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Course Info

  • EXPERIMENTAL ANIMATION

EXPERIMENTAL ANIMATION

About this Course

This course allows students to express personal ideas in order to develop aesthetic and innovative forms of animated work. The central focus of the course is through exploration of process and discovering new conceptual and stylistic means of creative ideas and technicalities. Through readings and exposure of experimental works, students are to choose any combination of cut-out animation, stop motion, pixilation, image & sound or computer-based form of experimentation for their experimental animation project. Course Learning Outcomes 1. Develop conceptual and aesthetic skills in producing an expressive experimental work of motion art. 2. Produce an animated experimental work within the context of the social and cultural element. 3. Adapt the characteristic, trends and developments in experimental animation. Students are required to complete this course in 14 weeks.

Course Syllabus

Syllabus Info
HOMAPAGE
1. Welcome to Experimental Animation Course
2. Introduction
3. Ice Breaking

INTRODUCTION TO EXPERIMENTAL ANIMATION
1. What is Experimental Animation?
2. Types of Animation
3. Learning Experimental Animation Through Stop-motion

ART MOVEMENTS
1. The History of Art
2. 20th Century Art Movements
3. Art Movements As A Guideline To Boost Your Idea

STOP MOTION TECHNIQUES
1. Stop-motion Techniques
2. The Principles of Animation
3. Getting Started on The Stop-motion

EXPERIMENTAL ANIMATION PROJECT
1. Pre Production
2. Production
3. Post Production

Frequently Asked Questions

Course FAQ
Q1 : Do I need an animation background to enrol in this course?
A1 : Not necessary, this is a beginner class and you will learn it from basic.