Class 3D Animation

Aquire the technical possibilities of 3D animation for the arts and audiovisual scene. Professionalize students in the use of digital applications of three-dimensional animation, so that they can freely and creatively develop the projects of the discipline with the quality required in the audiovisual market. Encouraging creative and artistic exploration of the animation process.

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INTRODUCTION TO 3D ANIMATION Timing and spacing Frame rate Creating keyframes using time slider, channel box and graph editor Relation between graph editor and channel box Linear and non-linear movement Changing animation behavior through tangents Non-weighted tangents, weighted tangents and break tangents Infinite cycles Time slider navigation BALL ANIMATION I Curves and tangents Animation resolution Playblast BALL ANIMATION II Overlapping action Antecipation Parent with group and constraint MOTION PATHS Animation automation and keyframe animation DEFORMERS I Cluster Lattice DEFORMERS II Flow path object Wrap Wire PROCEDURAL ANIMATION I Blendshapes Connection editor Set driven key PROCEDURAL ANIMATION II Constraints Joints RIGGING I Joints IK handle RIGGING II Bind Spline IK DYNAMICS Active and passive rigid bodies Fields

Theoretical and practical classes structured with the programmatic content followed by practical exercises. GENERAL STRUCTURE OF THIS CLASS Brief review of the content from the previous class Knowledge to be acquired Illustration of the objectives to be achieved at the end of the class (example film) Syllabus (~1.5 hours) Practical exercise (~1.5 hours) Doubts

Williams, R. (2012, September 25). The Animator’s Survival Kit (4th ed.). Farrar, Straus and Giroux. Murdock, K. (2021, August 18). Autodesk Maya 2022 Basics Guide (1st ed.). SDC Publications.