The Multimedia course was very broad and I gained sound knowledge across various mediums- 2D animation, 3D modelling, web design and installation art. GC: I have always had a huge passion for film and computer graphics but I had never been exposed to the idea of it being a career until I was in my last year of completing my Bachelor degree. I then went on to complete a Bachelor of Multimedia and Digital Arts as well as a Graduate Diploma in Film and Television VFX.ĪCR: At what point did you hone in on VFX as a graduate pursuit and career choice? Being both creative and technical at the same time, it really drew me in. So I went ahead and completed two subjects and loved every minute of it. I walked out of the class and instantly knew that was not what I wanted to be doing for the rest of my life.Īt the time, my dad was working for a TAFE (technical training institute in Australia) and he suggested I try out a few subjects from a course they offered called Multimedia. I completed my first year of the course and then attended a 5 hour chemistry lab on the very first day of my second year.
Genevieve Camilleri: Straight out of high school, I was accepted into a double degree in Biotechnology and Media Communications. Your educational path was anything but linear.
When not mentoring CG Spectrum students, she works for Mill Film in Adelaide.ĪCR: Genevieve, before we dive into CG Spectrum’s Nuke Compositing Diploma course, I want to start with you. Working her way up the comp career ladder with tenacious perseverance over the last decade, Camilleri is one of the few female Compositing Supervisors in the industry who brings fresh perspectives to her work while eagerly honing and developing her own skills. You’ll see Camilleri’s name on a string of blockbuster film credits like Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Maleficent, Doctor Strange, and Mad Max: Fury Road, to name just a few.
Today, we look at the course in more detail with mentor Genevieve Camilleri. Thanks to its enviable student outcomes, industry-driven curriculum and practical approach, CG Spectrum boasts a top-notch roster of instructors- industry pros and award-winning artists- who bridge the gap between students’ current skillsets and industry demands.Īmong its 10-month diploma options is the school’s Nuke Compositing course that’s designed to get emerging artists up to industry par and ready to work in the field (if you’re curious what a compositor does, check out our quick guide here). Readers of ACR are familiar with CG Spectrum, an online school dedicated to teaching all things CG- from Animation and 3D Modeling to Game Development and Digital Effects.
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