Course Info: HACU-0142

CourseHACU-0142 Animation Toolbox
Long TitleAnimation Toolbox
Term2024F
Note(s) Textbook information
Meeting InfoEmily Dickinson HallüCole Science Center 5ü316 on WüW from 1:00-3:50ü1:00-3:50
FacultySarah E Jenkins
Capacity8
Available0
Waitlist2
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Additional InfoLab/Materials fee:$30 Students should expect to spend 8-12 hours weekly on work and preparation outside of class time
DescriptionAnimation is an art of transformation, of metamorphosis, of amalgamation. Animation is both anti-technology and hyper digital. Animation is subversive, magical, and expansive. In this course, students will be introduced to an array of foundational animation ideas and techniques. Students will gain hands-on experience with stop motion animation, hand drawn animation, 2d digital animation, sound recording, and hybrid analog/digital techniques. The course will include screenings and discussion, technical demos, studio work, and critique. We will use the following gear and software: Digital cameras, smartphones, sound recorders, Dragon Frame, Adobe Premiere, Animate, and Photoshop. Animation can be a time-consuming process, please plan to spend at least 8 hours per week working outside of class. Some weeks this will be less, often it will be more. Students will need an external hard drive for this course.