what's after a 3D Animation learning path from DT

saeeddameer · Sep 2017

Hi

i'm taking a learning path for 3D Animation from Digital Tutors (Pluralsight) now but i don't know what i must do after that i think to take a Body Mechanics Course from Cgsociety Workshops or subscription to Gnomon workshop

what do you think i must do?
i need advice
and thanks

brucemoose · Sep 2017

There's a ton of online schools to choose from.

http://www.animationmentor.com/

http://www.ianimate.net/

https://www.animschool.com/

https://www.animsquad.com/

I can vouch for ianimate although I only did one class there (so far!). Animation mentor looks cool but it's a bit pricey and outside of my budget.

Take a look at the student reels from all the online courses you can find that helped me make up my mind.

saeeddameer · Sep 2017

i can't afford their costs and i saw the whole colleges in my area but all of them is really suck so i search for something lower cost than ianimate and animation mentor and teach me 3D animation with a good quality

EVernier · Sep 2017

You can probably find some stuff on gumroad or cubebrush. I've also heard good things about this http://www.kennyroy.com but I haven't checked it out myself. You can get some decent stuff online without investing in something like iAnimate. The problem with this is that you won't have guaranteed feedback to spot and help you fix your mistakes. Your best bet is to continue getting involved in animation communities and post your work as you progress. Most of the time you'll be able to find a couple of animators willing to briefly look over your work and give you some pointers.

brucemoose · Sep 2017

I found these to be pretty helpful and low cost -

https://jasonryananimation.com/tutorials.html

http://splatfrog.com/shop/

https://gumroad.com/jasonshum#

saeeddameer · Sep 2017

EVernier said:

You can probably find some stuff on gumroad or cubebrush. I've also heard good things about this http://www.kennyroy.com but I haven't checked it out myself. You can get some decent stuff online without investing in something like iAnimate. The problem with this is that you won't have guaranteed feedback to spot and help you fix your mistakes. Your best bet is to continue getting involved in animation communities and post your work as you progress. Most of the time you'll be able to find a couple of animators willing to briefly look over your work and give you some pointers.

gumroad and cubebrush have a lot of courses and i really like them but the problem that i can't find any feedback but i will search more and for sure i will subscription with "kennyroy" it's just a 5$(monthly) for a lot of courses from someone studied in animation mentor

it's so important to get feedback and i will upload all my works on forums to get feedback

saeeddameer · Sep 2017

brucemoose said:

I found these to be pretty helpful and low cost -

https://jasonryananimation.com/tutorials.html

http://splatfrog.com/shop/

https://gumroad.com/jasonshum#

they're all from an expert persons especially "jason ryan" but would you advice me to go with jason or gnomon or cgsociety workshop?

what's after a 3D Animation learning path from DT

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