career – Arena Geeta Bhawan, Indore

Arena Geeta Bhawan founder & President HID Edu. Society recognized as business leader (Education)-50 under 50

20 Jan 20229 Feb 2022Posted in 2D Animation, 3D, Animation, career, Designing, Digital Marketing, Drawing, GWDD, Indore, Information, NSDC Partner, Placements, Students, Uncategorized, Vfx, Web DesigningLeave a comment

We are humbled & gratified that Our CEO & Founder Mr. Sanjay Khimesara receives one more laurel for his sustainable efforts in skilling creative minds..

Nomination was successfully done during 2021

We take this opportunity to thank the organizers for recognizing our Founder & CEO in top people for this national honor for business & corporate Leaders – 2022.

It indeed is another moment of gratitude with this recognition. At Arena Geeta Bhawan, Indore, we feel duty-bound to return all such recognition in the form of skilling & employing the youth.

Thanks to Jury & Researchers for this recognition & Media houses for capturing it

It’s a tribute to the ingenuity, teamwork, and commitment to excellence of all the colleagues and partners who have been an integral part of this journey of Arena Geeta Bhawan.

Thanks to media houses like Business Standard, Zee5 etc for capturing the news.

Following are few of the leading global media houses, who have captured the Recognition of Under 50 Business & Corporate Leaders -2022

ANI + PNN:

Vfx Industry Calling Creative aspirants

24 May 201824 May 2018Posted in 3D, Animation, career, Designing, Drawing, Indore, Information, Placements, Students, Uncategorized, Vfx, Web DesigningLeave a comment

Announcing admissions in 2018 Session for Vfx Prime Program offered by Arena Animation.

Congratulations for selection in Maya Digital Studio in Animation/ SF Department

19 May 201719 May 2017Posted in 3D, Animation, career, VfxLeave a comment

Congratulations to following students for their selection in Maya Digital Studio in Animation/ SF Department-
Abhishek Rajput
Apoorv Solanki
Atul Rajput
Deepak Sindha
kuldeep Shaktawat
Ravi Pal
Shwetansh Srivastava
Vivek Kadwane

Arena Geeta Bhawan is Proud to find Credits of its Pass Out Students in Bahubali-2 (The Conclusion) as well as Bahubali-1 (The Beginning)

9 May 201710 May 2017Posted in Animation, career, Feature Film, PlacementsLeave a comment

एरीना गीता भवन, इंदौर के लिए गौरव का क्षण हें कि हमारे एलुम्नी संजय देव ने अजय देवगन के स्टूडियो एनवायवीएफ़एक्सवाला में कार्य करते हुए हाल ही में सुपरहिट फिल्म बाहुबली-2 के वीएफ़एक्स क्रेडिट्स में अपना नाम दर्ज कराया हें । ज्ञातव्य हें कि बाहुबली-1 में भी एरीना गीता भवन के एलुम्नी श्री सागर जड़े ने उनके वीएफ़एक्स स्टूडियो पॉड-8 द्वारा क्रेडिट्स हांसिल किए थे। आगामी फिल्मों ट्यूबलाइट व २.० में भी केंद्र के एलुम्नी श्री बलजीत सिंह और अर्पित सोनी के मुख्य क्रेडिट्स हें ।

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Do You Have What it Takes for a Career in Animation?

28 Apr 2017Posted in Animation, careerLeave a comment

Unlike you and me, Buzz Lightyear wasn’t born in a day. In fact, the charismatic space cadet from Toy Story cherished by children everywhere was intricately designed on a computer screen by an army of animators. That adored astronaut is actually just a series of still images manipulated to create the illusion of movement.

And it’s not just children’s movies either. Animators play integral, behind-the-scenes roles in action-packed blockbusters like Transformers, high-octane video games like Halo, trendy television commercials and much more. How would you like to be a part of such exciting projects on a daily basis?

In such a specialized and competitive field, it’s important to be sure you’ve got the chops to succeed before investing your time and energy into pursuing a career in animation. To help get you up to speed with the industry, we compiled some need-to-know animation information for you.

What does an animator do, anyway?

Animators, also known as multimedia artists, create special effects, animation or other visual images using computers or other electronic tools for products or creations, according to the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL).

As you know, animators help create television shows, movies and video games. But besides the obvious, there are many lesser-known instances where animation is used. “I grew up thinking that animators all worked for a movie studio or cartoon show studios, and it is simply not the case,” says Jordyn Bowers, 3D Animator for InventHelp.

“Animators are everywhere.”

“Animators are everywhere,” Bowers explains. “Animators do commercials, motion graphics, special effects, advertisements on the internet, medical explanations, recreating crime scenes for forensics … there are too many to list!”

One of Bowers’ roles is to create videos of 3D renderings and computer-generated animation to illustrate the main function of an invention idea. These Virtual Invention Presentations give viewers a better understanding of how an invention would work.

Some other unique examples of animation jobs include designing animated graphics for websites, producing simulations for military practices and creating virtual tours of building architecture or model homes. Put simply, animators do a lot more than just create cartoons.

What are some characteristics of a successful animator?

If you’re considering pursuing a career in animation, the next step is to determine if you have the innate qualities that lend themselves well to the profession. Knowing this information ahead of time will help you avoid wasting time and effort if it’s not the right fit for you.

“Animation is no easy task,” Bowers says. “It is tedious and a longer process than generally perceived.” She emphasizes that animation is a mixture of art and science. In order to thrive, you must have an artistic eye but also enjoy breaking things down to see how they work. “Animation is often the combination of understanding mechanics and making them artful,” she adds.

For example, a non-animator might not notice the stranger in line ahead of them at a coffee shop. But a true animator sees details and might analyze that individual—from their posture and facial expressions to the way they walk and talk.

Another key to success is having the patience and creativity to plan your projects well. “The layout is the piece of work where I find myself thinking creatively the most,” Bowers says, adding that the pacing of an animation can determine whether it will feel pleasing or cringe-worthy. “This all depends on the amount of planning involved beforehand,” she explains. “I enjoy placing the puzzle pieces together in the order that will best represent the product.”

Additionally, animators should possess an observant eye, as well as the willingness to continually improve the way they observe form and space. “The traditional methods of animation in the education process are extremely important,” Bowers says. “Animators have to have a great understanding of a form in 3D space, whether it be transferring that manually or digitally.”

What are the technical skills needed in animation?

Perhaps you’ve discovered you possess the natural characteristics needed to succeed in an animation career. But you’re not quite in the clear yet. Those qualities are useless if they aren’t accompanied by the requisite technical skills for animation.

In order to give life to their creative ideas, animators must utilize both the artistic right and analytical left side of their brains. You’ll need to possess the perfect combination of practical skills and software savvy to flourish in this field.

Skill in animation itself is a must. “3D animation skills are very key to animation at the moment,” Bowers says. “Becoming skilled in programs such as 3DS Max and Maya are important to furthering yourself in the field.”

We used real-time job analysis software to examine nearly 8,000 animator job postings from the past year.* The data revealed the top 10 skills employers are seeking in candidates.

Here’s what we found:

Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Indesign
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Acrobat
UX wireframes
Prototyping
User interface (UI) design
JavaScript
MAYA
3D modeling

Don’t be intimidated by the list above. Many of these skills are covered in the curriculum of an animation program.

So … are you up for the challenge?

Bringing dynamic images to life is an exciting job, but a career in animation isn’t exactly a walk in the park. Many animators work long hours, including nights and weekends, to adhere to strict deadlines. But if you’re passionate about animation and determined to succeed, the high-pressure, fast-paced environment shouldn’t faze you one bit.

If you’re ready to take the next step, visit our animation and motion graphics degree page to learn how we can help prepare you for success in the field.

If you’re still not sure this is the right path for you, check out our article “6 Signs You Should Be Working in Animation.”

*Burning-Glass.com (analysis of 7,959 animator job postings, February 01, 2016–January 31, 2017).

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