2DAN 400 F003: Senior Anim Production I
Students will work on complex animation productions, undertakings that are either individually produced or collaborative and team-based, student-initiated or originated by client proposals. The specific nature of each course offering will be planned thematically by the instructor on a case-by-case basis. Students follow professional standards, meet mileposts according to production schedules, and work towards a completed exhibition-ready project. The course involves lectures, presentations, and one-on-one contact with the instructor. Over the duration of the course, students participate in regular critique sessions and workshops, consult with peers, instructors outside of the course, and guest practitioners to receive important feedback on the details of their work.
This course is subject to priority rules; see here.
2DAN-310
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Lorelei Pepi is an internationally award-winning independent animation filmmaker living in Vancouver, BC, and just recently landed to join the Animation Dept here at Emily Carr. Her work engages with issues of political and historical representation, the sexual body and the LGBT identity. Using animation‘s various forms, her materials and treatments range from the highly experimental to the character-driven narrative. She’s currently applying to festivals with her recently finished film “Happy & Gay.” Her film “Grace” received “Grand Prize” at the Ottawa Student Animation Festival, and the “High Risk Award” at Fantoche Animation Festival, among others. Her creative practice has received funding, fellowships and residencies from such organizations as LEF Moving Image, Harvard University Film Study, the MacDowell Colony, and others.
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Sep 3-Dec 14 08:30:00-15:10:00 |
F | B3155 | MAIN |