Introduction to 3D Maya Software with Brent George
Introduction to 3D Maya Software with Brent George
A full overview of how things are done in the 3D animation industry. Topics covered include 3D software basics, modeling, animation, and rendering.
BRENT GEORGE took his first steps into the Animation world working on Saturday morning cartoons like “Ned’s Newt” and “Stickin’ Around.” Since then, he has worked in many aspects of the animation industry including CG feature films,Visual F/X, and Game Design. In addition to being a veteran in animation production, Brent has spent many years sharing his knowledge at local colleges and universities.
Date: July 14 to July 25, 2008 (July 14, 16, 18, 21, 23, 25)
Time: 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Class Size: Limited to 7 Cost: $500.00 + G.S.T. (Weekday evenings)
Contact: Carla Drmay, Max The Mutt Animation School 952 Queen Street West, Suite 300 Toronto, M6J 1G8Tel: (416) 703-6877 / Toll Free 877-486-MUTT Fax: (416) 703-3930
Email: cdrmay@maxthemutt.com
MOUSTAPHA CISSE said,
April 22, 2008 @ 2:56 am
DEAR SIR
I VE VISITED YOUR SITE AND I WANT TO KNOW HOW TO APPLY FOR A SCOLARSHIP SO THAT TO LEARN 3D MAX .
I CAME FROM SENEGAL ( WEST AFRICA) TO INDIA THROUGHOUT SCOLARSHIP IN GRAPHIC DESIGNING AND COMUNICATION . I AM A TECHNICIAN AND I AM WORKING IN BROADCASTING . I NEED DEEPLY SOME ADDITIONAL COURSE IN ANIMATION TO IMPROUVE MY SKILLNESS IN EDITING.
YOUR FAITHFULLY.
Van Olson, Director of Admissions said,
May 1, 2008 @ 9:51 am
Hello Moustapha,
Thank you for your interest in the animation diploma programs at our school. We offer a 1 year advanced diploma in 3D Computer Animation and Production using MAYA. This program is available to graduates of our 3 year Classical and Computer Animation Basics program, or applicants that can demonstrate equivalent skills.
Unfortunately at this time we do not offer a scholarship for international students. We are working on expanding the fund and hopefully will offer a scholarship in the future. Review our website under Diploma/Animation/Course Description. If you can demonstrate skills in given courses, or even full years, you may apply for advanced standing.
Van Olson, Director of Admissions