George Brown College
VFX •• MODELING •• LOOK DEV •• CHARACTER FX •• ENVIRONMENT ••
LIGHTING/RENDERING ☼ ANIMATION & RIGGING ☼ AR/VR ☼
•• Multiple Houdini Courses | • Single Houdini Course | ☼ Houdini available for Project/Studio Use
Introduction to Houdini: This course usually starts with an overview of Houdini's interface, nodes, and procedural workflow. Students learn basic tasks such as modeling, texturing, and lighting.
As students progress, they delve deeper into Houdini's capabilities for procedural 3D modeling and animation. Students learn how to use Houdini's node-based system to create procedural models, effects, and environments. They also learn scripting languages like HScript or Python to extend Houdini's capabilities.
Project-Based Learning: Courses integrate project-based learning where students apply their skills to create portfolios or showcase projects. This involves creating short films, visual effects sequences, or interactive simulations.
Industry-Relevant Skills: The courses emphasize skills relevant to the industry, preparing students for careers in animation studios, game development companies, or visual effects houses. This includes learning industry-standard workflows and practices.
Collaboration and Presentation: Students also learn collaboration skills by working in teams on larger projects. Presentation skills are honed through critiques and presentations of their work.
Career Development: The program include components dedicated to career development, helping students build resumes, portfolios, and networking skills within the industry.
As students progress, they delve deeper into Houdini's capabilities for procedural 3D modeling and animation. Students learn how to use Houdini's node-based system to create procedural models, effects, and environments. They also learn scripting languages like HScript or Python to extend Houdini's capabilities.
Project-Based Learning: Courses integrate project-based learning where students apply their skills to create portfolios or showcase projects. This involves creating short films, visual effects sequences, or interactive simulations.
Industry-Relevant Skills: The courses emphasize skills relevant to the industry, preparing students for careers in animation studios, game development companies, or visual effects houses. This includes learning industry-standard workflows and practices.
Collaboration and Presentation: Students also learn collaboration skills by working in teams on larger projects. Presentation skills are honed through critiques and presentations of their work.
Career Development: The program include components dedicated to career development, helping students build resumes, portfolios, and networking skills within the industry.