If you want to write, design and animate a short film, taking it from initial concept through to festival-ready completion, this is the course for you. Learn how to pitch your script to industry professionals and funding bodies while critically engaging with animation through a range of theoretical frameworks
Semester 1 focuses on writing, pitching and designing production materials. Explore the anatomy of animation, gaining insight into the layers of production and refining a considered creative approach.
Semester 2 moves into production. Work in either 2D or stop motion using dedicated studio spaces, technical labs and workshops. Develop skills in sound, editing, performance and direction, supported by experienced staff and technical specialists - ready to release the final film.
At least a UK 2.2 honours degree in animation or equivalent.
Other first degree subjects may be accepted when combined with a portfolio of creative work at an acceptable standard.
You have access to the School Students Future programme to develop your graduate employability skills. This involves a series of activities delivered to all students, year groups, subject cohorts or subject groups and includes industry speaker talks, extra-curricular industry challenges and company visits. The programme is co-ordinated by a team of academic staff, representing each subject area, who are actively working with our industry partners and other external organisations to ensure you are equipped with the skills required for the changing needs from industry.
Anatomy of a Film
Creative Animation
Final Film
Industry Practice
Production Design
Script and Pitch
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