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| Jordan Coles |
Jordan will be teaching our second year animation students the art of rigging on Tuesday January 10 and Thursday January 12th, giving our students an introduction to rigging, as part of Specialism Module CR5001.
Jordan Coles has been working as a rigger at MPC in London. MPC is one of the UK's leading animation and VFX houses, responsible for hits such as the 2019 remake of The Lion King and The Jungle Book.
While at Escape Studios, Jordan developed his skills as an animator, director, and rigger. In his second year of studies, he directed the award-winning short film "Death From Above", and also built custom rigs for the award-winning short film "Hat Shop".
The Escape Studios Animation Blog offers a personal view on the art of animation and visual effects. To apply for our BA/MArt in 3D Animation, follow this link. To apply for our storyboarding evening class, visit this page here. For the next 12 week animation course, click here.
Rigging
Rigging is the art of creating a skeletal structure for a 3D model, permitting the model to be animated like a 3D puppet. Rigging is vital for our 3rd year animation and VFX students as they embark on the VFX Project, where students join forces to create a VFX short film, many of which have gone on to win awards at international festivals.
Jordan Coles
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| Jordan Coles directed "Death From Above" |
Awards and Nominations
In his third and final year at Escape Studios, Jordan co-wrote and co-directed the award-winning film BoxBots, and co-wrote the short film "SideQuest". To date Jordan has won five festival awards, and received three award nominations.
Death From Above
"Death From Above", has won multiple festival awards, including "Best Trailer" at the Sensus Film Festival. The short was directed by Jordan Coles, and produced by Callum Wylie; Cinematography was by Daniel Brand-Sinyinza. "Death From Above" is a teaser/trailer for an action adventure web series.
Escapees at MPC
You can find Jordan listed at the IMDB here.
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