Top Animation Courses among Animation Institutes of India: Maya & VFX Courses

15. April 2012 · Comments Off · Categories: Visual FX · Tags: , , , , ,

Top Animation Courses among Animation Institutes of India: Maya & VFX Courses

 

The animation industry in Indian and across the world is booming and this has created a need for professional who are trained in handling the latest of animation courses. These are among are most popular of animation & multimedia courses that are now found in nearly every top animation institute across the world. The Animation software industry has been through a revolution in the last, few years with animation effects being used increasingly across all major movie studios and advertising firms. Today, the animation industry seeks to recruit those who have a specialization in handling a typical kind of animation software. This is why most of the IT training institutes offering animation courses have started offering packaged, animation courses.

Top Animation Courses offered by leading Animation Training Institutes in India have been listed below: 

1. Maya Software—Leading Animation Course by Autodesk 

Maya is among the most popular of software tools used in the gaming industry. That is why Maya software course is offered among the leading animation & VFX institutes in India and is counted among the foremost of Visual Effects Courses. Maya software is used in the motion picture industry and in video gaming technology development firms. Maya is a very robust gaming technology tool that was introduced by the Alias Systems. Maya animation course provides some powerful tools that are required for becoming a top animator. This includes developing skills such as key frame animation, path animation and nonlinear animation. Maya software courses in India also provide the ability to have full control over animating handling such as shading and lighting. Maya animation tolls that help to induce realistic effects tools creating more life-like characters. Maya courses are offered by most of the top gaming institutes in India since Maya presents a rather open architecture. This further helps in incorporating third-party tools for creating the maximum degree of customization.

2. Top VFX & Gaming Animation Courses: Softimage XSI by Softimage

Softimage is among the most common of Animation Softwares taught the leading animation institutes of India. It was first introduced by Avid Technology and now it is looked upon as a brand. It is also taught as a part of visual effects courses in India since it is essentially progressive, video-editing software. Some variations of the XSI are looked upon as a critical and is offered by nearly each of the top 3D training institutes in India. Most of the animation institutes in Delhi/NCR offer Softimage as a part of graphics software courses offered for film-making, video gaming and advertising development. XSI is among the most regular of animation software courses used for creating 3D environments. Here, it helps to animate characters or for 3D modelling. This is why Softimage is taught as a part of 3D MAX courses and 3D Studio Max Courses in Delhi and other, such leading animation learning centres of India.

Careerzeal is the ideal portal to read about top Animation courses apart from finding leading animation institutes in particular locations like top animation schools in Delhi or popular multimedia & animation institutes in India.

 

 

Careerzeal is the ideal portal to read about top Animation courses apart from finding leading animation institutes in particular locations like top animation schools in Delhi or popular multimedia & animation institutes in India.

 

Fun Animated Films for the Whole Family

05. April 2012 · Comments Off · Categories: Visual FX · Tags: , , ,

Fun Animated Films for the Whole Family

As far as movie genres go, the animated film industry may have one of the toughest tasks asked of them all. Sure, you can colour a picture of just about anything, add some whimsical music, put it in front of a seven-year-old, and they will almost certainly love it. That is not difficult. The hard part is trying to make a big budget animated film that will appeal to both young and old. It is much harder to impress a 55 year old man with a talking toaster than it is to keep a five-year-old boy entertained. But there have been huge successes in the past decade, from Shrek to Finding Nemo, proving there are ways for animation companies to bring in millions of dollars by attracting the older crowd. And what will the next animated hit be? After scouring the internet for film trailers and reviews, best guesses come down to three films that are to hit the UK in the near future, so be on the lookout.

 

Rio

If you liked Ice Age (which, admittedly, was not for everyone) then you will probably enjoy Rio.

A Macaw bird who never learned to fly, Blu lives with his owner and friend in Minnesota. Searching for love, Blu and his owner set out for Rio de Janeiro where they are soon kidnapped by animal poachers. With the help of some new friends Rio learns how to fly and the two manage to escape. This one has some big names in the cast to help appeal to audiences of all ages. Plenty of laughs are had through Tracy Morgan and Jamie Foxx, whilst former Academy Awards host Ann Hathaway plays Jewel, Blu’s owner. A coming of age story full of hilarity, this one will keep you and your kids entertained for a couple of hours.

 

A Turtle’s Tale: Sammy’s Adventures

Praised as being visually stunning, A Turtle’s Tale is the next in the recent line of 3D movies to come out.

It seems to greatly capitalise on the ease of transition from animation to the 3D screen with big underwater shots that call to mind a certain clown fish who lost his way. The plot is about a turtle born in the age of hippies who spends the next 50 years exploring all parts of the ocean during a time of climate change. If you can see past the undertones of what resembles a Greenpeace hand-out, the storyline probably offers the least to adults on this list. It is not the most engaging animated film and there is very little content directed towards those over the age of 14. Film reviews have been a bit mixed on this one, but it is still worth a trip to the theatre with your kids if for nothing else than the visual aspects In 3D.

 

Hop

Poised to take over the family business, EB, next in line to become the Easter Bunny, flees Easter Island for Hollywood and the dream of becoming a drummer. On his way to musical fame and success, EB runs into Fred, an unemployed slacker, and the two eventually end up living together. Hilarity ensues as the two search for their respective callings in life and end up saving Easter from an evil mastermind. The mix between animation and live action works really well in Hop, and it is definitely worth a viewing with the family.

Andrew Joyce writes about films and celebrity news in his free time, of course only when he isn’t watching movies or keeping up with the latest celebrity gossip.

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