After class 12 the candidate will eligible for joining multimedia ?
Animation & Multimedia courses after class 12th is a popular choice for the current generation. For doing animation & multimedia courses, a candidate must have passed his/her class 12th from any recognised board with any stream background either it is science, commerce or arts. As we all know that the demand of doing multimedia courses are rising day by day because no industry can run smoothly, effectively or efficiently (govt. or private) without the help of animators. Multimedia courses are extremely popular in modern times & are provided by several colleges & institutions in India as well as in abroad also. After completing the multimedia course, you can open many employment opportunities for yourself in various sectors, such as:
- Graphic Designing
- Web Designing
- Interior Designing
- 2D Animator
- 3D Animator
- Rigging Artist
- Rendering Artist
- Lightning Artist
- Background Artist
- Flash Animator
- Compositor
- Image Editor
- Content Developers
- e-learning
- Game Developer
Skills required to do Animation & Multimedia course
If anyone interested to do animation & multimedia course, then they must have the following skills:
- Creativity
- Apart from creativity, you need to have a craze for the field
- Must have a good knowledge of computer & its software
- Good imagination & communication power
- Must have an ability to meet the deadlines given by the clients
- Always ready to welcome the new ideas given by the team members
- Must have a unique sense of choosing the colours
- An animator should be able to understand & catch the expressions of not only the human beings but also birds, animals, transports & others
- Great presentation power & teamwork
- Patience, hard work, dedication & attention to detail are essential to succeed in a career
- Artistic talent
Multimedia is the high paying career option because the industry is growing so fast that there is a
constant demand for skilled professional both in Indian studios as well as for internationally outsourced projects.
