MODO 12 has become an application capable of many things. Its underlying architecture allows its tools to be used in an almost unlimited number of ways. This isn`t surprising, as any modern VFX pipeline requires software that is versatile. This versatility often means it`s difficult to pigeonhole applications like MODO 12, and that`s a good thing! The downside of this versatility is that it can sometimes be difficult to get a clear view of what it can offer you, particularly if your field of work is very specific. So if you work in the fields of Product Design or Design Visualisation, and are curious about MODO, here are 10 reasons why you should take a closer look.

You can also read more about this topic on the Novedge Blog, How to use MODO for Product Design, Step by Step and 10 Things to Know About MODO for Product Design and Design Visualisation.
 
The webinar is free and lasts about one hour, including the Q&A session.

Andy Brown is the MODO training manager and also a Creative Specialist at The Foundry. He has been involved in the development of MODO for many years producing online training materials and delivering onsite training to a variety of design clients. Parallel to this he has worked for many years as a freelance artist producing concept art and product visualization and animations for a variety of clients such as Harrods and Viscira.

Design professionals in consumer products, manufacturing, automotive and industrial design industries.