Introduction to Animation
Covers the basic principles of animation, including timing, motion, and character design, using both traditional and digital techniques.
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Animation and Digital Arts is a dynamic field that combines artistic creativity with cutting-edge technology to create visual storytelling through animation and digital media. Students learn to master a variety of digital tools to design characters, environments, and effects, preparing them for roles in film, television, video games, and more.
Covers the basic principles of animation, including timing, motion, and character design, using both traditional and digital techniques.
Focuses on the creation of 3D models and textures, teaching students how to use industry-standard software to bring digital objects to life.
Explores the art of visual storytelling, covering narrative structure, storyboarding techniques, and script development.
Teaches students how to create and integrate visual effects into live-action footage using compositing software.
Delves into the nuances of animating characters, with a focus on movement, expression, and personality.
Introduces students to the principles of designing engaging interactive media, including video games and virtual reality experiences.
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You have to be passionate about your work, or you'll burn out quickly. It's important to like what you're doing.
I’m in media arts and practice major, which allows you to explore the product design and interaction arts. A really good major for students who both good at computer science and design
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