Guide Me Wit some colleges for Modeling

[scrimski]

Get sure to get a grammar course too.

[Milchschaumschluerfer]

Get sure to get a grammar course too.

Musste das sein?
Ich glaube kaum, dass dich seine grammatikalischen Fähigkeiten zu interessieren haben.
Immerhin ist die CG-Society kein Forum für Schreibkünste.

Sorry for OT!

[m3tcy]

Get sure to get a grammar course too.

Dude i'll surely get a grammar course too ............but i expect people to be a little helpful in what m looking out for:)

[KaiserAdler]

I believe that what scrimski (http://forums.cgsociety.org/member.php?u=48634) was saying is that the "gangsta'" language you are using is not quite apropriate for this forum.I don't think he meant to be sarcastic...

Best regards!

[space-sprayer]

Yea I think correct grammar will help your chances, people take you more seriously, but to the point of your question:
If you are willing to come to the UK, Teesside and Bournemouth both have good animation courses. They are considered to be the top 2 universities in the country. I dont think either of them just has a modeling course though. I am currently at Teesside doing a visual effects degree. That has modeling as part of the course, but also animation (CG and hand drawn), drawing and composition (life drawing, perspective and design), concept design (which contains script writing, storyboarding and animatic creation, and concept art), and study of animation and film through history. This gets more specific in the 2nd year and again in the 3rd year, but thats how it pans out to begin with.
If you want something that is very specific to medeling, you might want to consider gnomon school of VFX in California or somewhere like that?

Good luck

Nick

[m3tcy]

Thx for replying Nick, u were very informative. I felt the gnomon school of VFX was more of my interest as i had mentioned i am looking for a course morevery specific to modeling.

[space-sprayer]

No problem, good luck with your choice, I hope it works out.

Nick

[m3tcy]

Guys if you know of any more institues kindly let me know. It will help me a lot

Thanks

[Waha]

I recommend this school, apparently it is the best in Asia so says the newspapers

http://singapore.3dsense.net/home/

Course structure is something like this and last for about a year.

first 3 months traditional arts, that means sketching, clay sculpting(not sure if they removed this)
the rest of the other months are spent on 3D applications and theories like colour theory.
There is also a specialisation for advanced modeling.
You also need a portfolio and have to pass an interview with them.

edit:
forgot to mention that they do have masterclass session with some forum members here :D

[cg219]

Im also looking into Gnomon, Any alumni or current students going there?? Hows the workload is it intense?? The area?? etc??

[blu-tex]

if u don't care about the location....maybe u can go to Vancouver Film School in Canada
they have a 1 yr 3d animation + vfx program....
they teach all the things u want to learn....
so u get to choose if u want to specialize in animation, modeling, or vfx
go to vfs.com to check it out

[m3tcy]

hey blu-tex thanks for your reply. Vancouver Film School does look good to me, only thing i need to find out is that if they have a 1 yrs specialization in modeling

[m3tcy]

Does anybody have any info about Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy they provide a masters degree in 16 months and have specialization in 3D modeling. Unfortunately i am not able to open their website www.fiea.ucf.edu from india. So friends please let me know what the site says and pass on any info u have about this University

[ChrisCast]

http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=2&t=69427

[johnnymoha]

Another institute would be Full Sail in Winter Park Florida. We have two programmers and an artist on our project that came from there. All three are very capable and competent individuals.

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