| Animation I: Drawing for Animation |
Film, Video, New Media, and Animation |
2420 (001) |
Fall 2026 |
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Description
This class introduces the traditional animation techniques of creating movement through successive drawings. Techniques include metamorphosis, walking cycles, holds, squash and stretch, blur and resistance. Students use the pencil test Lunch-Box to view their work . Students complete a series of exercises encouraging a full range of animation skills and a final project. Films illustrating drawn-animation techniques are screened regularly.
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Class Number
1602
Credits
3
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| Animation I: Drawing for Animation |
Film, Video, New Media, and Animation |
2420 (001) |
Spring 2027 |
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Description
This class introduces the traditional animation techniques of creating movement through successive drawings. Techniques include metamorphosis, walking cycles, holds, squash and stretch, blur and resistance. Students use the pencil test Lunch-Box to view their work . Students complete a series of exercises encouraging a full range of animation skills and a final project. Films illustrating drawn-animation techniques are screened regularly.
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Class Number
1419
Credits
3
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| Animation I: Drawing for Animation |
Film, Video, New Media, and Animation |
2420 (003) |
Fall 2026 |
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Description
This class introduces the traditional animation techniques of creating movement through successive drawings. Techniques include metamorphosis, walking cycles, holds, squash and stretch, blur and resistance. Students use the pencil test Lunch-Box to view their work . Students complete a series of exercises encouraging a full range of animation skills and a final project. Films illustrating drawn-animation techniques are screened regularly.
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Class Number
1614
Credits
3
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| Animation I: Drawing for Animation |
Film, Video, New Media, and Animation |
2420 (003) |
Spring 2027 |
|
Description
This class introduces the traditional animation techniques of creating movement through successive drawings. Techniques include metamorphosis, walking cycles, holds, squash and stretch, blur and resistance. Students use the pencil test Lunch-Box to view their work . Students complete a series of exercises encouraging a full range of animation skills and a final project. Films illustrating drawn-animation techniques are screened regularly.
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Class Number
1444
Credits
3
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| Beginning Screenwriting |
Film, Video, New Media, and Animation |
3024 (001) |
Fall 2026 |
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Description
This course introduces students to the basic elements of a screenplay, including format, terminology, exposition, characterization, dialogue, voice-over, adaptation, and variations on the three-act structure. Weekly meetings feature a brief lecture, screenings of scenes from films, extended discussion, and assorted readings of class assignments. This is primarily a writing class, with students required to write a four-to-five page weekly assignment related to the script topic of the week.
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Class Number
1605
Credits
3
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