2d %2B experimental animation in Emily carr university of art and design

The field of animation is growing and filled with opportunities. Our 2D + Experimental Animation program equips you for a fulfilling career as an animator, narrative storyteller, artist, and filmmaker---with skills that will put you ahead of the pack in creative industries.Through traditional and digital drawing methods, students will learn everything they need to succeed as animation artists and filmmakers, with opportunities to experiment along the way. Our program prides itself on creative approaches to animation using a wide range of media, including the latest digital technologies, stop-motion, and motion graphics.The program is designed to give a thorough understanding of animation creativity and production. You'll study all aspects of animation---from fundamental design principles and character development to storytelling, filmmaking, and advanced production techniques. You'll learn critical thinking skills, media theory and aesthetics, and the history of animation. You'll also master the latest digital drawing techniques and animation software. Best of all, you'll be mentored by seasoned animation practitioners working in the cultural and entertainment sectors.Our program is unique in its balance of critical learning and hands-on creating: during your 3rd and 4th years of study, you'll create two major animation projects, bringing your own vision to life. With these stand-alone projects under your belt upon graduation, you'll be prepared to jump straight into your career in the animation industry and creative sector.

The minimum academic requirement for admission to Emily Carr University undergraduate programs is graduation from grade 12 secondary school, with five grade 12 subjects. These include:English Studies 12 with a minimum grade of 'C',two other grade 12 academic courses,two grade 12 elective courses.The minimum overall grade point average required for admission is 2.5 or C+ or 67%. All elective courses must be grade 12 and can be Ministry Approved, Board Approved or Locally Developed.

animator, narrative storyteller, artist, and filmmaker

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