DIMA 1410 - 2-D Animation and Compositing I

4.5 Credits

Students explore animation compositing software and techniques as they create 2-D animation using traditional cell techniques and computer-based 2-D animation programs. This course strengthens drawing skills, provides experience with collaborative production, and increases knowledge of animation concepts.

Prerequisites: (2) DIMA 1220 and ARTS 1010

Lecture Hours: 3.5
Lab Hours: 3.0
Internship Hours: 0.0
Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0

Course Objectives

Demonstrate a basic understanding of the history of animation.
Research a variety of animation techniques and processes using both traditional and computer-based tools.
Create a variety of animations using researched techniques.
Develop a methodical process for executing movement.
Integrate and correlate sound and movement.
Apply critical reasoning skills to the analysis of forms that rely on the element of time.
Create a final animation project that demonstrates an understanding of technical and aesthetic approach.

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