Established 2020
Six months of structured practice in modeling, rigging, animation, and rendering — the technical foundation you need before applying to production roles.
Each module builds on the previous one. You'll start with basic shapes and finish with a complete animated scene.
Learn edge flow, topology rules, and subdivision surfaces. You'll model hard-surface objects first, then move to organic forms.
Build control rigs that animators can actually use. Understand joint placement, weight painting, and constraint systems.
Apply timing, spacing, and easing to make movement feel believable. Work with graph editors and dope sheets daily.
Create physically accurate materials and three-point lighting setups. Learn when to break realism rules for better visuals.
Optimize render settings for speed without losing quality. Use render passes and compositing nodes to adjust shots in post.
Organize files, name assets properly, and version your work. Learn the non-technical skills that separate hobbyists from professionals.
Lead 3D Artist
Olena spent eight years modeling characters and environments for game cinematics. She's worked on projects that shipped to millions of players and knows what production pipelines actually demand.
Her feedback is direct and specific — she'll tell you exactly what needs fixing and why it matters for the final render.
8 yrs
Animation Director
Viktor has directed animation teams for advertising agencies and independent studios. He's seen thousands of student reels and knows which mistakes cost people job offers.
He teaches the workflow habits that make you faster without sacrificing quality — the small decisions that add up over a six-month production schedule.
11 yrs