CorelDraw is Vector graphic software, allowing the user to produce World Class Illustrations. Introduction to Interface Introduction to Toolbox Create Tools Modify Tools (Blend, Contour, Envelop, Extrude, Drop Shadow, Envelop, Transparency). Formatting Tools Understanding Transformation Tools Weld, Trim, Intersection, Combine Understanding different views Grid, Guidelines Artistic Media Lens Objects Power Clip Bitmaps Text Editing

2. Adobe Photoshop

• Introduction of Adobe Photoshop

• Introduction of Interface

• Selection Tools

• Usage of layers

• Modifier Tools

• Brush

• Defining Custom Brush

• Gradients

• Defining Custom Gradients

• Patterns

• Defining Custom Patterns

• Clone

• Text

• Drawing Techniques

• Path

• Shapes

• Defining Custom shapes

• Transformations

• Blending Modes

• Masking Techniques

• Image Adjustments

• Image Mode

• Images size and resolution Setting

• Canvas settings

• Layer styles

• Adjustment layers

• Rasterization

• Different Selection techniques

• Filters

• Creating Textures and designs combining different filters

• Using channels with filters

• Using channels for selection

3. Flash:

Flash is a multimedia platform that is popular for adding animation and interactivity to web pages. Flash is commonly used to create animation, advertisements, and various web page Flash components, to integrate video into web pages, and more recently, to develop rich Internet applications. Flash can manipulate vector and raster graphics, and supports bidirectional streaming of audio and video. It contains a scripting language called ActionScript. Several software products, systems, and devices are able to create or display Flash content, including Adobe Flash Player, which is available free for most common web browsers, some mobile phones and for other electronic devices (using Flash Lite).

• Introduction to Flash Environment

• Introdcution to Toolbox

• Introduction to Timeline

• Understanding KeyFrame, Blank Key Frame, Inbetween Frames

• Understanding Animation techniques.

• Using Shape Tweening with Breakapart Objects.

• Difference between Breakapart and Graphic.

• Working with Motion Tween

• Animation with Motion Guide

• Animation with Masking Technique

• Animating individual letters

• Working with Movie Clips

• Working with Nested Movie Clips

• Understanding Scenes

• Use of Buttons

• Crerating Interactive Presentation

• Adding Sounds

4. 3D Max:

• Introduction of Interface

• Introduction of Standard Primitives

• Introduction of Extended Primitives

• Introduction of Shapes

Modeling

• Modeling of different 3d shapes with Primitives

• Spline Modeling

• Attaching Multiple shapes with each other

• Spline techniques

• Converting 2D Shapes into 3D shapes

• Extrude

• Bevel

• Lath

• Loft

• Free Form Deformations

• Boolean Techniques

• Bend Modifier

• Taper Modifier

• Stretch Modifier

• Arrays

• Pivot

• Polygonal Modeling

• Different Polygonal Techniques

• Creating different 3d Models with Polygonal Modeling

• Materials and Mapping

• Purpose of Material and Mapping

• Standard Material

• Blend Material

• Multi sub object Material

• Raytrace

• Reflection

• Refraction

• Bump

• Opacity

• Lights

• Introduction to Lights

• Target Spot

• Free Spot

• Target Direct

• Free Direct

• Omni

• Skylight

• Lighting Atmosphere and Effects

• Camera

• Target Camera

• Free Camera

• Using camera in an 3d Environment

• Animation

• Introduction to Animation

• Understanding Key Frames

• Understanding Auto Key and Set key

• Trajectories techniques

• Moving Object Along path

• Camera Animation

• Moving camera along path

• Animating Lights

• Curve Editor

• Dope Sheet

• SpaceWarps

• Rendering

• Converting Models into static Pictures

• Converting animation into Video

5. Adobe Premier

Adobe Premiere Pro is a professional, real-time, timeline based video editing software application. A powerful tool for professional digital Video Editing Designed for video professionals, Adobe Premiere Pro software spans the world of broadcast and online media. Its elegant interface and superb editing tools, you can work with complete efficiency, control, and flexibility to produce broadcast-quality movies for video, film, multimedia, and the Web.

• Getting Started with Premiere Pro

• Placing Clips on a Sequence

• Arranging and Trimming Clips

• Adding a Transition

• Applying Video Effects

• Editing a Photoshop layered Graphic

• Compositing Graphics Using a Nested Sequence

• Editing Clips on the Timeline

• Moving Clips to, From and Within the Timeline

• Working with Source Monitor Editing Tools

• Adjusting Clips in the Trim Panel

• Using Editing Tools

• Adding Video Transitions

• Using the A/B Mode to Fine-Tune a

• Changing Parameters in the Effect

• Controls Panel

• Creating Dynamic Titles

• Changing Text Parameters

• Building Text from Scratch

• Putting Text on a Path

• Creating Shapes

• Making Text Roll and Crawl

• Using Audio with videos

• Adding Video Effects

• Sampling Some Basic Video Effects

• Manipulating Keyframes and Effect

• Parameters

• Adding Keyframe Interpolation and Velocity

• Putting Clips in Motion

• Applying the motion effect to clips

• Changing clip size and adding rotation

• Working with keyframe interpolation

• Putting pictures-in-a-picture

• Using Premier for Professional Projects

6. After Effects

Adobe After Effects is primarily used for creating motion graphics and visual effects. After Effects allows users to animate, alter, and composite media in 2D and 3D space with various built-in tools and third party plug-ins.

• Introduction to After Effects Environment

• Creating Projects

• Compositions

• Pre-Compposition

• Timeline, Keyframe, and Animation

• Creating Solids

• Layer Modes

• Using Multiple Effects

• Using Text Animation

• Creating 3D layer

• Using Camera

• Lights

• Using Particals

• Wiggel

• Null Objects

• Motion Track

• Rendring

Starting From	Timing	Last Date of Registration	Fee
22-03-2010	1830 to 2130 (Mon-Tue-Wed)	20-03-2010	20,000/-