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Rosa Farre
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Los Angeles
East LA College
CTE Dean
Kendra Madrid
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Program Details
Visual Development Certificate
New Program
Animation (061440)
08/21/23
This is a program certificate that serves as a continuation for Animation Level I. Upon completion of both Animation Level I and Visual Development, students will be awarded an Associate Degree in Animation (AA) with emphasis in Visual Development.
This program is recommended for students with a desire for designing the look and feel of any animation element (characters, environments, story). Students will learn skills needed in fields such as Animation, Games, Visual Effects.
Student learning outcomes:
- Acquire and demonstrate animation skills necessary to communicate effectively through visual means.
- Create and implement a variety of animation techniques in order to develop a filmic concept.
The 2019-2020 annual and three-year average number of awards conferred for all Animation Certificates and Animation AA degree is 12 and 11 respectively. This is currently a very popular discipline in our college, therefore we project a solid increase of completion of this certificate to about 18-20 students/year, for an increase of 50% to 70%.
Program Proposal Attributes
- Certificate of Achievement: 16 or greater semester (or 24 or greater quarter) units (C)
The objectives of this Certificate are:
- Align the program with other existing programs to provide an increase of transfers to 4 year institutions, since the typical entry-level education levels for the related occupations in Animation related field is a Bachelor's Degree.
- To make the degree more relevant to current employment trends.
- To provide access to a curriculum that traditionally is found mostly in more expensive 4 year colleges or higher-ed private institutions.
- To provide occupational skills to students interested in the Animation and other entertainment industries.
- To match students interest and abilities with employment needs by grouping courses based on career-based disciplines.
- Remap courses to offer a clear path to completion using the Guided Pathways framework.
- Utilize existing resources currently available in Animation Program (hardware and software) into a wider variety of subjects without having to increase dramatically the current course offerings.
- Include portfolio classes so students can apply for entry level positions in the entertainment industry.
Course Units and Hours
21
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Course Report
This is an intermediate/advanced Certificate of Animation discipline. There are four prereqs in this program.
- Three prereqs correspond to drawing courses (Art201, Art204 and Art209) required to complete the Animation Level I certificate.
- The other one is for the Portfolio or Project course, and is the culmination of the Visual Development Certificate. This course requires to demonstrate a certain level of proficiency in Visual Development, therefore a completion of other courses in this Certificate is required.
Course | Title | Units | Year/Semester (Y1 or S1) |
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Art205 | Life drawing II | 3 | S1 |
Animxxx - New course | Figure drawing for animation | 3 | S1 |
Anim212 | Character design and animation | 3 | S1 |
AnimXXX - New course | Environment Design | 3 | S1 |
Anim217 | Storyboarding | 3 | S2 |
Anim216 | Layout and Background art | 3 | S2 |
Anim219 | Animation process and production | 3 | S3 |
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Kenmdra Madrid
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03/07/23 - 09:03 AM
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