Intermediate
English & German
35 academic hours
9am – 4pm
Break: 12pm – 1pm
Virtual / On location
upon request

Combine strong still rendering with practical animation skills, so you can deliver both high quality images and compelling moving sequences.
This 5-day Blender rendering and animation course guides design teams through the complete workflow of creating high-quality renderings and dynamic animations in one place. Rather than treating stills and motion as separate disciplines, we connect them, so your team learns how a well-built scene carries straight through from a static image into a moving sequence.
The first three days focus on mastering lighting, materials, and scene setup to produce stunning static visuals. Then the final two days cover animation fundamentals, including camera rigs, shape keys, and rendering moving sequences. As a result, your team finishes the week able to create both static and animated content, bridging the gap between design and impactful storytelling rather than stopping at a single frame.
who this blender rendering and animation course is for
This course suits designers and visualisation specialists who want both skills in one structured journey, rather than taking rendering and animation as separate courses. Because it covers a lot of ground in five days, some basic Blender familiarity helps. We deliver it as an intensive small-group format, so the coaching stays hands-on across both halves of the week.
Over five days, you will move from photorealistic stills into animated sequences, all from the same scene workflow. Key outcomes include:
Frequently asked questions
This combined course teaches both stills and motion in one week, with the rendering foundation flowing directly into animation. The standalone rendering and animation courses each go deeper into one discipline on its own.
Teams who want a connected overview of both stills and motion, rather than maximum depth in only one.
Five days, three on rendering, two on animation, delivered as an intensive small-group format.
Some basic familiarity helps, since the week moves quickly across two disciplines.
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