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* Read through the [[2D Manual|2D Lab manual]] and answer the questions provided.  
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==Process==
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* Write out the answers and bring them with you to your proficiency test. No answers, no proficiency.
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* The 3D Lab Proficiency involves completing a Canvas two modules and completing a hands-on proficiency with a lab aide.
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** The Canvas course has two modules; Dragonframe Basics and the 3D Proficiency.
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** Read through the [[3D Lab Manual]] to learn more about the lab.  
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* You need to be using the lab for academic purposes.
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* You need to be enrolled in an academic program or individual learning contract with a media fee.
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* Some academic programs will co-ordinate the scheduling of proficiencies.   
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* If you need a proficiency that is not being arranged by the faculty fill out the '''[[Media Labs Proficiency Process|Media Lab Proficiency Request Form]]''' and we will contact you about the rest of the process.  
  
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# What is the first thing you should do when you come into the lab?
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==Operational Proficiency==
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# What are two things you must do when you are working with messy materials in the lab?
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* During the proficiency the student will follow the steps in the [[Basic Animation 3D - Dragonframe|Basic Animation 3D]] article
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# Where can you construct your sets and puppets?
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** Set up the bash light.
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# Can you store your sets/equipment/materials in the lab?
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** Demonstrate depth of field and f-stop relationship.
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# What should you do if a bulb explodes?
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** Experiment with lighting, gels, cookies etc.
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# What are four things that you shouldn’t do to the camera, camera cables, and the lens?
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** Change Lenses.
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# When you have a complex lighting and scenery setup what should you do?
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** Shoot a short animation.
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## Leave all your sets, lights and equipment hanging up after your scheduled time and come back and get them later so that no one else can use the space.
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** Export a video and back up the file.
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## Waste valuable animation time tearing down and setting up sets every time you have a work session.  
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## Schedule a large chunk of time with the lab aide to complete your production.
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# Where can you save files?
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# What should you do if you are having problems in the lab?
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# What are four things that you must always do when you are done using the lab?
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[[Category:Animation Labs]]
 
[[Category:Animation Labs]]

Latest revision as of 14:00, 25 February 2025

Process

  • The 3D Lab Proficiency involves completing a Canvas two modules and completing a hands-on proficiency with a lab aide.
    • The Canvas course has two modules; Dragonframe Basics and the 3D Proficiency.
    • Read through the 3D Lab Manual to learn more about the lab.
  • You need to be using the lab for academic purposes.
  • You need to be enrolled in an academic program or individual learning contract with a media fee.
  • Some academic programs will co-ordinate the scheduling of proficiencies.
  • If you need a proficiency that is not being arranged by the faculty fill out the Media Lab Proficiency Request Form and we will contact you about the rest of the process.

Operational Proficiency

  • During the proficiency the student will follow the steps in the Basic Animation 3D article
    • Set up the bash light.
    • Demonstrate depth of field and f-stop relationship.
    • Experiment with lighting, gels, cookies etc.
    • Change Lenses.
    • Shoot a short animation.
    • Export a video and back up the file.


Animation Labs

Contact

Info

General Access Media Labs

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