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Animation training courses and schools
Animation Art & Design

School: Studio Arts
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Toon Boom
Course Format: Classroom
Update your traditional 2D animation skills with the industry standard in digital animation software, Toon Boom! Toon Boom "Digital Pro" is a complete, paperless, animation system that can take any 2D project from storyboard all the way through to final frames. This class will provide a hands-on overview of how each step in the animation pipeline uses the software. Topics include a...
 

School: Globe University and Minnesota School of Business
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Mathematics for 3D Animation and Games
Course Format: Classroom
Students must be able to implement classes in the C++ programming language to complete exercises in this course. Students learn mathematical models that underlie design and construction of game engines, as well as the various interactions specific to animated computer games and the techniques of calculation needed to apply them. Topics include coordinate transforms, interpolation, illumination,...
 

School: Internet Learning Institute
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GIF Animation
Course Format: Online
This exciting course teaches students how to create animated banners, logos and graphics for the web. Students will learn how to design, animate and add animated GIF files to Web pages
 

School: Gnomon, Inc.
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Animation and Visual Effects
Course Format: Online
Create High Quality Digital Effects The Animation and Visual Effects courses expose students to the methodologies by which high-quality effects can be digitally achieved. Through discussions and lectures, the tools will be taught in context of how they are actually used within a production environment. This first course in the series focuses on the core tool set for producing motion keyframing...
 

Timing for Animation: Characters
Course Format: Classroom
Create Personality for your Characters with Timing This course is a classical-animation approach to timing, rhythm and 2D animation techniques as they apply to computer animation. Students learn how to create personality and character through timing: From the bouncing ball (with an attitude) to the full character. Different methods of animating a scene on paper and how to translate it to the 3...
 

History and Principles of Animation
Course Format: Classroom
Deeper Insight into Animation Basics The History and Priciples of Animation course is a detailed, occasionally irreverent look at the animation process, it’s history and wide-ranging techniques, using the twelve traditional principles of animation as a springboard. The ten discussions are profusely illustrated with animated and live action films that are ‘deconstructed’ and explained...
 

Stop Motion Animation Production
Course Format: Classroom
Create a Stop-Motion Animation Short A one-term course designed for Animation students who are working to complete a final project utilizing stop-motion. The term will focus on creative elements such as concept, design, writing, pre-production, animating , and editing. In the term students will finish a 30 second piece of work, shoot, animated, edited and directed by the Chiodo brothers. This ...
 

Applying Character Techniques in Animation
Course Format: Classroom
This course covers advanced techniques in character animation. It focuses on producing at least two demo-reel-quality animation scenes through nailing down the subtleties of animation, including facial animation; working on giving characters proper weight; and good acting in animation. Exercises include Heavy Lift -- showing weight, clear staging and trimming; Dialog Acting Test -- finding the ...
 

Character Animation 1
Course Format: Classroom
Translate Acting and Movement in 3D Working with the tools Maya has to offer, this course addresses how to translate acting and movement in 3D. From the graph editor to the dope sheet, from inverse kinematics to forward kinematics, students will learn how to take poses and create fluid movement through timing and spacing. Projects range from cycles (bi-pedal, quadra-pedal) to pure performance-...
 

Character Animation 2
Course Format: Classroom
Translate Acting and Movement in 3D Working with the tools Maya has to offer, this class addresses how to translate acting and movement in 3D. From the graph editor to the dope sheet, from inverse kinematics to forward kinematics, students will learn how to take poses and create fluid movement through timing\and spacing. Projects range from cycles (bi-pedal, quadra-pedal) to pure performance-d...
 

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