Alok A.

There were good parts — the character work and final performance were enjoyable — but the workshop felt too short for meaningful improvement. Two 55-minute lessons per week helped, but we wanted more time to polish scenes.

Unfortunately this didn't meet our expectations. My child found the pacing too fast and wasn't engaged by the end of the four weeks.

As a parent I liked that the syllabus focused on core 3D skills—Blender interface, basic modeling, materials, lighting and introductory animation—all taught through hands-on projects. My 14-year-old found the daily 60-minute lessons kept momentum and made it easy to build on what was learned the previous day. The one-week, five-lesson format is compact and practical for a solid starter experience in 3D modeling and animation.

Would recommend this to other parents. The four-week workshop had a clear progression from auditions to a polished virtual performance.