Motion

ART 378 Final Grading Semester Two

Goal The goal of final grad­ing is to pro­vide an assess­ment of stu­dent work com­pleted at the end of the semes­ter. G

Course Introduction 01.01: Evaluation Procedures

Goal This goal of this infor­ma­tion is to define the para­me­ters of course assessment.

Course Introduction 01.01.02: Successive Course Summary

Goal This goal of this infor­ma­tion is to define the para­me­ters of course assess­ment unique to a suc­ces­sive

Assignment 03.08.02: Opening Title Sequence

Goal Cre­ate a com­plete com­mu­nica­tive mes­sage using the visual, kinetic, and audi­ble prin­ci­ples of anima

Assignment 02.05.02: Optical Illusion

Goal To use the lim­i­ta­tions of human per­cep­tion to com­mu­ni­cate to a given audi­ence through ani­ma­tio

Assignment 01.01.02: Show Package

Goal To under­stand and appre­ci­ate the impli­ca­tions of using time and motion as a design ele­ment to rein­forc

Exercise 05.10: Flipbook Animation

Goal To expe­ri­ence the basics of clas­sic ani­ma­tion tech­niques to truly under­stand the mod­ern skills needed for

Exercise 01.01: Sequence and Audio

Goal The goal of the exer­cise is to develop a nuanced aware­ness of the con­nec­tion between motion and audio.

Assignment 01.03: Reverse Storyboard

Goal Under­stand the plan­ning nec­es­sary to cre­ate an engag­ing scene through audio, com­po­si­tion, shot selec­t

Course Introduction 01.01: Required Materials

Goal This goal of this infor­ma­tion is to define the sup­plies needed for the course.

Course Introduction: Evaluation Procedures

Goal This goal of this infor­ma­tion is to define the para­me­ters of course assessment.

Bibliography — ART 378

Adobe Cre­ative Team; Adobe After Effects CS5 Class­room in a Book; Adobe Press 1st Paperback/DVD edi­tion: 2010. ISBN
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