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Overview Admission Requirements English Language Assessments Who Should Enrol? Locations, Dates and Fees Courses and Descriptions Computer/Laptop Requirements Recognition of Prior Learning Awards and Scholarships Graduation Requirements Employment Potential
  • Two-year diploma
  • Fall entry date
  • Annual application deadline: March 1 (For Fall 2025, the application deadline has been extended to May 15)
  • Exchange District Campus, Winnipeg
  • All laptops are being provided by the college for the duration of the program
Overview

The Animation diploma program is designed to equip you with essential 2D knowledge, skills and technical abilities. This program focuses on an in-depth exploration of figure drawing, principles of animation, character design, storyboarding, concept design, background and prop creation, storytelling, and creative project management. Additionally, you will develop a strong foundation in animation theory and practice and learn how to bring characters and scenes to life through fluid and expressive movement. In the final term, with the help of industry mentors, you will work on a major animation project intended to be the highlight of your final demo reel compilation of your best work. This program will prepare you to pursue diverse professional opportunities within the animation sector.

Graduate Profile

Upon successful completion of the Animation program, the graduate will learn to:

1. Create fluid and believable animations by applying the core principles of animation.
2. Create animation and storyboards using industry-standard 2D animation software. 
3. Draw the human form to accurately represent proportions, anatomy, and movement.
4. Construct compelling and consistent visual worlds through background designs and illustrations.
5. Design unique characters with consistent personality and movement.
6. Develop storyboards to translate scripts and concepts into coherent visual sequences. 
7. Develop compelling narratives and engaging characters using storytelling principles, with a focus on Indigenous storytelling and animation.
8. Control the speed, rhythm, and weight of animated movements to ensure animated actions appear natural and engaging.
9. Collaborate in teams and communicate ideas to contribute to the achievement of cohesive and high-quality animation projects.
10. Build a portfolio/demo reel to highlight animation knowledge and skills, and technical abilities.

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