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| VFX at Escape Studios |
VFX sits at the heart of Escape Studios, it's what we started doing over twenty years ago when we first began to train talent for the growing visual effects industry. VFX remains our core mission, with thousands of 3D VFX Escapees populating VFX houses in London and beyond.
VFX Reel
To see our students' latest work, watch the VFX Reel below:
VFX Reels
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| 2016 VFX Reel |
What's in the Course
Students learn the latest industry 3D software, including Maya, Photoshop and 3D Equalizer, along with key techniques such as modelling, texturing, lighting and shading.
Industry Experience
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| 2024 Houdini Reel |
Industry Feedback
We work with industry professionals who’ll give feedback on your work, a great way to start networking and bringing your work to professional level.
Official Site
To get started, navigate to the Short Course and Masters' Degree in 3D VFX at our official site.
The Escape Studios Animation Blog offers a personal view on the art of animation and visual effects. To apply for one of our courses, follow this link.
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