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BFA in Animation


Animation is more than just motion graphics, it is the illusion of life. Animation is a growing field being used in films, television, videogames,and internet, and has grown into the simulation markets included in such fields as Automotive Manufacturing, and Medicine.

Success in the animation program comes through the two skill sets necessary for success in the industry:

  1. Drawing - A solid understanding and ability in the illustration arts with an emphasis on drawing the human figure.
  2. Animation - A solid understanding of the principles of animation with the ability to effectively use the principles to bring artwork to life.

BYU's Animation Program is a truly interdisciplinary program being collectively administered and taught through the Department of Visual Arts, Theater and Media Arts, and The School of Technology in the College of Engineering. Students have the opportunity to be mentored by working professionals from the many departments that participate in the program. Multiple Traditional and Computer Animation labs are accessible to students running the latest industry standard hardware and software.

Official Animation Website

http://www.et.byu.edu/animation/

Faculty

 

Kelly Loosli - Area Coordinator

  

Ryan Woodward

 

Student Portfolios

Our students have gone on to create films that have competed in prestigious film festivals and received several awards and accolades. View the portfolios of a few students and graduates of the Animation program.

To view samples of student portfolios, please visit the Portfolios section of our website.

Coursework

MAP (Major Academic Plan) summary of BFA in Animation

MAP (Major Academic Plan) comprehensive downloadable version

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