Chuck Jones
Chuck Jones was an animator best known for the classical Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. His main area of animation was traditional 2D cel-animation. The reason I admire him is because of the smooth style of animation, in which the animated characters flow at a normal pace with regular timing. In addition to the highly exaggerated animation involving character bounces and swaying to assist the situation or the dialogue.
Edwin Catmull
Edwin Catmull is a computer scientist and current president at Pixar and Walt Disney Animation studios. The reason I put Edwin on the list was due to the major contribution he has done to computer graphics. During his time at University of Utah, Edwin created a 3D hand for a graduate film project. This project is recognised as one of the earliest examples of 3D computer animation.
Buddy Holly
Buddy Holly was a 1950s musician who wrote and sang rock and roll songs that are known as being classics today. Although Buddy has created amazing music in my opinion, it is not the only reason I decided to include him in this list. The reason I put him on the list was due to his consistency and determination to follow his dream despite all the negative responses from others. Buddy grew up in a time where rock and roll was considered an abnormal music genre, as country was the beloved music genre at the time. Buddy Holly played Rock and Roll much to the chagrin of others. However, Buddy did not give up on his dream of music career and eventually became famous, with his music being loved by many.
Year 1
- 4AD010 Art and Design in Context
- 4DM008 Practical Arts of Editing & Post Production
- 4DM025 Sound and image
- 5DM028 Character Development
- 5DM032 Innovative Animation
- 5DM039 3D Animation Production
- 5DM043 Visual Effects
- 5DM044 Story and Script
- 5DM045 Advanced Innovative
- 6DM016 Professional Animation Project
- 6DM022 Animation Research and Practice
- 6DM028 Professional Development
- 6DM029 Animation Production
- Animation essentials
- Developing Ideas & Experimentation for screen
- Drawing strategies
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