- A storyboard and specification of your animation must be ready and turned in on Bb in a digital format.
- No subject-matters (themes or concepts) of your animation should be something you can think of in seconds that are often worn-out, clichéd and predictable.
- It must sound unfamiliar, odd, or peculiar in a way, and has an element of surprise or unexpectedness.
- The Bureau says, “opportunities should be best for those who have a wide range of skills or who specialize in a highly specific type of animation or effect.”
“I'm not different for the sake of being different, only for the desperate sake of being myself" - Vivian Stanshall
- * Art 344 Comp Anim II Only
Find an artist who utilizes the computer as his/her main creative medium, and makes animated films.
- Bear in mind that the artist you choose...
- makes animation (time-based, screen-based or media art) as contemporary art practices
- is rather an independent artist just like a painter or a sculptor usually working alone or with a small group of people
- works are original, creative and inventive in some degree
- During the meeting, you will give a brief presentation about the artist you have chosen and his work.
- Submit your research in any digital format you prefer such as PPT, PDF or Doc...
