VFX Plus

Updated on: Saturday, September 17, 2011

Maya Academy of Advanced Cinematics (MAAC), a national educator in high-end 3D Animation and Visual Effects has announced the launch of their comprehensive programme in Visual Effects to cater to the ever-growing requirement of skilled and quality manpower for the booming domestic and international VFX industry.

The duration of the course is 17 months. The course takes the students through an in-depth study and usage of industry’s leading high-end visual effects solutions. It covers latest softwares available in the market making the student a job-ready professional.

Speaking about the course, Ram Warrier, business head, MAAC says, “VFX as a career is booming with every passing year. Also, there are tens of thousands of available job opportunities. One of the best reasons for prospective students to vouch for this course is that the studios in India are flooded with VFX work not only for Indian Bollywood movies but also international VFX assignments.”

“MAAC has introduced this course to reach out to a wide number of enthusiasts aspiring to enter this booming industry. The programme will not only help students to develop their own full fledged portfolio but also give them a unique opportunity to benefit from an exhaustive curriculum, in an inspiring environment, trained by competent faculty and guided by interaction with industry experts,” he adds.

VFX Plus offers career opportunities like compositor, match moving artist, FX artist, lighting artist pre-viz artist, motion graphics artist, roto artist, clean up artist, and so on.

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