Registration, assigned tasks and review cost ₹0. A verified certificate is optional at ₹99 after required approvals and the selected program's date conditions.
Check your modeling and rendering workflow before choosing a format
The first task uses a Blender prop; later studies cover a 3D ball, pendulum, poses, turntable and character cycles. Confirm that you can save a scene, control its camera and produce the requested output on your device. A simple prop with clear presentation is a better starting point than an unfinished complex model.
Use renders to show motion and form, retain the scene files required by the brief and credit external rigs or assets. Check a cycle's contacts and loop rather than submitting only one pose. Compare 2D Animation for flat timing/character work. Use the duration guide to leave room for rendering, review and corrections without assuming an automatic certificate date.
Seven modelling and motion briefs
Standard registration includes all seven tasks plus LinkedIn offer-letter onboarding. The starter includes onboarding, prop modelling and the bouncing-ball task.
1. Basic Prop Modeling
Create a low-poly prop in Blender using fundamental mesh techniques. Choose an object whose shape you can finish and present clearly.
Submit: A 1920×1080 rendered PNG with the .blend file or a Sketchfab link, as requested in the brief.
2. Bouncing Ball Animation (3D)
Animate a sphere with timing, spacing, squash and stretch. Use a camera angle that makes the contact points and trajectory easy to inspect.
Submit: A five-to-ten-second rendered MP4 or GIF.
3. Pendulum Animation
Show overlapping action, drag and follow-through in connected pendulum links. Check whether the parts change direction together too mechanically.
Submit: An MP4 or GIF showing a smooth loop.
4. Character Posing
Use a pre-rigged character to communicate body language, weight and silhouette. Credit the rig and make each requested pose distinct.
Submit: High-resolution PNG renders of three poses.
5. Turntable Rendering
Light and frame your 3D work for a complete 360-degree turntable. Keep the object readable throughout the rotation and the loop transition smooth.
Submit: The rendered turntable MP4.
6. Character Walk & Run Cycle
Animate a seamless bipedal walk and run. Inspect foot contact, weight shifts and continuity at the loop boundary.
Submit: MP4 footage of both cycles.
7. Quadrupedal Walk & Run Cycle
Develop the four-legged walk and trot sequence requested by the brief. Coordinate leg movement and spine action so the animal's weight is understandable.
Submit: A rendered walk-and-trot MP4.
Show the finished result and its construction
Keep renders and source files labelled by task. Check the exported video rather than assuming the viewport preview is enough. Identify assets, rigs and textures you did not create, and confirm you have permission to use them.
No generic dataset is required for these original creative briefs. Your models, poses and animation files are the project evidence. Open shared files while signed out before sending the link.
Free participation and program dates
Choose 30, 45 or 60 days for the standard eight-task format. The 7 Days Starter Instant Internship has three tasks and no submission deadline while unpaid. Verified optional payment after its approvals becomes the starter end date. Standard certificate access follows the dashboard's date rules.
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