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Animation training courses and schools
Animation Art & Design

School: Virginia College Huntsville Campus
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Animation and Game Design
Course Format: Classroom
Build new worlds! Create amazing characters to populate them! Then send those characters off on great adventures like the ones you’ll have in your new career in animation and game design. The new Bachelor of Arts degree in Animation and Game Design at Virginia College will give you a strong foundation in the fundamentals of artistic design, story development, project management, digital co...
 

School: Herzing College - Madison
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Animation
Course Format: Classroom
This course provides an overview of current industry standard animation. Topics include 2D and 3D animation, emphasizing both black and white and color. Students will be exposed to the basic processes of creating simple animations.
 

School: Vatterott College - Tulsa
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Animation and Game Design
Course Format: Classroom
This course introduces the student to the tools used to create 3D worlds of their favorite games. Camera controls, particle creation and the physics of how things move in the real world are the core elements learned in this class. Coursework includes: Introduction to Animated Projects, Understanding Rendering, Introduction to 3D Modeling, Applying Fluid Effects, Using Lighting, Basic Camera Ani...
 

School: The Art Institute of Portland
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Media Arts & Animation
Course Format: Classroom
In this program, you can choose to specialize in one of two tracks: Media Arts (modeling, illustration, previsualization) or Animation (2D or 3D animation). Using industry tools such as Maya, Flash, Adobe After Effects, Photoshop and Illustrator, students study pre-production methods, including scripting, storyboarding, acting, and character design, and production techniques. Through additional...
 

School: The College of Westchester
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Digital Video and Animation
Course Format: Classroom
Develop a foundation of video and animation skills that are in demand across a variety of fields, such as web design, television, film, architecture, commercials, game design, forensics, and medical imaging.
 

School: Missouri College
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Digital Animation
Course Format: Classroom
The Bachelor in Digital Animation program presents advanced conceptual and technical skills training necessary for careers in the computer animation, motion graphics, and multimedia industries. Using industry standard hardware and software, students will be exposed to a comprehensive course of study in the processes of 2D, 3D, character, and special effects animation, and will have an opportuni...
 

School: Center for Digital Imaging Arts at Boston University
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Animation and Interactivity with Flash
Course Format: Classroom
This module focuses on creating animation and interactive web pages with Macromedia Flash. Students explore the Flash drawing tools, work with text, animate objects, use symbols and instances, learn motion tweening, incorporate sound and video, and create preloaders. The second week of class focuses on interactivity, basic ActionScript and using components to creative dynamic and media-rich web...
 

Computer Animation Portfolio
Course Format: Classroom
In this module students combine all that they have learned and made, revising and improving their initial efforts, with the go alto create a 15 to 30 second animated sequence. Class effort will be focused on individual projects with the instructor providing additional guidance and advice as needed.
 

Advanced Animation Procedures
Course Format: Classroom
In this module - the last in a sequence dealing with animation mechanics - students are shown how to combine animations using multi-layering and blending between multiple animations to create a broader range of behaviors. In-class demonstrations illustrate how these methods can be applied by the animator or applied in real-time situations such as games. The different considerations required for...
 

Character Animation 11: Facial Animation
Course Format: Classroom
This module picks up where Character Animation I left off, moving from the body to the character’s head and face. Various tools, with an emphasis on morph targets (blend shapes), will be utilized to allow the character to talk and show emotion. Students will become acquainted with methods for lip-syncing and apply what they had learned to impart personality.
 

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