Siggraph Super 3DS Class
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UCLA Extension Entertainment Studies
Advanced 3D Studio Techniques
Saturday and Sunday August 5 and 6
This course focuses on advanced computer animation techniques in 3D Studio,
including the creation of computer animation, practical tips, and real-life
project descriptions and case studies. It covers advanced concepts from video
output to IPAS routines, game development, architectural visualizations,
multimedia presentations, and character animation.
Lectures and demonstrations by guest experts are presented by Gregory Pyros,
AIA, CEO of Pyros Pictures, an award-winning computer animation and graphics
company. Mr. Pyros is also a partner in TrialVision, a company that creates
forensic graphics for use in courtroom presentations. His credits include
animation and graphics for three CBS prime-time specials, sixteen network
television shows, the NBC Nightly News, and several feature films. He is the
co-author of "Inside 3D Studio" and "3D Studio Special Effects", and is a
frequent lecturer on computer graphics at international events.
Mr. Pyros is joined by guest experts including award-winning designers,
authors, and instructors who helped to bring about the desktop PC animation
revolution. All are hands-on animators, with over 40 years' combined computer
animation experience. Speakers confirmed at press time will be supplemented by
other guest experts in Los Angeles for Siggraph '95, which starts immediately
after this course.
Guest Speakers (subject to availability)
James Biebl, Gaviota Graphics Martin Foster, Metrolight Nancy Fulton, lecturer
and author, 3D Studio Applied Alan Iglesias, Alan Iglesias Design Paul Lind,
Anim8, Inc. Doug Wolfgram, Grafx Group
Prerequisite: Participants should possess a working knowledge of 3D Studio.
This is not a beginning class.
Saturday & Sunday, 9 am-5 pm, August 5 and 6 UCLA: 4000A Math Sciences MPTV X
479.07C 1.5 units Fee:$195 Reg# T0979L
General Information
Refunds
A service charge of $25 is withheld from all refunds (full refund if course is
canceled, discontinued, or rescheduled). No refund granted unless request is
postmarked or phoned in before the program begins.
Parking
Parking on the UCLA campus without permit is $5 per entry. There will be
attendants at designated gates to collect the parking fee.
Enrollment
By Phone Use your VISA, MasterCard, or Discover. Call (310) 825-9971 or (818)
784-7006.
By FAX or Email
Send enrollment form request. Return with charge card information and
authorizing signature. FAX (310) 206-3223.
or email information to: enroll@unex.ucla.edu
For more information call (310) 825-9064.
All right, wise guys, who posted this message and signed my name and ID? Anyone
who knows me knows that I wasn't up at 6:30 to do it! <bg>
Thanks!
Greg
Hand waving in air! That message was an older one and was on hold and messing
up my message count <G> So I reforwarded it to give it a new date and a reread
by all. doubt there are any places left in your class though!
Anne
Anne:
>> Hand waving in air!
I figured as much! :^) Thanks!
>> I doubt there are any places left in your class though!
It's in a large auditorium on the UCLA main campus, there should be plenty of
seats available!
Greg Pyros
Greg,
>> It's in a large auditorium on the UCLA main campus, there should be plenty
of seats available! <<
will they have 3/4" decks? That's what my material is on.
It isn't a new post but a forward of your original posting. You can tell by the
[F] in the To: line.
OTOH…I am beginning to wonder about you. Now you're talking to yourself and
days apart between messages too…….<grin>.
Joe:
>> OTOH…I am beginning to wonder about you. Now you're talking to
>> yourself and days apart between messages too…….<grin>.
Strange, most people who know me have been wondering for years – and you're
just beginning?? :^)
Greg Pyros