| INTM 2B11 Animation: Origins & Techniques 0.50 Credit(s) Studio |
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| Prerequisite: 3.0 credits of first-year studio and 1.0 credit of first-year liberal studies, (must include one of the Essay and the Argument courses with a passing grade of 60%: ENGL 1B04 or ENGL 1B05, formerly LBST 1B11, LBST 1B12 or LBST 1B13). |
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| This course combines a historical and contemporary survey of animation as an art form, a technological practice, and an object of theoretical investigation. Students investigate the history of animation through a sequence of studio projects, short written assignments and seminars. Techniques covered include: cameraless animation (zoetropes, phenakistoscopes, etc.), pixilation, frame-by-frame with digital SLRs, stop-motion, rotoscoping, character design, sound sync and compositing basics. |
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| Notes: Priority in registration is given to Digital Painting and Expanded Animation (DPXA): Integrated Media and Digital Painting and Expanded Animation (DPXA): Drawing & Painting Specialization students. This course triggers Laptop Program fees for the Integrated Media and Digital Painting & Expanded Animation Laptop Program. |
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| Conditions: APPLICABLE TO SECTIONS OFFERED AS CORE FOCUS ELECTIVES ONLY: Students must have completed a minimum of 1.0 credit of First-year studio curriculum. |
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| Course was last updated June 19, 2014 - 4:14 PM | |