This module provides students the required skills to produce 3D models in a computer-based environment. Students will be able to explore the techniques on modelling, texture mapping, lighting, camera setting and other effect through 3D application.

This module is to introduce students to the history of animation. The emphasis of this module will be on the understanding of techniques, style, content, historical and social context in various milestones in animation. Student should gain more knowledge in order to use them more efficiently in the future within the realm of animation production.

Students obtaining foundation skills in 2D animation techniques will learn the timing and weight through a series of projects designed to demonstrate the principles of animation. Emphasis is on the importance of concept development, sequencing, timing, and character development using traditional animation materials and procedures. Issues such as key framing, in between, deformation, and cycling will be focused.

This module requires students to complete an assigned project brief relevant to their major. Students are expected to demonstrate their skills and knowledge on their understanding gained throughout the semester. This is a development-based module which focuses on consultation, presentations, discussions and critiques of individual projects.

This course will examine the context of script writing and story telling in preparation for film, video and media production. The module covers the theory of dramatic conflict and the three-act structure, with emphasis on developing effective characters and dialogue and the creation of a formatted script that conforms to industry standards.