This course is incredibly adaptable and may lead to a variety of job opportunities. It offers you a thorough grasp of the principles of game art and animation, and depending on your level of dedication, talents, and portfolio pieces, you may be ready to apply for entry-level artist roles.
Consider focusing further on the Real-time 3D Technical Art & Virtual Production Course, Advanced 3D Animation Course, or Advanced 3D Modeling Course to boost your employment prospects.
Advanced courses include more advanced skills and involve an entire term devoted to career development and portfolio preparation to help you become ready for the job market. You'll have a broader range of talents and a more impressive portfolio to present to potential employers.
Instead, some students opt to pursue a degree in game design or game development.
Some junior game development positions you may follow after finishing the whole study track, depending on whether you choose Course A (Animation) or Course B (Modeling):
- 3D animator
- Character Rigger
- Character Animator
- Creature Animator
- Previs Animator
- Layout Artist