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2020/2021 Local-Provided Training Skills Training Application 2020/2021 Local-Provided Training Skills Training Application This application packet consists of the Skills Training Application and the Course Reference List. Your Skills Training Application must be approved by Contract Services Administration Training Trust Fund (CSATTF) prior to taking the requested course. There is no reimbursement for Local-Provided Training. Please note that Contract Services’ facilitation of skills training is not intended to expand, limit or in any way affect the scope of work covered by any collective bargaining agreement. Eligibility: • For Roster classifications, you must be active on the Roster for the applicable local union and classification, and be in compliance with Contract Services training requirements. You may check your status on the Online Roster at www.csatf.org, under “Rosters & Lists.” • For Non-Roster classifications, you must reflect on the Online Roster in the applicable Local Union and classification and be in compliance with Contract Services training requirements. For questions regarding training dates, course content and scheduling, please contact your Local Union. This form must be completed, signed, and returned as instructed below. Submit one signed application for each requested course. Please allow 1-2 weeks for processing. Print all information completely and legibly. Personal information will be updated accordingly. Name: Last four digits of SSN*:_____________________ *First time applicants must provide full SSN Local Union: Job Title/Classification: Address: City: State: Zip Code: Cell #: ( ) - Home #: ( ) - Email: Course #: Course Name: (Please write course name exactly as it appears on the Course Reference List) I have read, understood and agree to all the terms and conditions listed above: Applicant Signature: Date: Return this form to CSATTF via email to [email protected], in person, by fax or mail. CSATTF Attn: Skills Training Phone Number: 818.847.0040 ext. 1260 2710 Winona Avenue Fax Number: 818.847.0048 Burbank, CA 91504 For Office Use Only Required Training Compliant: Completed by: Skills Training Application Expires: Approved Denied Rev 1/22/20 2020/2021 Local Provided Training Course Reference List #1900 Skills Training courses for Local #44, #695, #705, #706, #755, #800, #839, #871 and #892: Course Course Course Course Name Course Name Course Name Number Number Number ZBrush Advanced Maya Advanced 1900-595 3D 101 1900-644 1900-655 1.2 1.1 Configuring Files ZBrush Advanced Maya Advanced 1900-596 1900-645 1900-656 for 3D Printing 2.1 1.2 ZBrush Advanced Maya Advanced 1900-635 ZBrush Intro 1.1 1900-646 1900-657 2.2 2.1 Maya Advanced 1900-636 ZBrush Intro 1.2 1900-647 Maya Intro 1.1 1900-658 2.2 ZBrush Beginner 1900-637 1900-648 Maya Intro 1.2 1900-659 Sketchbook Pro 1.1 ZBrush Beginner Maya Beginner Color Master 1900-638 1900-649 1900-660 1.2 1.1 Class Computer- ZBrush Mezzo Maya Beginner Mediated 1900-639 1900-650 1900-661 1.1 1.2 Technologies for Production ZBrush Mezzo Digital Painting 1900-640 1900-651 Maya Mezzo 1.1 1900-663 1.2 Intro 1.1 ZBrush Digital Painting 1900-641 1900-652 Maya Mezzo 1.2 1900-664 Intermediate 1.1 Intro 1.2 Digital Painting ZBrush Maya 1900-642 1900-653 1900-665 Fundamentals Intermediate 1.2 Intermediate 1.1 1.1 Digital Painting ZBrush Maya 1900-643 1900-654 1900-666 Fundamentals Advanced 1.1 Intermediate 1.2 1.2 *Please note that Contract Services’ facilitation of skills training is not intended to expand, limit or in any way affect the scope of work covered by any collective bargaining agreement. 1 of 15 2020/2021 Local Provided Training Course Reference List #1900 Skills Training courses for Local #44, #695, #705, #706, #755, #800, #839, #871 and #892: Course Course Course Course Name Course Name Course Name Number Number Number HFO3: Typography for Digital Painting 1900-667 1900-678 Renaissance & 1900-689 Fantasy & Sci-Fi Mezzo 1.1 Baroque 1.1 Typography for Digital Painting HAD4: Rococo & 1900-668 1900-679 1900-690 Fantasy & Sci-Fi Mezzo 1.2 Neoclassical 1.2 Font Creation for Digital Painting HFO4: Rococo & 1900-669 1900-680 1900-691 Fantasy & Sci-Fi Intermediate 1.1 Neoclassical 1.1 Font Creation for Digital Painting HAD5: 19th 1900-670 1900-681 1900-692 Fantasy & Sci-Fi Intermediate 1.2 Century Styles 1.2 Digital Painting HFO5: 19th One-Point 1900-671 1900-682 1900-693 Advanced 1.1 Century Styles Perspective 1.1 Digital Painting HAD6: Modern One-Point 1900-672 1900-683 1900-694 Advanced 1.2 World Perspective 1.2 HFO6: Modern Two-Point 1900-673 HAD1: Antiquity 1900-684 1900-695 World Perspective 1.1 Courtroom Two-Point 1900-674 HFO1: Antiquity 1900-685 1900-696 Sketches 1.1 Perspective 1.2 HAD2: Medieval Courtroom Three-Point 1900-675 1900-686 1900-697 Times Sketches 1.2 Perspective 1.1 Calligraphy for HFO2: Medieval Three-Point 1900-676 1900-687 Fantasy & Sci-Fi 1900-698 Times Perspective 1.2 1.1 HAD3: Calligraphy for Atmospheric 1900-677 Renaissance & 1900-688 Fantasy & Sci-Fi 1900-699 Perspective 1.1 Baroque 1.2 *Please note that Contract Services’ facilitation of skills training is not intended to expand, limit or in any way affect the scope of work covered by any collective bargaining agreement. 2 of 15 2020/2021 Local Provided Training Course Reference List #1900 Skills Training courses for Local #44, #695, #705, #706, #755, #800, #839, #871 and #892: Course Course Course Course Name Course Name Course Name Number Number Number Figure Atmospheric Anatomy: Construction: 1900-700 1900-708 1900-716 Perspective 1.2 Front/Back 1.2 Torso/Neck/Back 1.2 Figure Curvilinear Anatomy: 1900-701 1900-709 1900-717 Construction: Perspective 1.1 Hands/Feet 1.1 Face/Head 1.1 Figure Curvilinear Anatomy: 1900-702 1900-710 1900-718 Construction: Perspective 1.2 Hands/Feet 1.2 Face/Head 1.2 Figure Head, Hands & Anatomy: Construction: 1900-703 1900-711 1900-719 Costume Face/Head 1.1 Structure & Form Drawing 1.1 1.1 Figure Head, Hands & Anatomy: Construction: 1900-704 1900-712 1900-720 Costume Face/Head 1.2 Structure & Form Drawing 1.2 1.2 Figure Anatomy: Construction: Costume 1900-705 1900-713 1900-721 Muscles 1.1 Arms/Legs/Hands/ Drawing 1.1 Feet 1.1 Figure Anatomy: Construction: Costume 1900-706 1900-714 1900-722 Muscles 1.2 Arms/Legs/Hands/ Drawing 1.2 Feet 1.2 Figure Anatomy: Construction: Costume 1900-707 1900-715 1900-723 Front/Back 1.1 Torso/Neck/Back Drawing 2.1 1.1 *Please note that Contract Services’ facilitation of skills training is not intended to expand, limit or in any way affect the scope of work covered by any collective bargaining agreement. 3 of 15 2020/2021 Local Provided Training Course Reference List #1900 Skills Training courses for Local #44, #695, #705, #706, #755, #800, #839, #871 and #892: Course Course Course Course Name Course Name Course Name Number Number Number Costume Animation Timing 1900-724 1900-736 Composition 3.2 1900-754 Drawing 2.2 1.2 Composition for Costume Design Style for 1900-725 1900-737 Animation & Film 1900-755 1.1 Animation 1.1 1.1 Composition for Costume Design Style for 1900-726 1900-738 Animation & Film 1900-756 1.2 Animation 1.2 1.2 Drapery & Folds Acting For 1900-727 1900-739 Life Drawing 1.1 1900-757 1.1 Animators 1.1 Drapery & Folds Acting For 1900-728 1900-740 Life Drawing 1.2 1900-758 1.2 Animators 1.2 Life Drawing for Gesture Drawing Animal Drawing 1900-729 1900-741 Visual 1900-759 1.1 1.1 Development 1.1 Life Drawing for Gesture Drawing Animal Drawing 1900-730 1900-742 Visual 1900-760 1.2 1.2 Development 1.2 Storytelling Animal Anatomy 1900-731 Composition 1.1 1900-749 1900-761 Visually 1.1 1.1 Storytelling Animal Anatomy 1900-732 Composition 1.2 1900-750 1900-762 Visually 1.2 1.2 Storytelling Dynamic 1900-733 Composition 2.1 1900-751 1900-763 Visually 2.1 Sketching 1.1 Storytelling Dynamic 1900-734 Composition 2.2 1900-752 1900-764 Visually 2.2 Sketching 1.2 Sketching Animation Timing 1900-735 Composition 3.1 1900-753 1900-765 Environments 1.1 1.1 *Please note that Contract Services’ facilitation of skills training is not intended to expand, limit or in any way affect the scope of work covered by any collective bargaining agreement. 4 of 15 2020/2021 Local Provided Training Course Reference List #1900 Skills Training courses for Local #44, #695, #705, #706, #755, #800, #839, #871 and #892: Course Course Course Course Name Course Name Course Name Number Number Number Sketching Storyboarding Key Props & Weapon 1900-766 Environments 1900-776 1900-786 Frames 1.2 Design 1.2 1.2 Dynamic Color Character Design 1900-767 Sketching for 1900-777 Storyboarding 1.1 1900-787 1.1 Film 1.1 Dynamic Color Character Design 1900-768 Sketching for 1900-778 Storyboarding 1.2 1900-788 1.2 Film 1.2 Sculpting A Style for 1900-769 Character 1900-779 Storyboarding 2.1 1900-789 Character Design Maquette 1.1 1.1 Sculpting A Style for 1900-770 Character 1900-780 Storyboarding 2.2 1900-790 Character Design Maquette 1.2 1.2 Sculpting the Creature Design 1900-771 1900-781 Textures 1.1 1900-791 Head 1.1 1.1 Sculpting the Creature Design 1900-772 1900-782 Textures 1.2 1900-792 Head 1.2 1.2 Sculpting a Figure Drawing 1900-773 Creature 1900-783 Vehicle Design 1.1 1900-793 for Design 1.1 Maquette 1.1 Sculpting a Figure Drawing 1900-774 Creature 1900-784 Vehicle Design 1.2 1900-794 for Design 1.2 Maquette 1.2 Storyboarding Props & Weapon Caricature 1900-775 1900-785 1900-795 Key Frames 1.1 Design 1.1 Drawing 1.1 *Please note that Contract Services’ facilitation of skills training is not intended to expand, limit or in any way affect the scope of work covered by any collective bargaining agreement.
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