If you are a beginner, you could choose to do a short-term course, typically for three to six months, at Arena Multimedia. The course
teaches you
to how to work with popular graphics and animation packages like Illustrator, Flash and Photoshop, and also introduces you to web layout and
design.
If you are looking for something more than basic, then Arena also offers one-year courses on multimedia and web engineering.
The
curriculum includes graphics, images and visuals, and visualisation techniques as well as two and three dimensional animation techniques. It
teaches you multimedia-programming, audio/video editing and advanced three dimensional animation techniques like morphing. Morphing is a 3D
graphic technique which can slowly change the image on your screen from a man to a steel robot e.g., Terminator II: Judgement Day.
The
web-engineering course includes web page designing and programming concepts. You can even do a dual certificate programme that combines the
courses in web engineering and multimedia.
Pentamedia Graphics offers training in graphics and animation. During the three-month
course,
they equip you to work with simple graphics software. If you wish you could also take another course in advanced graphic software (which is
used
in movies). At the end of the course, you can choose to join their team of graphics specialists and designers, and work on live
projects.
Digiscape Gallery too offers courses in web design and multimedia. The course covers software packages like Photoshop,
Fireworks,
Flash, and Dreamweaver and also web concepts and technologies like Front Page and Javascript. The Institute also conducts courses in
digital
design and interactive multimedia.
So, whether you are an amateur artiste wanting to try your hand at something different, or a
creative
person looking for a challenging career, move over to the exciting world of computer graphics.
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