我剛大學畢業,本人是修生物科的,和cg全無關,但就有副修藝術.
我很想入cg這行業,所以以前就去打聽有什麼course是可以報讀的.
大致上都是有:
CityU:CEC in 3D Computer Animation and Modelling
Art Centre: Higher Diploma in Computer Animation
PolyU: Higher Diploma Multimedia design anf technology
IVE: 數碼媒體高級文憑, 數碼媒體文憑
等等.......
如有錯誤,請補上.
我想問一下以上那一個course會好一些? 本人想讀CityU:CEC in 3D Computer Animation and Modelling,因為它是短期課程, 而其他那些hd要2-3年,很花時間,但它們是值得的嗎??
還有那些高級文憑入學資格是中五畢業,那我大學畢業的去讀會不會很怪?????
我看到也有其他人和我一樣是大學畢業但和cg無關,請問你們都會去讀那一個course?????
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Re: 我剛大學畢業,想入CG行業
由 kids » 25日 5月 2002年, 23:32
You can find some information in the Title --3D Animation Schools -> Which is bad ? Which is good ?
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由 marino » 26日 5月 2002年, 00:05
你有冇睇呢度既人寫關於cg人員既人工問題?
真系玩下手少個"MAC記"
大唔大學畢業同cg都冇乜關系....大學生又唔會真系勁d...
我都系讀緊呢科....今年畢業都唔知有冇野做.....唉.....
入行難.....d學費又貴...所得到既人工少得可憐....
不過都好睇個人能力既...正如系呢度都有好多cg人都好強調自己既能力先系最重要.....
好多人自學都系咁....我都系自己睇書學..先生跟本教唔到野
如果你畫得一手好畫...又充滿理想的話...請加油...
大家努力....
想入行既人愈來愈多......好多人都覺得好好玩...我都系咁而讀左呢科...但當你發覺睇人做同自己做系兩回事既時候會令人有少少卻步...
....但系當你見到你既作品系monitor到動起來...真系好開心(雖然作品質素唔好
)
每一格畫面都系心血.......真系冇錯呀.....!
cg唔同game....game系好好玩....但系裹面既animation...系cg人用好多心血完成...過程既艱辛比想像中大得多....以前我唔知...只系識批評.....家下我十分明白......同十分欣賞各位cg人既高上情操...
家下做緊animation所以有感而發......
各位比心機....我可能入唔到行....但都希望大家加油....
真系玩下手少個"MAC記"
大唔大學畢業同cg都冇乜關系....大學生又唔會真系勁d...
我都系讀緊呢科....今年畢業都唔知有冇野做.....唉.....
入行難.....d學費又貴...所得到既人工少得可憐....
不過都好睇個人能力既...正如系呢度都有好多cg人都好強調自己既能力先系最重要.....
好多人自學都系咁....我都系自己睇書學..先生跟本教唔到野
如果你畫得一手好畫...又充滿理想的話...請加油...
大家努力....
想入行既人愈來愈多......好多人都覺得好好玩...我都系咁而讀左呢科...但當你發覺睇人做同自己做系兩回事既時候會令人有少少卻步...
....但系當你見到你既作品系monitor到動起來...真系好開心(雖然作品質素唔好
)
每一格畫面都系心血.......真系冇錯呀.....!
cg唔同game....game系好好玩....但系裹面既animation...系cg人用好多心血完成...過程既艱辛比想像中大得多....以前我唔知...只系識批評.....家下我十分明白......同十分欣賞各位cg人既高上情操...
家下做緊animation所以有感而發......
各位比心機....我可能入唔到行....但都希望大家加油....
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由 Dick Ma » 26日 5月 2002年, 00:48
Polyu: Higher Diploma in Multimedia Design and Technology
Well, as I am the first graduate of the above course, I can
tell you something.
Study this course they will require you to buy a notebook. You can choose PC or Mac. Because they have not enough workstations.
As the course stated: Multimedia, so as you learn 3D, you need to learn other subjects and learn to use other softwares and skills.
Actually, my first year learnt Animation Master 2000 (AM)by Rijk Lau. (And I think they continue to teach AM in first year). AM is a low system requirement program but if you own a mac, hahahahaha (hang). And AM is a time consuming program as you make a plane by stitching points. But you will understand what is the work flow of making 3D.
In spare time, School of Design & Multimedia Innovation Centre http://mic.polyu.edu.hk(I designed this website)will run additional course for learning 3D programs. They usually teach 3ds max and maya. (but maya course is usually run by MIC so you will not taught by Eddie Leung)
Then, you have a six weeks of "client project". it is run by MIC. The staff will(may) teach you 3ds max or Maya if you are in the 3D stream (There are four streams actually). I think if you learn max, you supposed to be use max to make 3D games and if you choose to learn maya, you supposed to make animation. But this subject you need to "suit outside clients" so don't look forward to do anything to show your creativity.
Second year, there is a subject that related to learning 3D. And Eddie Leung really will teach Maya to you. But don't be so happy. This subject will run in 6 weeks only and he will require you to make a 1 minute movie. The course contents actually from the Maya online tutorial. And the course is really extensive. Most of the time you need to attend lessons and less time for you to create animation. If you miss one lessons you will get lost what he taught. Also, PolyU's machines are really slow, (student used PIII 300 MHz Computer at that time while he was using Dual PIII 700 MHz Computer) so the student shift to use MIC facilities which have better config.
In personal opinion, I think Eddie Leung is a bit to "Pride" as I remembered that he claimed himself that he is one of the three people in Asia that got something like "offical teaching cert" from Alias|wavefront. So no student was brave enough to ask him questions and odds their head that they were understand what he taught.
Results: some of the students can reserves the MIC machines(one or two) to complete the project. Some of the students "borrow the windows" outside and get a very good subject grade. About me, I cannot complete the Animation subject and I just only can render simple wireframe animation and I got a pass D.
When I was in Year 2, the subjects have a little bit change. Eddie takes part in teaching Year 1. But still teaching AM and no Maya.
There is one story about the foreign girl who finished this course and have an exchange program to PIXAR. When she was in Year 1, she, and some of the students not really made their own 3D characters themselves. They just download some 3D models from websites and claimed that they made by themselves. So her animation in year 1 is "camera 360 degrees orbit-rotation, target on character" Because her character is not rigged with bone and no motion on her character.
I don't know how she got 10 characters design and send to PIXAR to make them interest on her (from SCMP). I have no comment on her as when she was in Year 2, I am already a Graduate and worked for Christine Loh office (Civic Exchange) for six-months concentraded on building website. May be she had paid efforts on 3D animation, who knows?
My Suggestion:
I think if you like 3D animation, you should take courses that is really 3D animation training program. But sometime concept training is also important, so POLYU can help you too but you should study BA Design Program. Also, self-learning can be a successful way. I studied Lightwave by self-learning. I start to read the CG-WORLD magazine and several LW books when I was in year2. Now, I cannot claim that I am a successful animator, but I have my animation broadcast in RTHK program. But it is hard to survive in Hong Kong if you don't have a Degree cert in Hong Kong. Yesterday, Raman Hui in his seminar said he would like to teach animation in PolyU, but he don't have a Master Degree so he cannot do that.
Well, as I am the first graduate of the above course, I can
tell you something.
Study this course they will require you to buy a notebook. You can choose PC or Mac. Because they have not enough workstations.
As the course stated: Multimedia, so as you learn 3D, you need to learn other subjects and learn to use other softwares and skills.
Actually, my first year learnt Animation Master 2000 (AM)by Rijk Lau. (And I think they continue to teach AM in first year). AM is a low system requirement program but if you own a mac, hahahahaha (hang). And AM is a time consuming program as you make a plane by stitching points. But you will understand what is the work flow of making 3D.
In spare time, School of Design & Multimedia Innovation Centre http://mic.polyu.edu.hk(I designed this website)will run additional course for learning 3D programs. They usually teach 3ds max and maya. (but maya course is usually run by MIC so you will not taught by Eddie Leung)
Then, you have a six weeks of "client project". it is run by MIC. The staff will(may) teach you 3ds max or Maya if you are in the 3D stream (There are four streams actually). I think if you learn max, you supposed to be use max to make 3D games and if you choose to learn maya, you supposed to make animation. But this subject you need to "suit outside clients" so don't look forward to do anything to show your creativity.
Second year, there is a subject that related to learning 3D. And Eddie Leung really will teach Maya to you. But don't be so happy. This subject will run in 6 weeks only and he will require you to make a 1 minute movie. The course contents actually from the Maya online tutorial. And the course is really extensive. Most of the time you need to attend lessons and less time for you to create animation. If you miss one lessons you will get lost what he taught. Also, PolyU's machines are really slow, (student used PIII 300 MHz Computer at that time while he was using Dual PIII 700 MHz Computer) so the student shift to use MIC facilities which have better config.
In personal opinion, I think Eddie Leung is a bit to "Pride" as I remembered that he claimed himself that he is one of the three people in Asia that got something like "offical teaching cert" from Alias|wavefront. So no student was brave enough to ask him questions and odds their head that they were understand what he taught.
Results: some of the students can reserves the MIC machines(one or two) to complete the project. Some of the students "borrow the windows" outside and get a very good subject grade. About me, I cannot complete the Animation subject and I just only can render simple wireframe animation and I got a pass D.
When I was in Year 2, the subjects have a little bit change. Eddie takes part in teaching Year 1. But still teaching AM and no Maya.
There is one story about the foreign girl who finished this course and have an exchange program to PIXAR. When she was in Year 1, she, and some of the students not really made their own 3D characters themselves. They just download some 3D models from websites and claimed that they made by themselves. So her animation in year 1 is "camera 360 degrees orbit-rotation, target on character" Because her character is not rigged with bone and no motion on her character.
I don't know how she got 10 characters design and send to PIXAR to make them interest on her (from SCMP). I have no comment on her as when she was in Year 2, I am already a Graduate and worked for Christine Loh office (Civic Exchange) for six-months concentraded on building website. May be she had paid efforts on 3D animation, who knows?
My Suggestion:
I think if you like 3D animation, you should take courses that is really 3D animation training program. But sometime concept training is also important, so POLYU can help you too but you should study BA Design Program. Also, self-learning can be a successful way. I studied Lightwave by self-learning. I start to read the CG-WORLD magazine and several LW books when I was in year2. Now, I cannot claim that I am a successful animator, but I have my animation broadcast in RTHK program. But it is hard to survive in Hong Kong if you don't have a Degree cert in Hong Kong. Yesterday, Raman Hui in his seminar said he would like to teach animation in PolyU, but he don't have a Master Degree so he cannot do that.
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由 rryria » 26日 5月 2002年, 03:29
ive digital media
u can learn software as followings
dreamweaver, flash, director, freehand, fireworks
photoshop, pagemaker, premiere, aftereffect,
media 100, avid, max, maya,
a litttle bit of javascript, html and visual basic.
however, u need to spend 40% time on printing subjects
u can learn software as followings
dreamweaver, flash, director, freehand, fireworks
photoshop, pagemaker, premiere, aftereffect,
media 100, avid, max, maya,
a litttle bit of javascript, html and visual basic.
however, u need to spend 40% time on printing subjects
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