animador en 3D
Code 2166.3.1
This role has no official English translation yet; it is shown in Spanish.
El animador/animadora 3D crea historias en movimiento, elabora storyboards y animatics, maneja el concepto de valores y composiciones que traduce a un ambiente 3D en programas informáticos tales como Autodesk, Maya y Blender. Su principal objetivo es modelar y animar elementos 2D en un entorno 3D, conservando los principios de animación.
Essential skills
Knowledge
- Adobe Photoshop
- Clip Studio Paint
- Fundamentos visuales del arte
- Modelado de objetos 3D
- Motion Graphics y efectos 2D
- particle animation
- digital compositing
- 3D lighting
- principles of animation
- 3D printing process
- augmented reality
- 3D texturing
Skills and competences
- set up animation elements
- rig 3D characters
- animate 3D organic forms
- apply 3D imaging techniques
- render 3D images
- develop animations
- create 3D environments
- create moving images
- create 3D texture map
- create 3D characters
- discuss artwork
- write storylines
- manage portfolio
- operate 3D computer graphics software
- gather reference materials for artwork
- use polygonal modelling
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