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Home » Community » Interviews » eyeon SWAT Course: Dave Clark

Dave Clark recently took the eyeon SWAT course with spherevfx in London. We talked about the experience.

Q: Tell me about yourself and how you became interested in Fusion?

Software such as Fusion offers immense creative possibilities for an artist who spends the necessary time learning the software and exploring all the available features and different types of creative workflows. Such training is vital to getting the most out of Fusion, and developing a high level of proficiency with your tools is a major driver in your professional growth.

Q: Where did you take the course?

I took the course at the Framestore building just north of Soho in London.

Q. How do you feel you benefitted from taking the Fusion course?

It gave me a great lift to be working amongst a diverse group of very skilled people sharing knowledge and ideas. It gave me confidence and direction, opening my eyes to new career paths. I am very excited about the future.

Q: What was your favourite part of the course?

There were lots of little lightbulb moments when I realised some of the possibilities of new tools in Fusion 6. Having used 3D software for several years, it was exciting to see just how far Fusion’s 3D tools have been developed. Also, the opportunity to buy an educational license is extremely valuable.

Q: Anythinig else you would like to share about the course and your experience with eyeon SWAT (SoftWare Artist Training)?

The format was quite informal and the trainer was flexible enough to accommodate people coming from different disciplines with different skills and requirements. I’m keen to take it further and I look forward to the chance of more advanced training.

For more information about eyeon SWAT courses, please visit the eyeon Events page.

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