Learn keyframing and the graph editor in Blender by animating simple objects well.

You can animate simple motion in Blender with control over timing and easing.

• Set keyframes for transforms and edit them in the dope sheet
• Shape interpolation curves in the graph editor for natural motion
• Animate a bouncing ball with correct timing and arcs

Rig a character so posing is quick and deformation stays clean.

You can rig a character that another animator could pick up and pose.

• Build an armature with sensible bone naming and hierarchy
• Weight paint for smooth deformation at the shoulders, hips, and face
• Add controls, constraints, and inverse kinematics for usable posing

Animate performance shots with weight, arcs, and camera work that supports the action.

You can animate a short shot in 3D that reads clearly and feels alive.

• Animate a walk cycle and a short acting shot with clear intention
• Use arcs, overlap, and follow through for natural movement
• Animate the camera and stage the shot for readability

Finish and present animation work to a standard suitable for a professional showreel.

You can produce finished animated shots and present them as a professional reel.

• Render efficiently with motion blur, sampling, and render layers
• Composite and grade shots so a sequence looks consistent
• Edit, add sound, and assemble a reel that shows your best work first