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AEC in Video Game 3D Modeling

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This Video Game 3D Modeling E-learning program is intended for anyone who is passionate about video games, 3D animation, and graphic design. It will take you through every step in designing a video game, whether modeling characters, props, or scenes. To stay at the forefront of the industry, we recently expanded this program to actively address labor market needs.

Animated films, online games, Hollywood movie productions, and more. Let your creativity run wild and enjoy all the possibilities that open up to you! Montréal is a recognized leader in video game technology and has everything you need to take you to the top. Get in on the action!




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Blended e-learning

  • Distance learning combining self-study at your own pace (asynchronous) and guided sessions with a live tutor (synchronous)

The 3D Video Game Modeling program will teach you the skills needed to design and develop a game’s 3D weapons and props, locations, and characters. You will also be able to create computer-generated images and 3D renderings, along with the appropriate lighting and textures. By the end of this program, you will know how to design an entire video game level.

This program leads to an Attestation of College Studies (AEC).

  • Generalist 3D modeler
  • Specialist 3D modeler (character, environment)
  • Level designer
  • Texture artist
  • 3D rigger

The Remote Explorer

  • You have a well-developed artistic flair and lots of creativity
  • You are passionate about visual art, design, sound and computer science
  • You want to learn the basics for modeling 3D video game universe
  • You have a basic knowledge of computer tools
  • You wish to study at your own pace without having to go on campus

Choose your profile to move to the next level.

Have a training deemed sufficient and meet the admission criteria set for college studies.

Semester 1

  • 3D Modeling (60 h)
  • Video Game Industry and Production Process (60 h)
  • Textures and Visual Language I (60 h)
  • Introduction to Game Design (45 h)

Semester 2

  • Textures and Visual Language II (60 h)
  • Environment Design (45 h)
  • Accessory Modeling (60 h)
  • Level Design (45 h)

Semester 3

  • Character Modeling (75 h)
  • Level Modeling (75 h)
  • Rendering Techniques (45 h)

Semester 4

  • Professional Portfolio (45 h)
  • Integration Project (150 h)

* The College reserves the right to substitute some courses. 

  • Microsoft® Windows 10 Professional Operating System
  • Intel® or AMD® 32-bit or 64-bit multi-core processor 
  • Minimum memory of 8GB RAM
  • 1 TB hard drive
  • Direct 3D® or OpenGL® compatible graphics card
  • High-speed Internet access
  • Web browser
  • Chrome Browser
  • Minimum screen resolution of 1920x1080 (recommended)
  • Sound card
  • Headphones and microphone
  • Graphics tablet (see the teacher’s specifications)
  • Application software

3Ds Max, Z-brush, Unreal, Adobe Photoshop.

* Please note that some software is not compatible with Mac devices. Students are responsible for checking their compatibility. Required software and equipment for the program are mandatory and involve additional costs. Tutors will provide a list of software along with instructions on how to purchase software at the best prices.