledge of other digital media packages is an advantage but not a necessity.