Introduction to Real-Time 3D & Virtual Production
We will teach you an online real-time 3D technical art course for novices.
Real-time 3D and virtual production techniques are taught.
With this course, you may take the first step toward a career as a real-time artist.
This brand new real-time 3d course for beginners will introduce you to the thrilling world of Unreal Engine! Installing the engine is the first step in creating a fully animated playable figure. You'll get a wide understanding of the engine and associated pipelines, including basic rigging and motion capture while being mentored by an experienced real-time artist.
Continue your education with the more advanced Real-Time 3D Technical Art and Virtual Production Course after finishing this beginning course.
This brand new real-time 3d course for beginners will introduce you to the thrilling world of Unreal Engine! Installing the engine is the first step in creating a fully animated playable figure. You'll get a wide understanding of the engine and associated pipelines, including basic rigging and motion capture while being mentored by an experienced real-time artist.
Continue your education with the more advanced Real-Time 3D Technical Art and Virtual Production Course after finishing this beginning course.
Skill level
Beginner
Prerequisites
Basic computer skills and a passion for film and games
Included software
Unreal Engine, MotionBuilder
Learn about real-time 3D.
Our course will help you prepare for a rewarding career in the sector. Develop practical career skills while unleashing your creative potential.
Flexible SchedulingSchedule your classes around your employment and family obligations.
Tasks for practicsGet skills on how to work on big motion pictures and video games.
Job-Ready CompetenciesDevelop the practical and relevant career abilities that studios want.
Plans for PaymentWith flexible payments, you may pursue your passion and begin working sooner.
curriculum
With industry-approved job training and customized coaching, you'll make more progress quicker.
Term 1:
A COURSE IN REAL-TIME 3D AND VIRTUAL PRODUCTION
Beginning with the principles of Unreal Engine, you'll learn how to build up animated figures in the engine, as well as a number of features, as well as rigging and motion basics, in this real-time course for beginners. Moving on to the more advanced Real-Time 3D & Virtual Production Course, where you'll use your new abilities to create a film-quality cinematic shot, requires a strong foundation in this field.
- Learn how to utilize a variety of Unreal Engine capabilities.
- Basic animation and rigging abilities are required.
- Using motion capture technology
- A look at the real-time and virtual production processes.
*The complete Real-Time 3D and Virtual Production Course requires completion of this short course (or similar experience).
- Editors of Video Games
- Workflows in the Video Game Industry
- Using the Editor to Export
- Utilizing Materials
- Establishing Characters
- Putting Animation into Practice
- White boxing
- The Basics of Rigging
- Basic Character Rigging
- Fundamentals of Motion Capture
- Montages and retargeting
- Within Unreal, you may control Rig.
FAQ
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Learn more about the course requirements and the game development occupations you may be able to pursue after graduation. Visit our main FAQ page or email us if you have any general inquiries regarding studying at our school.
REAL-TIME 3D COURSE FAQS
We suggest that students have the following fundamental abilities before beginning the introduction to a real-time 3D course:
- Workflows and concepts of polygonal modeling
- Workflows for UV unwrapping
- Workflows for altering animation timelines and graphs
- Workflows for 3D rendering
You'll also need a computer that satisfies the minimal requirements (see next question).
Note: The Game Art & Animation Foundations course includes this beginning course as well. Students who finish the game art course will have a strong foundation in modeling and animation, allowing them to go right into the Real-Time 3D Technical Art & Virtual Production program.
- Workflows and concepts of polygonal modeling
- Workflows for UV unwrapping
- Workflows for altering animation timelines and graphs
- Workflows for 3D rendering
You'll also need a computer that satisfies the minimal requirements (see next question).
Note: The Game Art & Animation Foundations course includes this beginning course as well. Students who finish the game art course will have a strong foundation in modeling and animation, allowing them to go right into the Real-Time 3D Technical Art & Virtual Production program.
Software:
You need to purchase Substance Painter, Motionbuilder, and Maya licenses.
Unreal Engine is available for download and usage at no cost.
Hardware:
Unreal Engine, Substance Painter, Motionbuilder, and Maya need a dedicated graphics card and a machine that satisfies the minimal requirements.
You need to purchase Substance Painter, Motionbuilder, and Maya licenses.
Unreal Engine is available for download and usage at no cost.
Hardware:
Unreal Engine, Substance Painter, Motionbuilder, and Maya need a dedicated graphics card and a machine that satisfies the minimal requirements.
Yes, you may skip and change the pace.
In a competitive industry, continuing your studies with the more advanced Real-Time 3D Technical Art & Virtual Production course will better equip you for a position in the field and assist enhance your employment chances.
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