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While there are no eligibility criteria for applying
to our courses, all applicants go through a careful
selection process, which includes an aptitude test
followed by a personal interview. Both the test
and interview evaluate the applicant’s passion and
inclination for pursuing a career in 3D animation
and visual effects.
Step 1
- Aptitude Test
- IQ
- Drawing
- English Grammar
Step 2
Personal Interview
Pixelloid is pleased to announce more specialized and intensive short-term courses this year.
Best suited for beginners, this course will teach the basic 3D skills you will need in a production environment.
Maya 3D Texturing (5 weeks)This is the next step in 3D animation for students who want to take a deep-dive into the subject. You will learn character modeling, rigging and animation, apart from texturing and lighting. The course is for students who wish to specialize in a certain area like lighting, dynamics or character animation.
Compositing is the combining of visual elements from separate sources into single images, often to create the illusion that all the elements are part of the same scene. This program covers both the basic and advanced concepts of compositing.
3D Compositing
The culmination of several skills taught in a hands-on, production-style environment at
Pixelloid, this course gives students a mastery of the VFX process, making them fullfledged
VFX professionals.
VFX Professional is a combination of 3D Essentials,
3D Advanced, and Compositing. The highlight
of the course is a one-month internship at the
end of the program. Students work directly in
our production unit, sometimes on live projects.
So, by the time you finish the course, you already
have real-time production experience, and more
importantly, credits to include in the demo reel.
