CBSE 10th

Hi,
You can opt for a comprehensive program which will cover all the important segments of film-making with following stages.
Stage1: Pre-production
Here you will learn about story development, character designing, background or set designing, cinematography, script and screen play and story board. In short, this is a planning stage.
Stage 2: Production
This is where you learn 3D modelling, giving texture to characters and props, creating the light effects, and giving movement to the character or props. In short, this is the execution stage.
Stage 3: Post-production:
This the final stage where you put everything together. add effects and sound. With editing, you complete the last step of movie making.
Duration of such a course can vary between 2-3 years. This course can prepare you to enter the industry and grow.
Thanks.

Hi,
Frankly speaking, your previous education has nothing to do with what you learn in animation. None of the curriculum from schools teaches you anything about the animation or anything about the computer graphics. So, your percentage of success or failure in class 12th or any other class is really not a matter of concern. There is only one question you need to ask yourself, whether or not you are creative and are willing to venture into a segment where there is no theory classes involved. Animation and VFX, gaming or designing, these are vocational programs which demand 100% practical knowledge.
What you learn in animation and VFX course is about using various software such as Photoshop, 3Ds Max, Maya and much more.
Having said all that, we will strongly recommend that you must complete your formal education along with the professional animation and VFX courses.
Your doubts and queries can be well addressed by our experienced industry professional. Speak to us, I think we will be able to give you a clearer picture of how you can opt for animation courses.