This is a practical module which covers the steps for integrating computer-generated elements. Each workshop includes hands-on training in 3D design and compositing software. The module covers 3D modelling and texturing as well as digital camera and lighting techniques. The module introduces the basic 3D design production techniques using the appropriate industry-standard software.
Private Study: 120
Contact Hours: 30
Total: 150
100% Coursework
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On successfully completing the module students will be able to:
1. Develop technical skills in conceptualising and designing 3D models using appropriate industry standard tools.
2. Understand the principles and techniques of UV mapping and texturing using appropriate industry standard tools.
3. Learn the principles of lighting, rendering and compositing to present 3D models in accordance with industry standards.
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