Enterprises across South Africa are embracing digital transformation to streamline human capital management, and one of the most effective shifts is the integration between Human Resource Information Systems (HRIS) and learning management systems. These integrations are reshaping how companies manage training, compliance, onboarding, and employee...
Johannesburg is rapidly gaining recognition as a vibrant hub for animation studios in South Africa. These studios are distinguished by their ability to marry rich cultural heritage with cutting-edge technology, creating animation that reflects the nation’s unique identity while competing on the global stage. The...
For 2D animators, managing layers efficiently is one of the most crucial, yet often overlooked, aspects of working on complex scenes. Without a clear layer structure, even a well-designed composition can quickly descend into disarray. As projects scale in size and team collaboration becomes necessary,...
Kinematics is one of the foundational principles in rigging and animation, defining how characters move through space. For 3D animators, mastering kinematic systems is essential to achieving realistic, responsive, and expressive motion. Two primary methods dominate animation rigging workflows: Forward Kinematics (FK) and Inverse Kinematics...
South African universities are facing a silent crisis. Dropout rates remain alarmingly high, with approximately 60% of first-year students leaving their studies prematurely and an overall graduation rate hovering around 15%. This has deep social and economic implications, including wasted resources, decreased graduate employability, and...
When it comes to bringing stories, characters, and ideas to life, 2D animators have a special place in the world of animation. While 3D animation has taken centre stage in recent years, the charm and appeal of 2D animation remain incredibly strong. But why do...
The animation in South Africa sector is an under-recognised economic force with immense cultural significance. While it accounts for only a small share of national film and television production output, its growing impact on employment, skills development, and international competitiveness cannot be understated. Fuelled by...
For 3D animators, creating motion that feels tangible, grounded, and physically credible is an essential craft. Animation is not merely about moving objects or characters; it is about making audiences believe those characters exist within a world governed by gravity, inertia, and force. The difference...
Micro‑documentaries have rapidly evolved into a powerful tool within creative video productions. Typically under ten minutes long, they are designed to deliver high-impact storytelling for digital-first audiences. With short‑form content now accounting for the majority of global internet traffic, micro‑documentaries present an opportunity for brands,...
The worlds of gaming and visual effects have evolved into multi-billion-pound industries, creating expansive opportunities for 3D animators. As interactive storytelling and cinematic visual fidelity continue to push boundaries, the role of a 3D animator in each environment remains unique. Game studios focus on performance-driven,...