2.5D Stop Motion
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General
Course Long Title
2.5D Stop Motion
Subject Code
FVEA
Course Number
439
School(s)
Program(s)
Experimental Animation
Academic Level
UG - Undergraduate
Description
This course will explore the art of limited downshooting animation through a series of workshops focused on character design, fabrication, and post-production techniques. Combining digital processes with hand-made techniques, this class helps students hone their downshooting animation skills to create stop-motion works that communicate through cut-out and multiplane layer animation.
The class will begin with the design and creation of a simple cut-out puppet, focusing on how to create moving images using cut-out puppets, various materials, light, and the camera, while working between 2D and 3D spaces.
In the latter part of the course, the focus shifts to producing a short film. Throughout the semester, students will experiment with the expressive range of cut-out techniques, exploring all stages of directing a short stop-motion work--from the initial idea to the completion of a short animated piece.
The class will begin with the design and creation of a simple cut-out puppet, focusing on how to create moving images using cut-out puppets, various materials, light, and the camera, while working between 2D and 3D spaces.
In the latter part of the course, the focus shifts to producing a short film. Throughout the semester, students will experiment with the expressive range of cut-out techniques, exploring all stages of directing a short stop-motion work--from the initial idea to the completion of a short animated piece.
Registration Restrictions
RGFVEA - Experimental Animation Program Only