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Devaguptapu Venkata Sarath Chandra
Contributor-Level 6
Hello, A complete course which opens various aspects of the design and multimedia field is good. To understand the scope of the field is most important thing. You must seek advice from someone, who has known the field for more than a decade. While deciding the course, you have to keep in mind two things:
1. What is your skill and aptitude?
2. Is the curriculum updated with the industry requirements? Advance course in visual effects or advance course in 3D animation are good to start. As these courses cover all 3 stages of animation and film making (From basic to advance). Both these courses have content and concepts, which are recognise
1. What is your skill and aptitude?
2. Is the curriculum updated with the industry requirements? Advance course in visual effects or advance course in 3D animation are good to start. As these courses cover all 3 stages of animation and film making (From basic to advance). Both these courses have content and concepts, which are recognise
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Devaguptapu Venkata Sarath Chandra
Contributor-Level 6
Hello, A complete course which opens various aspects of the design and multimedia field is good. To understand the scope of the field is most important thing. You must seek advice from someone, who has known the field for more than a decade. While deciding the course, you have to keep in mind two things:
1. What is your skill and aptitude?
2. Is the curriculum updated with the industry requirements? Advance course in visual effects or advance course in 3D animation are good to start. As these courses cover all 3 stages of animation and film making (From basic to advance). Both these courses have content and concepts, which are recognise
1. What is your skill and aptitude?
2. Is the curriculum updated with the industry requirements? Advance course in visual effects or advance course in 3D animation are good to start. As these courses cover all 3 stages of animation and film making (From basic to advance). Both these courses have content and concepts, which are recognise
...more
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Devaguptapu Venkata Sarath Chandra
Contributor-Level 6
Hello, A complete course which opens various aspects of the design and multimedia field is good. To understand the scope of the field is most important thing. You must seek advice from someone, who has known the field for more than a decade. While deciding the course, you have to keep in mind two things:
1. What is your skill and aptitude?
2. Is the curriculum updated with the industry requirements? Advance course in visual effects or advance course in 3D animation are good to start. As these courses cover all 3 stages of animation and film making (From basic to advance). Both these courses have content and concepts, which are recognise
1. What is your skill and aptitude?
2. Is the curriculum updated with the industry requirements? Advance course in visual effects or advance course in 3D animation are good to start. As these courses cover all 3 stages of animation and film making (From basic to advance). Both these courses have content and concepts, which are recognise
...more
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Devaguptapu Venkata Sarath Chandra
Contributor-Level 6
Yes, you can if you really have interest in making games, visual effects and editing. I have also done animation because I have interest in music, and in playing games and watching VFX movies. Their is a big difference in making and watching so I would suggest you first of all to make sure in which field of animation you want to go. In sound field in 2D field in 3D field in editing field in photography etc. There are so many fields in animation and also separate field for each and every thing.
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kirti Gupta
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Hello Puneet Kaur,
Candidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent in any stream with English as a compulsory subject and having atleast 50% marks from a recognized board. Generally The aspirants are required to cozy no less than 55 according to cent mixture in all obligatory subjects of the qualifying examination. applicants retaining any degree degree in animation also can observe for this direction.
You can check the details on their website.
Hope this helps!
Good Luck!
Candidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent in any stream with English as a compulsory subject and having atleast 50% marks from a recognized board. Generally The aspirants are required to cozy no less than 55 according to cent mixture in all obligatory subjects of the qualifying examination. applicants retaining any degree degree in animation also can observe for this direction.
You can check the details on their website.
Hope this helps!
Good Luck!
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Vijay Chavda
Beginner-Level 3
On average, learning graphic design and obtaining a degree from a traditional university takes about 4 years, which will usually earn you a Bachelors degree. While 5-6 year Masters Degree programs are available at some schools, a vast majority of students aren't looking to spend that much time behind a desk.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
PIxelloid helps students in gaining and hone crucial industry skills through live projects, grooming them to be market-ready the day they graduate. Even while they are on training, students names are included in the credits of all feature films they work on while on internshipa personal high for each of them! They also get to interact with creative people and industry icons, as the production and education departments are situated in the same premises.
Pixelloid has trained about 3000 students till now and more than 90% of them have either been absorbed in their own Studio or been placed in reputed studios like MPC, Technicolor, Digital
Pixelloid has trained about 3000 students till now and more than 90% of them have either been absorbed in their own Studio or been placed in reputed studios like MPC, Technicolor, Digital
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Shefali rai
Beginner-Level 3
Yes you can. Work on your portfolio and you are pretty much likely to fly off anywhere if your portfolio is strong, that is.
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