3D Animation
Build worlds, characters and performances
The full animation pipeline, from story and layout through modelling, texturing, rigging, lighting and animation, finishing in real-time engines. The largest employer of MAAC graduates.
Become a studio-ready 3D animator or generalist
- hours
- 650 hrs
- months
- 24 months
Next batch starts: Weekday Batch — November 2026
Enter 3D production with an AI-assisted pipeline
- hours
- 384 hrs
- months
- 16 months
Next batch starts: Weekday Batch — November 2026
Take a film from pre-production to final cut
- hours
- 432 hrs
- months
- 18 months
Next batch starts: Weekday Batch — November 2026
Tell stories in 2D and design characters
- hours
- 288 hrs
- months
- 12 months
Next batch starts: Weekday Batch — November 2026
Build for engines, not just renders
- hours
- 384 hrs
- months
- 16 months
Next batch starts: Weekday Batch — November 2026
Frequently asked questions
MAAC Whitefield currently lists 5 3D Animation programme(s), from flagship advanced programmes to focused short-term courses — each with its own hours, eligibility and fee shown on its course page.
Duration varies by programme, from a few months for a focused software course to two years or more for a flagship advanced programme. Each course page states its exact duration in months and hours for both the CareerX and CreatorX tracks.
Most programmes run weekday and weekend batches, with evening and fast-track options on select courses. Live seat availability and the next batch date are shown on each course's own page.
Eligibility depends on the specific course — most require Class 12 to be passed, while several short-term and skill-enhancement courses are open to anyone, including working professionals. Each course page states its exact eligibility.
Every course page shows either an indicative fee range or a clear 'Get fee details' step. Either way, your counsellor confirms the exact fee in writing at a free session before you pay anything, and fees are never hidden behind a form.