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Animation for Ads Business Video Games Entertainment Television VFX
Creative Animation School Onsite
Program Structure:
- Duration: 24 classes + 108 lab hours – 180 total session hours
- Format: Onsite classroom, highly interactive workshops, hands-on studio sessions, collaborative projects, guest lectures.
- Courses: 4 core courses, 6 classes each
- Start Date: August 13th
- End Date: November 12th
- Time: 12 pm – 3 pm | Mon + Wed
Courses:
Cost of tuition
Learn more about the program offering and the cost of tuition in the school catalog:
1. Foundations of Animation
2. 3D Animation and Modeling
3. Experimental Animation and Motion Graphics
4. Animation Production and Portfolio Development
1. Foundations of Animation
2. 3D Animation and Modeling
- Course Description: Learn 3D modeling, rigging, animation, and rendering techniques.
- Classes:
- Class 7: Introduction to 3D Modeling: Learning 3D modeling software (e.g., Blender, Maya).
- Project: Model a simple object in 3D.
- Class 8: 3D Texturing and Materials: Applying textures and materials to 3D models.
- Project: Texture and shade a 3D model.
- Class 9: 3D Rigging and Animation: Rigging 3D models for animation and creating keyframe animations.
- Project: Animate a 3D character walking.
- Class 10: 3D Character Animation: Advanced character animation techniques, including walk cycles, runs, and acting.
- Project: Animate a short scene with a 3D character.
- Class 11: 3D Lighting and Rendering: Setting up lighting and rendering scenes for final output.
- Project: Render a scene with appropriate lighting and shadows.
- Class 12: 3D Special Effects: Creating visual effects for 3D animations.
- Project: Add a special effect to a 3D animation.
- Class 7: Introduction to 3D Modeling: Learning 3D modeling software (e.g., Blender, Maya).
3. Experimental Animation and Motion Graphics
- Course Description: Explore various experimental animation techniques and motion graphics principles.
- Classes:
- Class 13: Stop-Motion Animation: Creating animations using stop-motion techniques.
- Project: Create a short stop-motion animation.
- Class 14: Motion Graphics Design: Designing engaging motion graphics for various media.
- Project: Create a motion graphics sequence for a title sequence.
- Class 15: Experimental Animation Techniques: Exploring different animation styles and techniques.
- Project: Create an experimental animation using a unique technique.
- Class 16: Compositing and Visual Effects: Combining different elements to create visual effects.
- Project: Composite different elements into a single scene.
- Class 17: Animation for Web and Mobile: Creating animations for web and mobile platforms.
- Project: Create an animation for a website or mobile app.
- Class 18: Data Visualization through Animation: Animating data to create engaging visualizations.
- Project: Animate a data visualization.
- Class 13: Stop-Motion Animation: Creating animations using stop-motion techniques.
4. Animation Production and Portfolio Development
- Course Description: Develop professional skills in animation production, portfolio creation, and career planning.
- Classes:
- Class 19: Animation Production Pipeline: Understanding the animation production process.
- Project: Create a production plan for a short animated film.
- Class 20: Portfolio Development for Animators: Creating a professional animation portfolio.
- Project: Develop a professional online animation portfolio.
- Class 21: The Business of Animation: Understanding copyright, licensing, and contracts.
- Project: Research and present on legal considerations for animators.
- Class 22: Networking and Self-Promotion: Building connections and promoting your work.
- Project: Attend a networking event or create a self-promotional video.
- Class 23: Career Paths in Animation: Exploring different career options in the animation industry.
- Project: Research and present on different animation career paths.
- Class 24: The Future of Animation: Analyzing emerging trends in the animation industry.
- Project: Group discussion and presentation on the future of animation.
- Class 19: Animation Production Pipeline: Understanding the animation production process.
Key Outcomes:
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of animation tools and techniques.
- Develop strong creative thinking and problem-solving skills.
- Be familiar with animation fundamentals and their application.
- Build a professional portfolio and online presence.
- Explore career paths and opportunities in the animation industry.
- Be prepared to thrive in the dynamic and ever-evolving world of digital media.
Lab Workshops
Hands on learning professional equipment industry software assignments workflows recording studios
Feel right at home inside a recording booth, directing a film shoot or opening professional edition software. Practice on campus guided by professional instructors and master the skills needed to succeed in today’s media industries.
- In person, on campus.
- Guided learning with expert instructors.
- Professional equipment available.
- Work on your assignments at the studio.
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Cost of tuition
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Single Course
6 classes
45
Hours
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1 month duration
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Choose from any program
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Access to Lab and Workshops
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Online content access
Full Program
24 classes
180
Hours
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3 month duration
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Full program syllabus
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Access to Lab and Workshops
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Online content access
Capstone Program
96 classes
720
Hours
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12 month duration
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Four program syllabus
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Access to Lab and Workshops
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Online content access
