Please Note: To attend Centre High you must be 19 years or younger at the start of the school year on September 1st
In this course, you will learn how to model, texture, and animate 3D object using Autodesk Maya. This skillset can be applied to a variety of careers such as visual effects for TV and movies, video game design, and architectural modeling.
PREREQUISITE: NONE
Modules Included:
COM1015: Visual Composition
COM1035: Graphics Tools
COM2035: Raster Graphics 1
COM1910: COM Project A
COM1145: Animation 1
COM2910: COM Project B
Earn up to 6 credits
3D Modeler - Creates three-dimensional models of objects and scenes for various applications.
Animator - Produces sequences of images that create the illusion of movement.
Visual Effects Artist - Develops visual effects using computer software, often for films and video games.
Game Designer - Designs gameplay, rules, and environments for video games, often incorporating 3D models.
Graphic Designer - Uses 3D modeling as a tool to create visual content for media.
Digital Sculptor - Specializes in sculpting detailed 3D models, often for movies, video games, and digital effects.
Art Director - Oversees the visual styling and images in magazines, newspapers, product packaging, movies, and television productions.
Texture Artist - Applies surface textures to 3D models to give them a realistic or stylized look.
Rigging Artist - Sets up the structures needed to make 3D characters and objects move in animated films and video games.
Lighting Technician - Manages lighting effects for 3D animations and real-world visualizations.
Motion Graphics Designer - Creates animated 2D and 3D graphics, often for television and film titles, advertisements, and web content.
Concept Artist - Develops the initial look and feel of characters, environments, and objects in films and video games.
3D Printing Technician - Operates 3D printers to create physical objects from digital models.
Forensic Animator - Produces detailed animations to reconstruct scenes of accidents or crimes for use in legal cases.
Architectural Visualizer - Creates 3D models and animations of buildings and landscapes to visualize proposed architecture.
Medical Animator - Produces detailed 3D models and animations of human anatomy and medical procedures for educational and training purposes.
Simulation Developer - Creates simulations using 3D models for training, scientific research, and entertainment.
CGI Technician - Works on computer-generated imagery for films and television.
Interactive Media Developer - Designs and creates interactive 3D applications for web and mobile platforms.
Storyboard Artist - Creates visual representations of scenes before they are animated, often incorporating 3D elements to enhance understanding.
