Studio Rules
These guidelines ensure a productive, respectful learning environment for all participants in our 3D skills training programs across Canada. Our studio rules reflect Canadian values of inclusivity, respect, and professional conduct.
Our Commitment
We are committed to maintaining a safe, inclusive, and professional learning environment that respects diversity and promotes excellence in 3D skills development for all Canadian students.
Respectful Communication
All interactions within our studio community must maintain professional courtesy and respect for diversity, in line with Canadian values of inclusivity. Constructive feedback is encouraged, while disrespectful, discriminatory, or harmful comments are not tolerated.
When sharing work or requesting assistance, provide clear context and be open to suggestions that help improve your 3D projects. Remember that our community includes students from across Canada with diverse backgrounds and experiences.
Constructive Feedback
Provide helpful, respectful feedback that helps others improve
Respectful Tone
Maintain a professional and courteous tone in all communications
Inclusivity
Welcome and respect students from all backgrounds across Canada
Zero Tolerance
Discrimination or harassment will not be tolerated
Project Submission Guidelines
Submit projects in the specified formats and within designated timeframes. Include all required files and documentation to ensure proper evaluation and feedback. All submissions should follow Canadian file naming conventions and standards.
Label files clearly with your name and project identifier to facilitate organization and review processes. Use clear, descriptive names that help instructors and peers understand your work.
Accepted File Formats
We accept standard 3D file formats including OBJ, FBX, BLEND, and industry-standard formats. All files should be properly organized and include necessary textures and materials.
File Naming Conventions
Use clear, descriptive names: "YourName_ProjectName_Version.extension". Avoid special characters and spaces. Use underscores or hyphens instead.
Submission Deadlines
All deadlines are in Atlantic Standard Time (AST). Late submissions may be accepted with instructor approval, but may receive reduced feedback.
Resource Usage and Intellectual Property
Course materials, including tutorials, project files, and reference assets, are provided for personal learning use. Respect intellectual property rights and usage terms in accordance with Canadian copyright law.
When using external resources or assets, ensure proper attribution and compliance with licensing requirements. Canadian copyright law protects creators' rights, and we expect all students to respect these laws.
Copyright Compliance
All course materials are protected by Canadian copyright law. You may use them for personal learning purposes only. Redistribution, resale, or commercial use without authorization is prohibited and may result in legal action.
Personal Use
Course materials are for your personal learning and portfolio development
Attribution Required
When using external assets, always provide proper attribution and credit
License Compliance
Ensure all assets you use comply with their licensing terms
Original Work
Create original work for assignments; plagiarism is strictly prohibited
Collaboration Standards
Collaborative projects require clear communication about contributions, deadlines, and responsibilities. Maintain transparency with team members throughout the project lifecycle, respecting the diverse time zones across Canada.
Credit all collaborators appropriately when presenting shared work, recognizing each participant's contributions fairly. This reflects Canadian values of fairness and recognition of individual contributions.
The collaboration guidelines helped our team work effectively across different provinces. Clear communication and fair credit distribution made the project a success.
Code of Conduct
Our studio maintains a code of conduct that reflects Canadian values of respect, inclusivity, and professionalism:
Professionalism
Maintain professional standards in all interactions
Fairness
Treat all community members with fairness and equity
Safety
Report any concerns about safety or inappropriate behaviour
Learning Focus
Support others' learning journeys and growth
Violations and Consequences
Violations of studio rules may result in warnings, temporary suspension, or permanent removal from our programs, depending on the severity of the violation. We follow a fair process that gives students the opportunity to address concerns.
If you witness or experience violations of these rules, please contact us immediately. We are committed to maintaining a safe and respectful learning environment for all Canadian students.
Questions About Studio Rules?
If you have questions or concerns about these guidelines, please don't hesitate to contact us.
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