Mastering Destruction in Houdini with Keith Kamholz
2019 Spring registration is open at CGMA! They’re here to help artists connect with industry professionals and offer arts education that allows you to improve your portfolio without spending hundreds of thousands of dollars. They are a company founded by industry professionals that try to make sure the curriculum they offer consists of the most relevant information possible so artists can enter the industry equipped with the skills they need. This is all a part of their Content Management Initiative (CMI) to bring students lessons that are up to date and align with industry standards.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Unleash your inner FX monster, and let’s smash some buildings! In this destruction course, students will learn a comprehensive set of skills to develop beautiful work with a high degree of artistic control. This will include fracturing, RBD simulation, dust, debris, and adding details from real-world reference material. However, students will learn more than just the technical setups alone – they’ll also learn about production pipeline considerations, and innovative unique workflows for art-directing damage (both with & without simulation). By the end of the class, students will have a feature-film-quality destruction shot for their demo reel!
Check out Mastering Destruction in Houdini with Keith Kamholz
COURSE FORMAT: Standard
LECTURE TYPE: Pre-recorded
FEEDBACK: Individual recordings
DURATION: 8 weeks
ASSIGNMENT: Due each week. Expect to spend 10-15 hours per week viewing lecture videos, participating in q&a’s, and working on assignments.
Q&A: Once a week
MATERIALS: Houdini 17
SKILLS LEVEL: Intermediate
PREREQUISITES: Basic working knowledge in Houdini or equivalent | Course Prereq: Intro to FX Using Houdini
Should anyone have any questions regarding registration or portfolio review requests, please contact the CGMA Admissions department here: registration@cgmasteracademy.com or call by phone at (818) – 959 – 0316.
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