- Degree Bachelor
- Code: RTV443
- Credit hrs: 3
- Prequisites: Introduction to Video Editing RTV341
This course includes enabling students to: Identify the history of Motion Graphics and Animation. Identify the uses of Motion graphics in various media. Identify various animation techniques. Analyze the aesthetic issues involved in designing multimedia artifacts. Explain how the union of images and typography can function as a visual communication tool.
Media Department
Title: Motion Graphics Design – Applied History and Aesthetics Author: Jon Krasner
| content serial | Description |
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| 1 | 1 A brief History of Motion Graphics and experimental Animation 2 Motion Graphics in Film, Television, Interactive media and the Environment 3 Motion Literacy: Choreographing Movement 4 Images, Live-Action, and Type 5 The pictorial and sequential Composition 6 Conceptualization 7 7th week assessment 8 Animation Processes 9 Motion Graphics Composition and Sequencing 10 Motion Graphics Composition and Sequencing Cont’d 11 Introduction to an authoring/animation tool 12 12th week assessment 13 Putting theory into practice - Documentation, design and development of multimedia artefacts. 14 Final Presentation of Projects 15 Final revision |
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