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Computer Animation: 3D (395-0-70)

Instructors

Spencer Striker

Meeting Info

Northwestern Qatar Room B-207: Mon, Wed 2:30PM - 3:45PM (AST)

Overview of class

This course focuses on the content creation from a three dimensional digital environment and camera-based production techniques. The class will introduce related concepts, such as 3D modeling, lighting, rendering, narrative structure, pacing, compositing and cinematographic match moving. In this introductory course, students will develop knowledge and skills as they learn about and produce computer-generated 3D elements in the realm of VFX, video games, and animation. A good understanding of motion and timing, as well as a sense of observation will be critical in this class. Students will also develop awareness related to the audiences' perceptual/emotional needs, digital asset management, and production methodology.

Registration Requirements


  • Prerequisites: None

  • Open to sophomores and above

  • MIT Technical-Practical Course

  • Satisfies Film and Design Minor

Enrollment Requirements

Enrollment Requirements: Registration is reserved for sophomore, juniors, and seniors only.