Admission
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Admission
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Admission
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3D Animation Entrance Exam
Dates, exams, requirements: Everything you need to know to apply for the Rubika 3D Animation Program Entrance Exam
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Parcoursup
Hors Parcoursup
Admissions parallèles
Bien appréhender les épreuves
Sent 7 days before the chosen exam date
Preliminary task:
Illustration / concept art
No time constraint | WEIGHTING included in the Visual Storytelling test (see below).
Task: Develop a character and a setting based on a given constraint.
Objective: To assess the ability to create a graphic proposal in the form of an illustration from a specific instruction.
Tip: Practice drawing scenes from non-illustrated texts, as illustrated ones may overly influence your work.
Exam day task
Visual storytelling
1 hour 30 minutes | weighting 20%
Task: Develop a script and storyboard based on a given constraint. The character created in the preparation phase (1/2) will need to be placed in a setting.
Objective: To assess the ability to break down a story, illustrate the key sequences, and create a storyboard that incorporates the work from the Illustration / Concept Art task (see above).
Tips: Practice breaking down non-illustrated stories, and analyse shot compositions in films/series based on the dramatic context.
Exam day task
Observational drawing
1 hour 30 minutes | weighting 18%
Task: Faithfully reproduce a still life.
Objective: To assess the ability to respect framing, object proportions, perspective, and details.
Tips: Observation is a complex process that requires regular practice. We recommend you practice drawing everyday objects and (if possible) attend observational drawing classes. It is also important to separate the object from its function and focus solely on its visual representation.
Parcoursup
Hors Parcoursup
Admissions parallèles
Bien appréhender les épreuves
Sent 7 days before the chosen exam date
Preliminary task:
Illustration / concept art
No time constraint | WEIGHTING included in the Visual Storytelling test (see below).
Task: Develop a character and a setting based on a given constraint.
Objective: To assess the ability to create a graphic proposal in the form of an illustration from a specific instruction.
Tip: Practice drawing scenes from non-illustrated texts, as illustrated ones may overly influence your work.
Exam day task
Visual storytelling
1 hour 30 minutes | weighting 20%
Task: Develop a script and storyboard based on a given constraint. The character created in the preparation phase (1/2) will need to be placed in a setting.
Objective: To assess the ability to break down a story, illustrate the key sequences, and create a storyboard that incorporates the work from the Illustration / Concept Art task (see above).
Tips: Practice breaking down non-illustrated stories, and analyse shot compositions in films/series based on the dramatic context.
Exam day task
Observational drawing
1 hour 30 minutes | weighting 18%
Task: Faithfully reproduce a still life.
Objective: To assess the ability to respect framing, object proportions, perspective, and details.
Tips: Observation is a complex process that requires regular practice. We recommend you practice drawing everyday objects and (if possible) attend observational drawing classes. It is also important to separate the object from its function and focus solely on its visual representation.
Parcoursup
Hors Parcoursup
Admissions parallèles
Bien appréhender les épreuves
Sent 7 days before the chosen exam date
Preliminary task:
Illustration / concept art
No time constraint | WEIGHTING included in the Visual Storytelling test (see below).
Task: Develop a character and a setting based on a given constraint.
Objective: To assess the ability to create a graphic proposal in the form of an illustration from a specific instruction.
Tip: Practice drawing scenes from non-illustrated texts, as illustrated ones may overly influence your work.
Exam day task
Visual storytelling
1 hour 30 minutes | weighting 20%
Task: Develop a script and storyboard based on a given constraint. The character created in the preparation phase (1/2) will need to be placed in a setting.
Objective: To assess the ability to break down a story, illustrate the key sequences, and create a storyboard that incorporates the work from the Illustration / Concept Art task (see above).
Tips: Practice breaking down non-illustrated stories, and analyse shot compositions in films/series based on the dramatic context.
Exam day task
Observational drawing
1 hour 30 minutes | weighting 18%
Task: Faithfully reproduce a still life.
Objective: To assess the ability to respect framing, object proportions, perspective, and details.
Tips: Observation is a complex process that requires regular practice. We recommend you practice drawing everyday objects and (if possible) attend observational drawing classes. It is also important to separate the object from its function and focus solely on its visual representation.
Foire aux questions
Should I bring my own supplies?
Candidates for the entrance exam must bring their own drawing materials. The paper will be provided by the school during the various tests (if the competition is in person).
Should I bring my own supplies?
Candidates for the entrance exam must bring their own drawing materials. The paper will be provided by the school during the various tests (if the competition is in person).
Should I bring my own supplies?
Candidates for the entrance exam must bring their own drawing materials. The paper will be provided by the school during the various tests (if the competition is in person).
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How many students are accepted at RUBIKA?
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How many people take the entrance exam?
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Are there any examination annals?
Are there any examination annals?
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What are the expectations for the portfolio?
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