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Color and Light for Concept Art

Dive into color and light. You’ll examine how various light sources interact with objects and environments and learn to apply color and light principles to create concept art, imagery, and design.

Storyboarding for Film Genres

Learn to storyboard for a variety of film genres: comedy, drama, action, and musical. You’ll gain a comprehensive skill set by drawing, staging, and creating story sequences for animation and live action production. (This course is cross-listed with ANM 370.)

Writing the Feature Film 1 (Fall)

Gain the skills to generate feature film ideas, develop characters, craft an outline, and begin your screenplay. (This course is cross-listed with MPT 870.)

Fashion Business: Entrepreneurship

Become a fashion entrepreneur. By identifying market opportunities and establishing a unique point of view, you will develop a business plan to market and sell your own product or service.

Light and Color Perception

Design is a responsibility. As a designer, you’ll learn to harness the power of light and color to impact human emotional responses, influence way finding, and play a role in behavioral modification. Plus, explore how color and light affect perception and the interior environment and learn to use this knowledge… Read More

Voiceover – Fall

Build your book of characters for games, cartoons, anime, and toys. You will set up a home recording studio under the instructor’s guidance. Work with new voiceover styles and techniques every week. Over the course of this class you will create more than a dozen characters!

In the Mood for Interior Design

Join us for an exciting workshop in which you will explore the world of Interior Architecture & Design, while getting the opportunity to design a concept and mood board for your favorite fictional character from a movie, tv, or video game! Using our in-house Interior Design Materials Library, you will… Read More

Abstract Painting

You’ll explore modern art from its inception to today, discovering how form and color are distorted to elicit an emotional response, then applying this to your own painting interpretations. (This course is cross-listed with FA 423.)

Structures: Wood and Steel

Collaboration between architects and structural engineers determines the success and safety of a building. See architecture from the perspective of a structural engineer. You will evaluate the unique properties of wood and steel-common structural materials in the U.S. in response to gravity and lateral forces.