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Red Giant – This is the product you need to get motion graphics and filmmaking tools.

It offers a flexible and stable toolset that makes 3D workflows more efficient and accessible for VFX, AR/ MR/ VR, design, motion graphics, game development, and other visualization professionals.

Cinema 4D – This is a fast and powerful 3D simulation, animation, modeling, and rendering software solution.

ZBrush – This is a 3D digital sculpting and painting solution that has become the industry standard.

With the Maxon One offering for classrooms, you will have access to ZBrush, Cinema 4D, Red Giant, Forger, Redshift, and Universe in one subscription bundle. Let’s take a closer look! What’s Included in Maxon One? Instructor training and certification are also available. In addition to their industry-leading software, they provide lab licensing that can be easily administered, free curriculum, webinars, and tutorials. Maxon understands that schools have limited budgets. The newest offering, Maxon One, includes more products than ever before at the same cost-efficient price. As an award-winning developer of painting, animation, 3D modeling, and rendering software, Maxon offers special academic pricing that allows educational institutions to bring their exceptional products to the classroom in an affordable way. At worst, if you don't want to buy the full version yourself, get a student discount, or get Zbrush Core.īut with all that said, I believe the only way to get a Zbrush license dirt cheap is by either being qualified for a student license, or just getting Zbrush Core, which has far fewer features, sure, but it's also much cheaper and still does what most people need it to.If you are looking to teach your students using products that have been used in engineering, television, architecture, science, film, and other industries take note of Maxon. It's the least you can do for what they've made for you as an artist. If you do intend to go pro or make money from your art, support the developers if you can.

I do however feel that if you do not intend (or are not able) to make money from less than legally obtained software and you're simply using it for your personal studies, you're not directly hurting anybody, since you're not "denying" anyone their salary, so to speak. There are ways of obtaining it for free, but they're not entirely legal or moral. Legally I don't think you can get a license for free as a student.