Animation

The animation program exposes students to a wide range of experimental and conventional techniques. These include documentary animation, character animation, stop motion, experimental video, digitally generated animation, and other emerging technologies. Regardless of their preferred technique, students learn to adopt strong problem-solving strategies.

Recognizing the collaborative nature of the medium, the program encourages collegiality and the development of interpersonal skills. Students learn how to critique their own work and the work of others in a constructive manner.

Coursework culminates in a degree project consisting of a sustained film as well as a portfolio and reel highlighting students’ professional and creative objectives.

Animation Faculty

Leland Burke, Professor
BFA, University Of Georgia
MFA, Rhode Island School Of Design

Tammy Marie Dudman, Assistant Professor
BFA, Rhode Island School Of Design
MFA, Milton Avery Graduate School Of The Arts, Bard College

Steven Gentile, Associate Professor
BFA, Rhode Island School Of Design

Flip Johnson, Professor
BFA, School Of The Museum Of Fine Arts

Bryan Papciak, Assistant Professor
BS, Bob Jones University/School of Fine Arts
MA, Bob Jones University/School of Fine Arts

Jesse Strauss, Assistant Professor
BFA, Rhode Island School Of Design
MFA, Hunter College Graduate School of Education

Programs

Animation