Digital Design Visualization for Entertainment
Digital Design Visualization for Entertainment covers fundamental principles and practical knowledge of design visualization for theatrical productions and entertainment events using 2D and 3D digital applications.
Summary
What you’ll be able to do
Transform 2D sketches, technical drawings into 3D shapes with multiple choices including digital modeling tools, sculpting tools and 2.5D postproduction tools including transfer files among the applications.
Apply the basic surface textures to the 3D objects with graphic and dimensional qualities.
Enrich the digitally designed environment with lights and atmosphere such as basic illumination, theatrical lighting effects, environmental fog and particles.
Demonstrate the basic digital rendering technique and the use of different render engines, virtual camera, camera animation, render output selection and settings.
Demonstrate the basic special effects and simulations such as fractures, cloth, water surface with collision, physics and basic particles.
Discuss the basic concept and demonstrate the use of the digital game engine for design visualization.
Search, compare and select the most suitable and efficient applications as the project centric tool and technology setting.
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Offers the fundamental principles and the practical knowledge of design visualization for theatrical productions and entertainment events. Focuses on building students' capability of producing clear and effective visual presentations of their creative design concepts by using the most cutting edge 2D and 3D digital applications.
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Topics
- Design visualization for theatrical productions and entertainment events
- Transforming 2D sketches and technical drawings into 3D shapes using digital modeling, sculpting, and 2.5D postproduction tools
- Digital rendering techniques, render engines, virtual cameras, and camera animation
- Use of digital game engines for design visualization
Skills
- Transforming 2D sketches into 3D shapes using digital modeling and sculpting tools, and applying surface textures to 3D objects
- Enriching digital environments with lighting and atmosphere, and demonstrating digital rendering techniques, virtual cameras, and camera animation
- Demonstrating special effects and simulations like fractures and cloth, and using digital game engines for design visualization
- Searching, comparing, and selecting suitable digital applications for project-centric tool and technology settings
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