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Pixel Perfect
For NMIT's graduating CGI class, this year has been all about pushing creative boundaries, refining technical skills, and bringing imaginative ideas to life.
The Bachelor of Computer-Generated Imagery(external link) (BCGI) programme at NMIT provides learners with hands-on experience using the same animation and CGI software that industry uses, equipping them with the skills they need to step confidently into creative careers.
Neil Benson, CGI tutor and founder of local film studio Moose Ninja Studios shares his pride in the graduating class of 2024.
“One of the most rewarding aspects of being a tutor is seeing your students' progress. As an Animation/CGI tutor, this means watching their final projects, whether a film or game, come together and showcase what they are capable of,” he says.
“Our students have worked extremely hard and have demonstrated incredible creativity and dedication in their final projects.”
Another Creative Industries tutor at NMIT, Klaasz Breukel, echoes this sentiment.
“We have a strong selection of BCGI Graduation work this year, and we are very proud of the work the students have created for their final CGI projects."
Watch the work of NMIT's talented CGI graduates here: View the 2024 BCGI Graduation Projects(external link).
If you’re passionate about bringing stories and worlds to life through CGI, learn more about our Computer-Generated Imagery(external link) programmes at NMIT.
