a CAT 6 LAN for lossless file transfer between cameras and our department server. You will be based at Edinburgh College of Art's Lauriston Place campus, with animation studio facilities that include: It will be negotiated with programme staff and presented to guests from the animation industry for discussion and critique. Your final project will be a sustained and complex production. showcase your learning through an extended project that will be screened to the public. Your final year is about moving the masses. Opportunities for study abroad help broaden your understanding of the discipline. #INDEX FOR ANIME STUDIO PRO SERIES#
You will participate in a series of live projects, working with people outside the usual college environment such as:Īlongside Design and Screen Cultures courses, option courses are available from within the wider College. Year 3 is about moving somebody else, with an emphasis on the role of animation as a provided service. Projects become slightly longer and your animated output will become subtler, and more considered.Īgain, alongside Design and Screen Cultures courses, you will be able to choose option courses, subject to availability. Year 2 is about moving expressively, focusing on taking the basic theories, practices and technical instruction that has informed your learning up until this point.
offer you the flexibility to construct a suite of courses that reflect your interests and enhance your main study. are subject to availability and discussion with relevant course organisers. You will be able to take up to 40 credits of option courses from within ECA or from the wider College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. In Design and Screen Cultures, you will address the key histories and theories of design. attend regular life drawing classes to develop skills in research and observation. carry out collaborative work with other disciplines through longer projects. learn the fundamentals of animation by way of short sequential studio-based projects. be introduced to the theoretical and contextual aspects of design through a series of lectures and seminars. take Design and Screen Cultures courses, providing a contextual and theoretical understanding of the holistic nature of contemporary design and screen studies. maximise your chances for employment within a continually diversifying range of opportunities within the field. develop your critical awareness of the medium and its associated industries. Hand-in-hand with the development of your practical skill base, you will also: 
This results in a distinctive digital/analogue hybrid.Īnimation is one of the few media you can use to create and populate worlds and develop consistent systems of cause and effect, including:Īnimators use these resources to inform an audience for social and commercial purposes and/or immerse them in a compelling narrative. multi-million-view viral web animationsĪt Edinburgh College of Art ( ECA) we teach in a uniquely broad way that combines classical animation technique with innovative technologies.
interactive worlds and characters on games consoles. visual effects on the latest feature films. You can see examples of animators' work everywhere, including: AwardsĪs animation becomes more ubiquitous, animators are increasingly sought after by employers. You will make animated films, documentaries and more, both individually and as a team. puppet based stop-frame and drawn animation. Our multiple award-winning programme differs radically from most animation programmes in that we teach a broad spectrum of production methods.
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