Introduction to Animated Storytelling

Enjoy our personalized low Student to Teacher ratio Interactive Training in this 1 day workshop from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm.

The workshop also includes a 12-month subscription to the Introduction to Animated Storytelling Student Workshop Workbook.  Value: $400!

Real-time filmmaking? is increasingly becoming one of the most in-demand skills in film and animation. This brand-new? workshop is designed to instruct learners looking to harness Unity for cinematic sequences such as trailers, cut-scenes, short films, and more. This workshop covers eight topics, including the below:

•  Project setup:? configuration, shortcuts, best practices, and basic Unity Editor familiarity for film and animation
•  Layout and scene-building:? tips for blocking and setting up early staging of action in a 3D environment, including lighting, cameras, and sequencing
•  Lighting:? overview and tips for maximizing artistic storytelling using Unity’s Post-Processing Stack
•  Cameras and shot-building:? harnessing tools like Cinemachine and Timeline for professional, intuitive camera work
•  Final frame: u? sing the Unity Recorder and exporting to various formats to suit your needs

Each area focuses on a specific set of activities around each topic and empowers learners with hands-on project work. By the end of this workshop, participants will understand how to get started with Unity for animated storytelling.

Level: Beginner

Prerequisites: No prior experience required

Duration: 7-8 hours

Trainer: Unity Certified Instructor, Brian Kenney

This workshop includes a 12-month subscription to the Introduction to Animated Storytelling  Student Workshop Workbook.  Value: $400!

What to Bring

• Workstation available or bring your own device (BYOD)
• BYOD: Participant will need to bring a laptop (Windows or OSX), with a dedicated video card (GeForce 1060 or higher), power supply (including any necessary international adapters), and mouse.
• USB stick for project starter files
• Install Unity 2018.3 prior to the workshop