Much of the videos are recorded using Blender 3.3 (LTS i.e. Long Term Support) - Same for the project files. 

Simply put, using Blender 3.3 or higher should be fine.

Yes! Use this link here to get your invite to our Creative Shrimp Discord channel:
https://discord.gg/nNReRkzWsh

Upon purchase you’ll be given download links. If you need to download at a later time then simply create an account with the same email used to purchase and the downloads will be available on your Account page: https://blendermarket.com/account

Sure. We’re happy to report that Blender Market has a 30 day money back guarantee. Just shoot an email to support@blendermarket.com and ask for a refund.

Everything has been tested using VLC, so while everything should play fine on all players, if in doubt give this awesome free player a try....

https://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html

The license for the assets and shaders fall under the ‘Standard Royalty Free License’ except where stated otherwise (usually CC0). For more information please visit this link.

The Blender Market can send you an invoice and then deliver the gift to any given email; in order to claim the gift the recipient will need to create an account with that same email.

Yes, all videos will have subtitles (English), manually edited.

We would recommend having at least some basic understanding of Blender before enrolling in the course. 

The absolute minimum of Blender experience would be to make sure you have a familiarity with the user interface, resizing and switching the window layout around, knowledge of the most common shortcuts and completed one or two short and basic modeling tutorials. 

A couple of good free resources available to all can be found here…

Blender Fundamentals 2.8

Grant Abbitt’s Blender Beginner course using v3

Creative Shrimp email: http://www.creativeshrimp.com/contact

Creative Shrimp Discord Invite: https://discord.gg/nNReRkzWsh

Gleb's Twitter: https://twitter.com/gleb_alexandrov

We use almost all pure vanilla Blender throughout this course. It is worth noting also that much of the theory on lighting can apply to any 3D software.

There are a couple of instances where we make mention of external freely available addons/blender builds.