Our Experience with Government Animation Training
For more than 30 years AGI has delivered Animation training to thousands of government employees at hundreds of agencies including:
Central Intelligence Agency
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Internal Revenue Service
National Archives
National Institute of Standards & Technology
National Security Agency
Smithsonian Institute
U.S. Army Central Command
U.S. Navy
U.S. District Courts (multiple)
Veterans Administration
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
NY State Tax Authority
All Animation classes include
Free retake
Detailed curriculum
Live instructor
Flexible rescheduling
Certificate of Completion
Small class sizes
Course recording
American Graphics Institute instructors
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Government Animation Training
Animation training for government agencies on-site at your office, in AGI's classrooms, or live online. Whether you need introductory Animation courses for a department, or an advanced Animation course, our Animation experts can help your government agency gain Animation skills quickly. Our government Animation training is more than a course, as our expert staff work with you to adapt curriculum to the needs of your agency and employees. AGI has experience and skills to deliver effective Animation training for your government department or agency.
About Animation training for government from AGI:
- Government Animation training for small teams or entire agencies.
- Animation Training can be tailored to your specific needs or use our ready-to-go curriculum.
- Available on-site at your location, in our training centers including Boston and Philadelphia, or remotely on-line.
- We have delivered Animation training to government agencies and thousands of government employees.
- Experience teaching Animation to Federal, State, County, Municipal and Tribal governments
- AGI has more than 30 years experience in providing Animation training to government agencies
- AGI holds a GSA contract.
Contact AGI to learn more about our corporate Animation training and customized Animation course options. You can contact AGI by phone:
- Boston headquarters: (781) 376-6044
- Philadelphia: (610) 228-0951
- USA: (800) 851-9237
You can also contact us using the form on this page.
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Government Animation Courses
After Effects Course - Introduction
After Effects Course - Advanced
After Effects Bootcamp
Adobe Animate Course - Introduction
Adobe Animate Course - Intermediate
Blender Course
Cinema 4D Course
Maya Training Class - Introduction
Maya Training Class - Advanced
3DS Max Class
Government Animation Training - Course Dates
All classes are led by a live instructor. Class times listed are Eastern time.
After Effects Course - Introduction
Weekdays
Mon, Nov 16 2026 and Tue, Nov 17 2026
10:00 am to 5:00 pm
After Effects Course - Introduction
Weekdays
Mon, Dec 07 2026 and Tue, Dec 08 2026
10:00 am to 5:00 pm
After Effects Course - Introduction
Weekdays
Mon, Dec 14 2026 and Tue, Dec 15 2026
10:00 am to 5:00 pm
After Effects Course - Introduction
Weekdays
Mon, Jan 11 2027 and Tue, Jan 12 2027
10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Government Animation Classes
About Government Animation Classes
American Graphics Institute has been delivering public and private Animation Classes for more than a decade. We offer regularly scheduled public Animation classes and private training. Our many clients include companies of all sizes, non-profit agencies, and educational institutions. AGI provides Animation training to employees working in marketing, communications, design and a variety of business roles.
Animation Courses from expert instructors
American Graphics Institute’s live Animation Classes are led by expert instructors from American Graphics Institute with extensive experience in Digital design.
The instructors in that lead our live Animation Classes are experts on Digital design and Animation. American Graphics Institute teachers are also available for private Animation training which can be delivered on-site at your location or as a live online course.
What is Blender
Blender is a free and open-source 3D software application used for modeling, animation, visual effects, game design, and video editing. Developed by the Blender Foundation, it has become a popular choice for both professionals and hobbyists, with support for the full 3D pipeline. Blender is used in animation, film, and architecture. Blender can be used for 3D modeling, sculpting, animation, texturing, and rendering, and it runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Despite its steep learning curve, Blender provides extensive resources and tutorials for users to learn the software. Blender is highly customizable and supported by a community of developers and artists, not a software company. Originally created by Ton Roosendaal in 1995, Blender became open-source in 2002 after a successful crowdfunding campaign. Blender has been used in major films, commercials, and video games. Its capabilities and no-cost license make it accessible for indie developers and professionals alike, positioning Blender as a popular tool in the 3D design and animation industry.
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What is 3ds Max
Autodesk 3ds Max is a 3D modeling, animation, rendering, and visualization software widely used in industries including architecture, product design, gaming, and film. It enables users to create detailed 3D models, animate characters, and produce photorealistic renders using engines like Arnold and V-Ray. 3ds Max is widely used in hard-surface modeling and offers includes capabilities such as the Modifier Stack for non-destructive editing, scripting with MAXScript, and basic animation capabilities through Character Animation Toolkit. 3ds Max is commonly used for architectural visualization, where architects and designers create realistic 3D models of buildings and interiors. It is also employed in product design for prototyping and marketing and by game developers for modeling and animating game assets. In film and VFX, 3ds Max is often used for static environments and simple animations. You can learn 3ds Max through in-person or online classes, self-paced tutorials, or private training. 3ds Max is only available for Windows. The software supports a wide range of file formats for both import and export. Over its history, 3ds Max has evolved significantly, with key developments like the introduction of MAXScript, advanced rendering tools, and integration with Arnold, cementing its position as a leading 3D software in many industries.
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Maya and 3DS Max differences
Maya and 3DS Max are leading 3D software applications used for different tasks. Maya is primarily used in film, TV, and video games for animations, simulations, and visual effects (VFX), for character animation, complex simulations, and intricate rigging tasks. 3DS Max is more often used for architectural visualization, product design, and hard-surface modeling, and is the choice for creating static environments and objects, used in architecture, landscape design, and interior design. Maya offers advanced tools for complex character animations, fluid simulations, and detailed rigging, giving animators control over every aspect of their creations. 3DS Max has some simple animation capabilities for tasks such as architectural walkthroughs or basic game asset animations. Maya is also used for creating simulations, with tools like Bifrost for fluid dynamics, while 3DS Max has basic simulation tools and some third-party plugins like FumeFX, 3DS is not focused on simulations and is used for less complex projects. Both 3DS and Maya support industry-standard render engines. 3DS Max is closely integrated with V-Ray, making it ideal for photorealistic architectural renders. Maya is better suited for film and VFX due to its integration with Arnold and support for RenderMan and Redshift. While Maya is more complex, offering extensive customization through MEL and Python scripting, 3ds Max provides a more user-friendly interface with powerful hard-surface modeling tools, ideal for architectural and product design tasks.
Learn about Animation education and training
Find out more about learning Animation and related developments that impact professionals. Written by experts, you can discover why it's important to learn Animation, the best options for learning, along with in-depth background information, as well as recent news and events.