The Best non expensive Training Provider for CG stuffs

vskdharmasena

Hey guys i am a noob in CG world and have a hope to proceed a Job in the 3D film or game industry someday at least a freelancer.I am currently learning maya from Digital tutors and it seems ok.since i have only 3 years until my Student version runs out so i need to at least know 50% of the workflows to start working.from what i see

but i see there is other training providers like lynda,untiy,udemy also..DT is not bad cuz it won't empty my pocket so is there any other Good traning providers to learn Maya?
I would try to learn alone like i did with AE but i really can't cuz of the lack of tutorials in the youtube

oh and also Is certificates are MUST HAVE To get a job in the industry or at least work as a freelancer?
thanks

Ott

I hear 3dmotive is pretty awesome. And you can check my signature for a fat discount. Just what I heard

And no, you don't need certificates or degrees to get a job in this industry. You might need those to work overseas from wherever you are, but you can check more here:

http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=108342

SpaceRogue

Ott wrote: »

I hear 3dmotive is pretty awesome. And you can check my signature for a fat discount. Just what I heard

And no, you don't need certificates or degrees to get a job in this industry. You might need those to work overseas from wherever you are, but you can check more here:

http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=108342

Just a quick thanks! I'm so subbing 3Dmotive

Joost

3dmotive is great. Eat3d is also quite good.

A lot of artists are selling tutorials on gumroad now http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=137585

Also the Polycount wiki has a ton of free information.

JamesArk

Gumroad is insanely cheap for the quality of some of the tutorials people put up. 3DMotive might be better for learning actual full workflows though.

vskdharmasena

Thank you all Gumroad have some awesome tutorials.and i haven;t heard about it before.thanks

Joel Gafford

Digital tutors and Gnomon workshop I can personally vet as being very beneficial. Digital Tutors has more content on specific programs while Gnomon workshop has more high-profile artists making their videos (in my opinion). Both are great, but if you want to learn a specific program all the way through, get Digital Tutors.

Jeff Parrott

+1 Gumroad. Make sure to look into who is teaching the videos. Make sure they have a resume. I see a lot of beginners doing tutorials on sites and YouTube. Get training from seasoned pros that have workflows or work you admire or want to have work similar too.

No you don't need a degree like Don says. Just for working out of the country.