ANIM 339: Experimental Animation

Through presentations, workshops and assignments, students apply an advanced understanding of animation principles to explorations with experimental animation, using a variety of techniques: drawn animation, under-the-camera methods like collage, cutout, and paint-on-glass, puppets, etc. Students have the opportunity work with digital-based software, as well as 16-mm film. A particular emphasis is placed on design for animation. This course provides support for fourth year graduation projects.

This course is subject to priority rules; see here.

Prerequisites: 

2DAN-210 Animation II or 3DAN-203 Intro to 3D Character Animation

Number of Credits: 
3.00
Repeatable for Credit: 
No
Sections: 
Term Section Title
Fall 2024 ANIM-339-F001 Experimental Animation