3D Animation

About this course

This course addresses 3D Culture as a multidisciplinary practice that combines art, technology and social impact. Through an innovative pedagogical approach, we will explore the artistic, sociocultural and educational dimensions of 3D, with a focus on developing technical and creative skills for sectors such as architecture, medicine, fashion and animation.

The content emphasizes:

Social Inclusion and Non-Violent Narratives: Analysis of the influence of images in games and media on social and cultural formation. Studies demonstrate how violent narratives impact behavior and academic performance, highlighting the importance of creating more inclusive and positive content.

3D Animation: A growing market that requires knowledge of anatomy, paleontology and archaeology, presenting vast professional and creative opportunities.

Economic Potential: 3D Culture as a driver for financial independence and innovation in the creative economy.

The course also highlights the need for diversification in the European sector, reinforcing the relevance of 3D animation and technology on the global stage. Ideal for professionals and students interested in transforming creativity into a career.

Learning Objectives

Foundations of 3D Culture:
Understand the artistic, technological, and sociocultural aspects of 3D as a multidisciplinary field.
Explore the role of 3D in shaping inclusive and impactful narratives.
Technical Skills in 3D Creation:
Gain hands-on experience in 3D modeling, animation, and visualization.
Master tools and techniques used in architecture, fashion, medicine, and other industries.
Storytelling through Animation:
Learn to create compelling narratives that balance creativity and social responsibility.
Develop skills to design non-violent, inclusive, and emotionally engaging animations.
Subjects: 3D Animation Pipeline Introduction - 3D Animation & Philosophy - Arts & Immigration Studies - Cultural Anthropology - Social Integration- Methodology & Pedagogy

Material Includes

Classes via Zoom
Books course
07 Lectures via zoom (recording upon requested)

Requirements

Passion for entrepreneurship
Basic business concepts

Target Audience

Aspiring Creatives and Artists:
Individuals passionate about animation, 3D modeling, and storytelling who want to develop technical and artistic skills.
Professionals in Related Fields:
Architects, designers, fashion experts, medical illustrators, and others looking to integrate 3D technology into their work.
Students and Educators:
Students of animation, fine arts, and technology programs or educators seeking innovative teaching methodologies.
Tech Enthusiasts and Innovators:
Anyone interested in exploring the intersection of art, technology, and societal impact through 3D culture.
Entrepreneurs in the Creative Economy:
Individuals aiming to leverage 3D skills for economic opportunities, freelance work, or business ventures.

Curriculum

15 sections • 28 lessons

Copyright
PREFACE
Author’s Background
Becoming Psychoanalyst, Metapsychoanalysis Manifesto & the Conscience of Being
SPECIAL THANKS

lesson: INTRODUCTION
lesson: 3D Culture & Animation - Proposal - Training - Technology - Future Industry & Economy

lesson: PERIPHERAL PROBLEM OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION - THE 3D PROPOSAL

lesson: THE PEDAGOGY - BREAKING SOCIAL PARADIGMS

lesson: How do 3D animation and 3D culture contribute to the narrative of learning?

lesson: 3D ANIMATION - INTUITION GRAVITY PEDAGOGY’S METHODOLOGY
lesson: Quadrilogy: 3D Animation - RE Methodology - Intuition - UPD, Universal Pedagogy of Diversity