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India's 1st VFX Sandwich Course
Learn. Work. Master. Repeat
COURSE DURATION
10+2 months of portfolio and soft skill development
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
The VFX Sandwich Course offered by OpenVerse VFX Academy is a comprehensive program that is designed to cater to the needs of students who are interested in pursuing a career in the VFX industry. This course is a unique offering that provides a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical skills to enable students to master advanced VFX techniques.
One of the key advantages of enrolling in the VFX Sandwich Course at OpenVerse VFX Academy is the opportunity to learn from experienced trainers who are experts in the field of VFX. These trainers have years of experience working in the industry and can provide valuable insights into the latest trends and practices in VFX.
The VFX course offered by OpenVerse VFX Academy is the most advanced program of its kind in India. It is designed to cover a wide range of topics, including but not limited to, digital compositing, matte painting, 3D modeling and animation, special effects, and more. The course curriculum is regularly updated to ensure that it stays relevant to the current industry practices.
In addition to theoretical knowledge, the VFX Sandwich Course at OpenVerse VFX Academy provides hands-on learning experiences and live project work. This allows students to gain practical experience working on real movie projects and helps them to build a strong portfolio of work. The live project work also provides students with an opportunity to collaborate with other students and professionals in the industry, enabling them to learn from each other’s experiences.
The VFX Sandwich Course at OpenVerse VFX Academy is designed to be repeated with a new subject. This iterative approach enables students to continue their learning and develop their skills further. Students can choose to specialize in a particular area of VFX, enabling them to become experts in that area.
OpenVerse VFX Academy also provides 100% placement assistance to its students. The academy has a strong network of industry contacts and maintains relationships with leading VFX studios and production houses. This ensures that students have access to the best job opportunities in the industry after completing the course.
Overall, the VFX Sandwich Course at OpenVerse VFX Academy is an excellent program for students who are interested in pursuing a career in the VFX industry. It provides a comprehensive learning experience, enabling students to master advanced VFX techniques, gain practical experience, and launch their careers in the industry.
SYLLABUS
- Project relevant
- Techniques overview
- Rotoscope
- Marker removal (Green screen)
- Wall replacement
- Logo replacement
- Rod removal
- Screen burn-ins
- Full body roto
- Muzzle fire
- Invisible effects
- Reflection paint out
- Marker removal (Dynamic bg)
- Rig removal
- Ethereal effects (Ghosts)
- Project techniques
- Digital make-up
- Leg paint out
- Digital gore
- Set extension
- Marker removal (extended – reflections/refractions)
- Group project
- Career prep and Demo Reel
- Junior compositor training
- Self-development
- Placement and program certification
COURSE FEATURES
Analytical
Technical
Creative
Soft skills &
career prep
100%
placement rate
Project-based techniques
Industry professionals
(one on one interactions)
Supervised & Unsupervised classroom & studio access
Demo
&
Lectures
Individual &
Group
projects
Extensive training library & online resources
Industry
studio
tours
FAQ
You want to be an advanced level knowledgeable person then you have to be updated until today about various techniques, new tech, and also industry updates like software knowledge Fusion RealFlow, PFTrack, Nuke, 3ds Max, Autodesk Mudbox, FumeFX, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe After Effects, Mocha, etc.
Most software does a specific task in a similar way. You have to understand visual effects isn’t about software. Most big studios don’t even use off-the-shelf software; they have their own propriety tools. Visual effects are about knowing the principles, techniques and problem-solving. Once you are good with that you can apply that knowledge to any software.
You will need training and experience in all forms of makeup: standard cosmetics, theatrical, and film makeup. You will also need to develop significant fine arts skills in drawing, painting, sculpting, molding, and casting. You should not be afraid of chemistry and mechanics, either. Years of practice and training are required, and the supplies aren’t cheap.
