Computer Animation and Graphic Design Course

2KO's Computer Animation Course - Our Computer Animation course is aimed at training people who have little or no video and animation skills who wish to pursue a career in the industry. By the end of two weeks they will have a good understanding of both the relevant software and design practices. It will cover best design practices and for two weeks student will work towards having a portfolio of work to show to prospective employers. At the end of the course the trainees will be able to create their portfolio as an online cv.

This one week intensive course is designed to provide trainees who have little or no video and animation experience with the skill set to pursue a career in the industry. Students will develop a full understanding of all of the industry standard technologies: 3D Shockwave, and Director MX 2004 as well as learn to create their own 3D animations and videos. In addition to the software training that the course provides, students will also learn the key job-related areas of storyboarding, technical issues and theory as well as video capturing and time-lining clips.

At the end of the course the students will have developed their own animation’s portfolio and will receive certificates of attendance for Macromedia animations design course and will be in a position to prepare for the Macromedia Certification Exams.

Director MX 2004:  (2 days)

Director is one of the most popular tools for authoring CD-based multimedia, and it can also be used to author applications for kiosks or Shockwave media for the Web.

Creating your own movies and editing existing quick time movie clips for advertising.

After this course you will be able to edit and have your own movies taking the world by storm.

Portfolio (3 days)

I want my portfolio out there! I have learnt  flash, fireworks, Photoshop, Coreldraw, and Director MX 2004. This course enables you to integrate all these wonderful applications to create your own portfolio containing your own animations, videos and imagery.