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Animation Workshop : Learning the Art of Pixar : AutoDesk :Sydney
Build your animation skills at Autodesk's Animation Workshop with Andrew
Gordon of Pixar Animation Studios at Australian Film Television and Radio
School on 19th and 20th August 2007. Join us as we explore the ins and outs
of creating high quality feature animation.
Pixar veteran and VES award-winner Gordon, whose work is featured in The
Incredibles, A Bug's Life, Toy Story 2, Monsters, Inc, Finding Nemo and
Ratatouille, leads this two-day workshop using film examples, stunning
imagery, and personal works to cover basic concepts through to more
advanced techniques such as staging, pose design, gesturing, shot
deconstruction, high level polish techniques and more. This class is not
software specific and all concepts can be applied to any platform. A
certificate of attendance will be awarded to all participants.
Registration closes 13 August 2007 and seats are limited, so sign up today!
http://south-apac.autodesk.com/sap/masterclass/animation/pixar_workshop.html
Build your animation skills at Autodesk's Animation Workshop with Andrew
Gordon of Pixar Animation Studios at Australian Film Television and Radio
School on 19th and 20th August 2007. Join us as we explore the ins and outs
of creating high quality feature animation.
Pixar veteran and VES award-winner Gordon, whose work is featured in The
Incredibles, A Bug's Life, Toy Story 2, Monsters, Inc, Finding Nemo and
Ratatouille, leads this two-day workshop using film examples, stunning
imagery, and personal works to cover basic concepts through to more
advanced techniques such as staging, pose design, gesturing, shot
deconstruction, high level polish techniques and more. This class is not
software specific and all concepts can be applied to any platform. A
certificate of attendance will be awarded to all participants.
Registration closes 13 August 2007 and seats are limited, so sign up today!
http://south-apac.autodesk.com/sap/masterclass/animation/pixar_workshop.html
Shake course at Enmore
∆SHAKE COMPOSITING
As Apple continues to prepare the next generation of Shake compositing software the Design Centre Enmore continues to offer introductory courses.
This course is ideal for compositors, editors, 3D animators, broadcast design, and visual effects professionals wanting to add Shake, a powerful composting application, to their arsenal of tools.
Pre-requisites: Basic computer skills and good knowledge of the principles of composting for film and television.
Teacher: Nathan Hallifax
Course dates: 2 courses available: October 2 to 5 or October 9 to 12
Cost: $164
15 places available.
Location: Design Centre Enmore, 110 Edgeware Road, Enmore, 2042
Course and registration details contact:
Manager Design Centre 3D
Ph: (02) 9394 5716
Email: SI.3Danimation@tafensw.edu.au
∆SHAKE COMPOSITING
As Apple continues to prepare the next generation of Shake compositing software the Design Centre Enmore continues to offer introductory courses.
This course is ideal for compositors, editors, 3D animators, broadcast design, and visual effects professionals wanting to add Shake, a powerful composting application, to their arsenal of tools.
Pre-requisites: Basic computer skills and good knowledge of the principles of composting for film and television.
Teacher: Nathan Hallifax
Course dates: 2 courses available: October 2 to 5 or October 9 to 12
Cost: $164
15 places available.
Location: Design Centre Enmore, 110 Edgeware Road, Enmore, 2042
Course and registration details contact:
Manager Design Centre 3D
Ph: (02) 9394 5716
Email: SI.3Danimation@tafensw.edu.au
DIGITAL MEDIA FESTIVAL 07
Sydney : ILM Transformers + more
LM TRANSFORMS 2007 DIGITAL MEDIA FESTIVAL
Sydney Convention Centre, 13-15 November www.digitalmedia.com.au/DMF
Super Earlybird booking rates are available until Monday, August 19
Industrial Light & Magic Animation Supervisor Scott Benza has joined the speaker line-up for the 2007 Digital Media Festival, where he will demonstrate how 10 metre-tall robots were brought to life in this year's blockbuster film Transformers, which required some of the most complex modeling and animation ever attempted at ILM.
As a Lead Animator at Industrial Light & Magic, Benza is responsible for many aspects of the development of a CG character, as well as providing creative and technical direction to animators. Some of his most notable projects have included animation and simulation work for the Rock Monster in Galaxy Quest and development work done for crash/destruction simulations for Pearl Harbor.
Benza will join Evan Jacobs, VFX Supervisor of the forthcoming Resident Evil, and Maya Master Steven Stahlberg on the program for the Australian Effects & Animation Festival (AEAF). The DMF will include four dynamic conference events, the AEAF, Digital Video, Digital Imaging and Media 2.0.
Some other highlights if the 2007 DMF program include
* Allan McKay will give insights learned from some of the recent projects he has completed, from Hollywood films to big title game cinematics, covering many of the processes and techniques involved, along with issues that arose throughout the productions.
* Maya Master Steven Stahlberg will show how to create convincing humans in CG, with a focus on the female and how to maximize attractiveness (also applicable to men and non-human creatures).
* Learn the ins and outs of how to create stunning looking sites and Web experiences with Microsoft's new set of technologies called Silverlight.
*Learn the secrets of Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) for the multimedia Web 2.0 era with one of Australia's premier specialist SEO/SEM strategists.
* Learn how to add more multimedia and interactivity to your online presence with rich Internet Applications (RIAs) while managing the demands of Web site tracking and analytics for detailed reporting and measurability.
* World-renowned retouching studio, Electric Art, shares some rare insight into the visual solutions they provide for Australia's most high profile print campaigns.
* Come on an action-packed ride with one of Australia's premier extreme sports photographers, learning the unique technical and creative demands of recording death-defying activities in the wild.
* The tapeless future is here. Find out how leading post-production companies such as Digital Pictures are structuring their workflow to handle the new tapeless file formats.
* The number of digital-cinema screens in the US could exceed the number of traditional screens employing film projection within four years. As the exhibition industry begins to lift its rate of digital-cinema screen installations find out how that impacts your choices in production.
Sydney Convention Centre, 13-15 November www.digitalmedia.com.au/DMF
Super Earlybird booking rates are available until Monday, August 19
Sydney : ILM Transformers + more
LM TRANSFORMS 2007 DIGITAL MEDIA FESTIVAL
Sydney Convention Centre, 13-15 November www.digitalmedia.com.au/DMF
Super Earlybird booking rates are available until Monday, August 19
Industrial Light & Magic Animation Supervisor Scott Benza has joined the speaker line-up for the 2007 Digital Media Festival, where he will demonstrate how 10 metre-tall robots were brought to life in this year's blockbuster film Transformers, which required some of the most complex modeling and animation ever attempted at ILM.
As a Lead Animator at Industrial Light & Magic, Benza is responsible for many aspects of the development of a CG character, as well as providing creative and technical direction to animators. Some of his most notable projects have included animation and simulation work for the Rock Monster in Galaxy Quest and development work done for crash/destruction simulations for Pearl Harbor.
Benza will join Evan Jacobs, VFX Supervisor of the forthcoming Resident Evil, and Maya Master Steven Stahlberg on the program for the Australian Effects & Animation Festival (AEAF). The DMF will include four dynamic conference events, the AEAF, Digital Video, Digital Imaging and Media 2.0.
Some other highlights if the 2007 DMF program include
* Allan McKay will give insights learned from some of the recent projects he has completed, from Hollywood films to big title game cinematics, covering many of the processes and techniques involved, along with issues that arose throughout the productions.
* Maya Master Steven Stahlberg will show how to create convincing humans in CG, with a focus on the female and how to maximize attractiveness (also applicable to men and non-human creatures).
* Learn the ins and outs of how to create stunning looking sites and Web experiences with Microsoft's new set of technologies called Silverlight.
*Learn the secrets of Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) for the multimedia Web 2.0 era with one of Australia's premier specialist SEO/SEM strategists.
* Learn how to add more multimedia and interactivity to your online presence with rich Internet Applications (RIAs) while managing the demands of Web site tracking and analytics for detailed reporting and measurability.
* World-renowned retouching studio, Electric Art, shares some rare insight into the visual solutions they provide for Australia's most high profile print campaigns.
* Come on an action-packed ride with one of Australia's premier extreme sports photographers, learning the unique technical and creative demands of recording death-defying activities in the wild.
* The tapeless future is here. Find out how leading post-production companies such as Digital Pictures are structuring their workflow to handle the new tapeless file formats.
* The number of digital-cinema screens in the US could exceed the number of traditional screens employing film projection within four years. As the exhibition industry begins to lift its rate of digital-cinema screen installations find out how that impacts your choices in production.
Sydney Convention Centre, 13-15 November www.digitalmedia.com.au/DMF
Super Earlybird booking rates are available until Monday, August 19
Autodesk 3d Launch Tour
Dream. Dare. Deliver.
Visualise, then realise your projects with Autodesk software. The Autodesk Media & Entertainment Software Launch Asia Pacific tour will highlight the latest versions of Autodesk® 3ds Max®, Autodesk® Maya®, Autodesk® MotionBuilder™, and Autodesk® Toxik® software with product demonstrations that will blow you away!
Experience the latest tools and techniques for actualising your film, gaming, and design visualisation projects. But don’t delay. Register now for your spot on the tour.
Sydney
Date: 5 Oct 2007 (Friday)
Time: 2-5.30pm
Venue:
Grace Hotel
Yurra-Marra Room
77 York Street
Sydney NSW
http://south-apac.autodesk.com/sap/M3/index_au.html
Dream. Dare. Deliver.
Visualise, then realise your projects with Autodesk software. The Autodesk Media & Entertainment Software Launch Asia Pacific tour will highlight the latest versions of Autodesk® 3ds Max®, Autodesk® Maya®, Autodesk® MotionBuilder™, and Autodesk® Toxik® software with product demonstrations that will blow you away!
Experience the latest tools and techniques for actualising your film, gaming, and design visualisation projects. But don’t delay. Register now for your spot on the tour.
Sydney
Date: 5 Oct 2007 (Friday)
Time: 2-5.30pm
Venue:
Grace Hotel
Yurra-Marra Room
77 York Street
Sydney NSW
http://south-apac.autodesk.com/sap/M3/index_au.html
SYDNEY : AEAF NEW SESSION - WETA DIGITAL, THE WATER HORSE: LEGEND OF THE DEEP
Weta Digital's Richard Frances-Moore will be presenting at AEAF 2007 at 9.00am on Tuesday, 13 November
Frances-Moore was animation supervisor for The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep, the latest stunning achievement in on-screen CGI animation from Weta Digital, due out in Australian cinemas on January 1, 2008.
This family-friendly fantasy film is based on the novel The Water Horse by Dick King-Smith. It tells of a a young Scottish boy named Angus who discovers a mysterious egg that soon hatches a bizarre reptilian type creature. Soon after it grows too big to be hidden within his home, it's placed in Loch Ness, where it becomes the famous Loch Ness Monster.
Animation supervisor Richard Frances-Moore, who led the pre-visualisation and animation for The Waterhorse: Legend of the Deep, says the task of creating the on-screen character "Crusoe," as the creature is known, was one of the most challenging Weta has undertaken. Crusoe occupies nearly every single shot in the film and must be shown to grow as a believable character throughout the movie.
Its creation required Weta to develop new approaches to skin dynamics and muscle dynamics.
Richard Frances-Moore joined Weta Digital in 2001 to work on The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. He began as a character animator working on Gollum then moving onto the role of senior animator, helping design and create the climactic battle sequence in The Lord of the Rings: the Return of the King.
He then continued in this role for King Kong where he led the pre-visualisation and animation of several sequences in the film. Previously Richard has worked for the Lord of the Rings production company Three Foot Six Ltd as a Previs Artist creating pre-visualisations for The Lord of the Rings Trilogy and as a character animator for New Zealand television productions.
CREDITS (Richard Frances-Moore):
The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep (2007) (animation supervisor)
Bridge to Terabithia (2007) (animation lead)
X-Men: The Last Stand (2006) (animation supervisor: Weta Digital)
King Kong (2005) (animation sequence lead)
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) (senior animator: Weta Digital)
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002) (animator)
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) (pre-visualisation artist)
The AEAF program is online at at http://www.digitalmedia.com.au/AEAFprogram
ADDITIONAL NEW SESSION - GAMES CHARACTER ANIMATION, THE CHALLENGES OF NEXT GEN
5pm TUESDAY 13 NOVEMBER
Weta Digital's Richard Frances-Moore will be presenting at AEAF 2007 at 9.00am on Tuesday, 13 November
Frances-Moore was animation supervisor for The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep, the latest stunning achievement in on-screen CGI animation from Weta Digital, due out in Australian cinemas on January 1, 2008.
This family-friendly fantasy film is based on the novel The Water Horse by Dick King-Smith. It tells of a a young Scottish boy named Angus who discovers a mysterious egg that soon hatches a bizarre reptilian type creature. Soon after it grows too big to be hidden within his home, it's placed in Loch Ness, where it becomes the famous Loch Ness Monster.
Animation supervisor Richard Frances-Moore, who led the pre-visualisation and animation for The Waterhorse: Legend of the Deep, says the task of creating the on-screen character "Crusoe," as the creature is known, was one of the most challenging Weta has undertaken. Crusoe occupies nearly every single shot in the film and must be shown to grow as a believable character throughout the movie.
Its creation required Weta to develop new approaches to skin dynamics and muscle dynamics.
Richard Frances-Moore joined Weta Digital in 2001 to work on The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. He began as a character animator working on Gollum then moving onto the role of senior animator, helping design and create the climactic battle sequence in The Lord of the Rings: the Return of the King.
He then continued in this role for King Kong where he led the pre-visualisation and animation of several sequences in the film. Previously Richard has worked for the Lord of the Rings production company Three Foot Six Ltd as a Previs Artist creating pre-visualisations for The Lord of the Rings Trilogy and as a character animator for New Zealand television productions.
CREDITS (Richard Frances-Moore):
The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep (2007) (animation supervisor)
Bridge to Terabithia (2007) (animation lead)
X-Men: The Last Stand (2006) (animation supervisor: Weta Digital)
King Kong (2005) (animation sequence lead)
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) (senior animator: Weta Digital)
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002) (animator)
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) (pre-visualisation artist)
The AEAF program is online at at http://www.digitalmedia.com.au/AEAFprogram
ADDITIONAL NEW SESSION - GAMES CHARACTER ANIMATION, THE CHALLENGES OF NEXT GEN
5pm TUESDAY 13 NOVEMBER
Autodesk Animation Workshop by Andrew Gordon from Pixar Animation Studios
The Autodesk Animation Workshop held in Sydney last year was a phenomenal success. Due to the overwhelming response, we are bringing the Animation Workshop* by Andrew Gordon from Pixar Animation Studios back for all those who did not have a chance to attend due to the limited space. Click here for more information on the agenda.
Build your animation skills and register your interest to attend this exciting 2-day workshop in Sydney on 6 and 7 April for just AUD$550 (excluding GST). We are potentially looking at holding this workshop in a second city in Australia and New Zealand on 8 and 9 April 2007 if the level of interest is high.
This class is not software specific and all concepts can be applied to any platform. A certificate of attendance will be awarded to all participants.
Join us as we explore the ins and outs of creating high quality feature animation. Seats will be strictly limited so register your interest today! Please note that all registrations need to be submitted by Thursday, 6 March 2008. We look forward to communicating the final details to all registrants by the week of 10 March 2008.
http://south-apac.autodesk.com/sap/masterclass/animation/register2.html
The Autodesk Animation Workshop held in Sydney last year was a phenomenal success. Due to the overwhelming response, we are bringing the Animation Workshop* by Andrew Gordon from Pixar Animation Studios back for all those who did not have a chance to attend due to the limited space. Click here for more information on the agenda.
Build your animation skills and register your interest to attend this exciting 2-day workshop in Sydney on 6 and 7 April for just AUD$550 (excluding GST). We are potentially looking at holding this workshop in a second city in Australia and New Zealand on 8 and 9 April 2007 if the level of interest is high.
This class is not software specific and all concepts can be applied to any platform. A certificate of attendance will be awarded to all participants.
Join us as we explore the ins and outs of creating high quality feature animation. Seats will be strictly limited so register your interest today! Please note that all registrations need to be submitted by Thursday, 6 March 2008. We look forward to communicating the final details to all registrants by the week of 10 March 2008.
http://south-apac.autodesk.com/sap/masterclass/animation/register2.html
WORKSHOP : Digital Effects Technical Workshop - 5th March 2008, 7pm-8pm
Sydney ACM SIGGRAPH
Digital Effects Technical Workshop
What's it all about?
Due to an opportunity to have Anthos Simon, General Manager of Efilm come and speak for us we've decided to postpone the previously scheduled Showreel Showdown until further notice.
Anthos has led the introduction of digital services for Atlab and will share his wealth of knowledge from films such as Dark City, The Matrix, Hero, and Happy Feet. He will be covering:
* film stock
* lenses
* colour space
* aspect ratios
* D/Is
* scanning & recording
* on-set data collection
* camera sheets
and other crucial things to know to work to film standard in DVFx. Anthos is also one of my all-time favorite people, he is a goldmine of information and experience and I absolutely urge you to come and hear what he has to say! It will be one of those nights where things you’ve heard about suddenly all start to make sense.
Date: Wednesday 5th March 2008
Time: 7:00pm to approx 8:00pm
Venue: Elwynn Lynn Conference Centre, College of Fine Arts (CoFA), Selwyn St, Paddington
Cost: FREE for Sydney ACM SIGGRAPH members. $5 cover charge for refreshments for guests and non-members.
(Attendees can sign up as a new member on the night. Annual Membership fees are $40 for professionals and $20 for students)
Probably best known for the annual SIGGRAPH International conference on computer graphics for film, televisions and new media industries, ACM SIGGRAPH also puts on a variety of programs year-round and worldwide to benefit the SIGGRAPH community. The event listed above is hosted by our local chapter and is free for all chapter members.
Please check our website to confirm events and venues closer to the scheduled date.
Our website address is: <http://sydney.siggraph.org.au>
The URL for the event listed above is: <http://sydney.siggraph.org.au/event/2008/digital-effects-technical-workshop>
Sydney ACM SIGGRAPH
Digital Effects Technical Workshop
What's it all about?
Due to an opportunity to have Anthos Simon, General Manager of Efilm come and speak for us we've decided to postpone the previously scheduled Showreel Showdown until further notice.
Anthos has led the introduction of digital services for Atlab and will share his wealth of knowledge from films such as Dark City, The Matrix, Hero, and Happy Feet. He will be covering:
* film stock
* lenses
* colour space
* aspect ratios
* D/Is
* scanning & recording
* on-set data collection
* camera sheets
and other crucial things to know to work to film standard in DVFx. Anthos is also one of my all-time favorite people, he is a goldmine of information and experience and I absolutely urge you to come and hear what he has to say! It will be one of those nights where things you’ve heard about suddenly all start to make sense.
Date: Wednesday 5th March 2008
Time: 7:00pm to approx 8:00pm
Venue: Elwynn Lynn Conference Centre, College of Fine Arts (CoFA), Selwyn St, Paddington
Cost: FREE for Sydney ACM SIGGRAPH members. $5 cover charge for refreshments for guests and non-members.
(Attendees can sign up as a new member on the night. Annual Membership fees are $40 for professionals and $20 for students)
Probably best known for the annual SIGGRAPH International conference on computer graphics for film, televisions and new media industries, ACM SIGGRAPH also puts on a variety of programs year-round and worldwide to benefit the SIGGRAPH community. The event listed above is hosted by our local chapter and is free for all chapter members.
Please check our website to confirm events and venues closer to the scheduled date.
Our website address is: <http://sydney.siggraph.org.au>
The URL for the event listed above is: <http://sydney.siggraph.org.au/event/2008/digital-effects-technical-workshop>
INVITATION - VES Sydney
The Australian members of the Visual Effects Society, invite you to an evening with Chris Edwards, CEO of
"The Third Floor"
http://www.thethirdfloorinc.com
In this exciting session, Chris will show how his team's
experience at George Lucas' Skywalker Ranch helped to shape The Third Floor's unique approach to the previz
process which, increasingly, is being used by film directors and game developers to create their most ambitious productions.
The Third Floor has worked to expand the traditional role of previs beyond staging complex visual effects shots and Chris
will draw from numerous case studies including Star Wars: Episode III, Cloverfield and elaborate commercials and game
cinematics that the team has designed. This discussion will take attendees inside a previs scene file and will reveal tips and
tricks that can make previs more convincing and more useful on-set.
Finally, before Q&A, Chris will address the future of previs in a world where the lines between film and game development are blurring.
To assist in manging numbers please send a brief RSVP email to:
ves_rsvp@oktober.com.au indicating your interest and number of guests.
Date: 5th June
Time: 6.15pm
Venue: AFTRS Theatrette
The Entertainment Quarter
130 Bent St
Moore Park, 2021
Cost : $5 for non VES members
RSVP : ves_rsvp@oktober.com.au
The Visual Effects Society comprises professionals from leading visual effects and special effects companies. The VES is dedicated to
communicating the craft and the industry's contribution to the filmmaking process to the wider community of filmmakers, students
industry professionals and the general public. Please join us at this exciting inaugural event by VES members.
The Australian members of the Visual Effects Society, invite you to an evening with Chris Edwards, CEO of
"The Third Floor"
http://www.thethirdfloorinc.com
In this exciting session, Chris will show how his team's
experience at George Lucas' Skywalker Ranch helped to shape The Third Floor's unique approach to the previz
process which, increasingly, is being used by film directors and game developers to create their most ambitious productions.
The Third Floor has worked to expand the traditional role of previs beyond staging complex visual effects shots and Chris
will draw from numerous case studies including Star Wars: Episode III, Cloverfield and elaborate commercials and game
cinematics that the team has designed. This discussion will take attendees inside a previs scene file and will reveal tips and
tricks that can make previs more convincing and more useful on-set.
Finally, before Q&A, Chris will address the future of previs in a world where the lines between film and game development are blurring.
To assist in manging numbers please send a brief RSVP email to:
ves_rsvp@oktober.com.au indicating your interest and number of guests.
Date: 5th June
Time: 6.15pm
Venue: AFTRS Theatrette
The Entertainment Quarter
130 Bent St
Moore Park, 2021
Cost : $5 for non VES members
RSVP : ves_rsvp@oktober.com.au
The Visual Effects Society comprises professionals from leading visual effects and special effects companies. The VES is dedicated to
communicating the craft and the industry's contribution to the filmmaking process to the wider community of filmmakers, students
industry professionals and the general public. Please join us at this exciting inaugural event by VES members.
THE SYDNEY FILM FESTIVAL OPENS TODAY
The 55th annual Sydney Film Festival opens today June 4 and runs until June 22. You may have seen the Festival’s trailer promotion on the tele or in cinemas.
If you’d like to check out any of the films over the 19 days of the festival, you can buy Flexipass tickets or single tickets. The program as well as ticketing information is on the website here
www.sydneyfilmfestival.org
The 55th annual Sydney Film Festival opens today June 4 and runs until June 22. You may have seen the Festival’s trailer promotion on the tele or in cinemas.
If you’d like to check out any of the films over the 19 days of the festival, you can buy Flexipass tickets or single tickets. The program as well as ticketing information is on the website here
www.sydneyfilmfestival.org
Compositing Master Class - Adelaide
Animation masterclass "Compositing for Film" Iris Cinema
Tues 1st July, 5.30-7.00
The next Animation masterclass will be with Sam Norman and
Gresham Lochner from Rising Sun Pictures who will talk about
"Compositing for Film", by giving a breakdown of compositing processes
as applied to a film project, with some discussion of their
experiences in breaking into this area.
Limited places, RSVP Rob Farnan at
rsvp_animation@internode.on.net
(the Iris is behind the Mercury Cinema)
Animation masterclass "Compositing for Film" Iris Cinema
Tues 1st July, 5.30-7.00
The next Animation masterclass will be with Sam Norman and
Gresham Lochner from Rising Sun Pictures who will talk about
"Compositing for Film", by giving a breakdown of compositing processes
as applied to a film project, with some discussion of their
experiences in breaking into this area.
Limited places, RSVP Rob Farnan at
rsvp_animation@internode.on.net
(the Iris is behind the Mercury Cinema)
2008 Autodesk SIGGRAPH Asia MasterClasses
Take advantage of intermediate to advanced sessions covering techniques in Autodesk® Maya® and Autodesk® 3ds Max® software applications. Learn production-tested techniques and gain insight into industry-expert solutions that will help save you time and energy. Our intensive program features one day of unparalleled learning with 6 information-packed hours. Presented by industry pros, Autodesk MasterClasses are your key to accessing invaluable solutions you can implement right away.
http://apac-autodesk.com/ads/masterclass/siggraph/index.html
Take advantage of intermediate to advanced sessions covering techniques in Autodesk® Maya® and Autodesk® 3ds Max® software applications. Learn production-tested techniques and gain insight into industry-expert solutions that will help save you time and energy. Our intensive program features one day of unparalleled learning with 6 information-packed hours. Presented by industry pros, Autodesk MasterClasses are your key to accessing invaluable solutions you can implement right away.
http://apac-autodesk.com/ads/masterclass/siggraph/index.html
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