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Game Animation and Visual Effects (VFX)

The Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media comprises 2 years of full time training for students who want to work as animators in film, TV or other related 3D industries.

 

 

Game animation example

Areas of Game Animation include:

1. Concept Art and Production Planning

2. Aesthetics

3. 3D Modelling and Animation

4. Lighting and Visual Effects

5. Editing, Compositing and Post Production

Who is AIE?

Since its establishment in 1996, the Academy of Interactive Entertainment (AIE) has earned much recognition as a leading educator and video game school for the Game Development and 3D Animation industries. AIE has grown significantly over the years and has campuses in Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra and now in Seattle and Lafayette.

AIE continues to contribute to the development of Game Animation and the interactive industries. AIE provides cutting edge, hands-on training, making our graduates instrumental in video game programming, interactive entertainment, game art, gaming animation and other related industries. Graduates can be found working in some of the world’s fastest growing CGI industries.

Making a video game requires many different skilled workers including developers, designers and artists. As a leading video game school, AIE provides courses to meet the demands of today's top video game animation programs.

 

Career Snapshot:

   

Realities of Game School (Video):

Working in video game development and animation has great advantages and one of the biggest advantages is earnings. According to Game Developer magazine, which surveys the industry each year, average salaries for video game development workers in 2010 ranged from about $49,000 for quality assurance testers to $107,000 for business pro­fessionals, such as executives. Audio workers, artists, and designers earned an average of at least $68,000, while programmers and pro­ducers averaged more than $85,000. read more However, many graduates of game animation colleges maintain their jobs are more about passion than pay.


 

 

Check out AIE's Game Animation Program:

AIE is enrolling now for our Lafayette and Seattle Campuses. If you have basic artistic or programming talent and would like to jump start your career in game design, 3D computer animation or VFX, we'd love to hear from you.

 

3D Animation for Film and TV

Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media - Specializing in 3D animation and Visual FX
Area of study: 3D Animation for Film and TV
Qualification title: Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media
Program code: CUF60107
  Seattle                                    Lafayette
Commences: Early September                    Early September
Schedule: full-time
Duration: 2 years
Hours per Week: 20
Prerequisite:
  • Creative ability and potential (as demonstrated through portfolio)
  • Good communication and teamwork skills
  • Fundamental computer skills
  • Passion and enthusiasm for game development