3DTeachers.com - Resources for Teaching 3D Modeling and Animation: April 2014

3D Printed Stop-Motion Animation

Check out this 3d printed stop-motion animation. If you have ever done a stop motion animation, think about how a 3d printer can change your workflow. Not only just for props, but all kinds of elements. I can’t imagine printing a whole animation like this, it is just not practical, let alone affordable. But very cool! ~Cornell

http://www.visualnews.com/2014/04/13/frame-stop-motion-animation-made-3d-printer/#ZC4V2p7A1Ag0UHxt.01

Bringing Coraline to life with Objet's 3D Models

Here is a short clip about how Laika uses 3d printing in there stop-motion workflow.

Post & VFX 2014 Autodesk Show Reel From NAB

Check out the latest Autodesk latest show reel from NAB . . . I just showed my class – Very Cool!

NAB Show® is the world's largest electronic media show covering filmed entertainment and the development, management and delivery of content across all mediums. With more than 93,000 Attendees from 156 countries and 1,550+ Exhibitors, NAB Show is the ultimate marketplace for digital media and entertainment. From creation to consumption, across multiple platforms and countless nationalities, NAB Show is home to the solutions that transcend traditional broadcasting and embrace content delivery to new devices in new ways. http://www.nabshow.com/

https://area.autodesk.com/nab2014#vod

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Creativity and design has always been a huge part of my life, it has been infused in the way I think, live, parent, and teach, so it is difficult to separate it from my instruction. My classroom is a 'studio' and more than just physical space, it is a way of thinking, it is a process, it is an atmosphere, it is what I call a “Creative Epicenter”.

I am a 3d designer and sculptor and have eight years of industry related experience; independent contractor for various firms, five years in the public art industry- lead designer, and founder and head artist at Specular Studios LLC.

I have sixteen years experience working with k-12 and post-secondary students; eleven of those years my emphasis has been teaching creative work flows, the design process, 3d design, and visualization. Additionally, I spent two years as District Technology Coordinator and curriculum trainer in NY. Over the last 12 years, I have developed two design program models, a new high school model, Digital-Evolutions and a middle school version TEAM-C in Denver Public schools.

Currently, I am teaching: 3D Design and Animation, Advanced 3D Design and Animation, Digital Portfolio I and II, Computer Graphics, MYP Design Technology, and IB Digital Arts. The backbone that drives these courses is teaching the creative and design process, in which I emphasis that 70% of the student's effort is the development the idea.

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