9451 - Animation: Pathways to Production
Course Description
Animation moves more than just characters; it drives industries forward. From film and games to advertising, marketing and healthcare, animation plays a key role in how people communicate, entertain and solve problems.
Each week, you’ll build on the foundations while experiencing and discussing the history of animation. Join real-world studio scenarios at key stages of the animation pipeline to create storyboards, practice 2D and 3D animation techniques, and develop skills using digital tools.
Work independently and in teams, set goals, stay focused and share progress. Complete multiple projects throughout the course, each building momentum and confidence. Guest speakers from across creative industries will share feedback and career insights. Whether aiming for media, tech or design, you will acquire new skills for the future.
Notes
Teen work readiness courses are designed for high school students seeking professional pathways in art and design. Students join 9-week courses led by professional artists, designers, and art educators. They complete work simulations that mimic real-world projects and applications while gaining and improving essential skills needed for future success.
Teen work readiness courses are designed with many creative pathways in mind. The program teaches students how to thrive in college, careers and other life opportunities. The curriculum is modeled after courses that were previously recognized as credit-bearing high school courses and aligned with the National Core Arts Standards.