Maya submissions list 17/18


Introduction to Maya

1. 3D Modellingin Autodesk Maya
2. BlockModelling
3. CommonShaders
4. AnimationPart 1: Using Rigs
5. AnimationPart 2: Using Motion Paths
6. AnimationPart 3: Using MEL
7. AnimationPart 4: Dynamics

Lighting and Rendering

1. Arnold part2: Sampling & Noise Reduction
2. Arnold Part3: Ray Depth
3. Arnold Part5: Maya Lights
4. Arnold Part6: Light Filters
5. Arnold Part11: Standard Surface Shader

Pre-Visualisation 1

1. Camera Part 2- Pan Shot
2. Camera Part 3- Roll Shot
3. Camera Part 4- Pitch Shot
4. Camera Part 5- Dolly Shot
5. Camera Part 6-Crane Shot
6. Camera Part 7- Distance Shots
7. Camera Part 8- Coverage
8. Camera Part 9 - Camera shake
9. Camera Part10 - Contra-Zoom

Modeling 1: Digital Sets

1. Part 1:Modelling
2. Part 2: UVLayout & Texture Preparation
3. Part 3:Lighting
4. Part 4:Texturing
5.Part 5: Bump,Specular Maps, & Final Composite

3D Animation 1: Principles

1. Key frames& Curves: Bouncing Ball On The Spot
2. Key Frames& Curves: Creating Settle & Rest
3. Key Frames& Curves: Creating Secondary Action
4. Key Frames& Curves: Creating Squash & Stretch
5. Key Frames& Curves: Installing & Using 'Felix Jnr' Character Rig

Rigging & Skinning 1

1. Biped RiggingPart 1: Feet & Legs
2. Biped Rigging Part 2: Spine
3. Biped RiggingPart 3: Arms
4. Biped RiggingPart 4: Head, Neck, & Final Grouping
5. Skinning Method 1: Interactive Weighting, Component Editor, & Paint Weights

Modelling 2: HS & Organic

1. Hard SurfaceModelling Part 1
2. Hard Surface Modelling Part 2
3. Hard Surface Modelling Part 3
4.Organic Modelling Part 1
5. Organic Modelling Part 2
4 .Organic Modelling Part 3


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