Are visual effects covered in the animation programme at LPU?

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3 months ago

Yes, it teaches visual effects using various tools like Adobe After Effects, Nuke, and Houdini. Aspirants also complete projects on visualisation, character design and environment design. Thus, they can apply the skills learnt at their jobs. The 3D Animation course teaches realistic simulation using

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Arya Sharma | Contributor-Level 6

3 months ago

Yes, visual effects are covered in LPU's animation programme. VFX is included as part of the overall curriculum along with animation and multimedia. The focus is on practical work through projects, software training, and workshops, which helps build a clear understanding of how visual effects are cr

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