Knowledge
			
-the process and relationship between visual design, story board and
 layout
-a visual narrative within the context of the story content 
-colour, mood, atmosphere in background painting and colour theory
-different aspects of character, story lines, and audience
 expectations
-appropriate software to realize visual and aural style or vision
-different types of perspective
-visual film continuity and principles of editing for spatial
 continuity
-elements of cinematography
-knowledge of art direction
-the element of sound design and application to story

 
            Skills
			
-research for location, setting, aesthetics and story
-construct imagined space from a variety of perspectives with
 effective composition and picture construction
-produce layout environments that communicate a given setting and mood
-demonstrate flexible thinking and problem solving solutions in
 creating storyboards based on a given story scenario
-draw within the principles of perspective
-structural drawing
-application of colour theory to create mood, atmosphere
-the ability to utilize technology to achieve the desired effects
 using compositing, painting and editing programs
-use computer software to produce audio track
-determine computer software to render desire effects

 
            Attitudes
			
-value the process and experience of team work
-working effectively in teams to direct and produce storyboards
-responsible awareness of the amount of work and degree of skill
 required to produce successful animation layouts by a given deadline
 date

There will be a series of assignments requiring research, layout 
packages, including animation poses, field guides, overlay/underlay, 
and backgrounds. The assignments will be related to and in support of 
the work being produced in Animation and Design 3. 
Students are required to meet intermediate deadlines in the 
production process with work in progress. This will formulate part of 
the final grade. The assignments will be completed both in class and 
out of class homework.
 
Assignment #1      15%
Assignment #2      15%
Assignment #3      15%
Assignment #4      15%
Assignment #5      15%
Assignment #6      15%
Participation      10%
Total             100%

Note: Assignments and due dates (to be determined in consultation
      with the course leader)

Evaluation Practices

Assignment and Test:
- It is expected that students will submit assignments at the
  beginning of class and write tests on time.
- Students must be present in class to get credit for pop quizzes
  and/or in-class assignments (where applicable).
- Students who are absent for homework assignments are responsible
  for finding out what was missed.
- If there are exceptional circumstances for missing a test or
  assignment due date, students should make every effort to notify
  the teacher before the time or date.

Late Assignments:
- Unless there are verifiable medical or compassionate grounds for
  lateness, or if the student has  arranged an extension before the
  due date, late assignments will be downgraded as follows:
- 10% (one letter grade)  per day for a maximum of three days.
- After a period of three days' lateness, assignments will receive a
  grade of zero (0) percent.

Missed Tests:
- To have the opportunity to write a make-up test, the student may be
  required to provide appropriate documentation. All make up tests
  will be written at a time and place specified by the teacher.

Generic Skills
Generic Skills emphasized in the course:

Notes: N/A

General Education
This General Education course relates to the following themes as specified by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.

Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition
PLAR Contact (if course is PLAR-eligible) : Office of the Registrar
Students may apply to receive credit by demonstrating achievement of the course learning outcomes through previous relevant work/life experience, service, self-study and training on the job. This course is eligible for challenge through the following method(s):

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