Media Studies Animation & Motion Graphics - Marymount College

Media Studies Animation & Motion Graphics from Marymount College is a Campus Bachelor Multimedia degree that prepares you for a Communications career. Imagine Your Future Imagine graduating with the essential knowledge and ability to join an advertising or graphic design agency, work for a film production company or open your own studio. Imagine a meaningful internship before you begin your job search and a service learning experience that includes on-the-job knowledge. Imagine completing your degree with a digital resume showcasing your academic achievements and hands-on experience. Your dreams can come true with a Marymount College Bachelor's Degree in Media Studies. Marymount College alumni have reached professional success in design, film production and interactive media. Former students own design photography studios, while others work in film production, advertising and Web development for companies such as DigiLabs, ABC and Showtime. You Choose Your Area of Interest Beginning your freshman year as a Media Studies student, you will delve right into the theory and production classes that will prepare you for graduation. These courses will help you build a portfolio of your work to show potential employers or graduate schools. In the pursuit of a Bachelor of Arts in Media Studies you will select an area of concentration within the following area: Animation & Motion Graphics ? The Animation & Motion Graphics program is specifically designed for the aspiring animator or special effects artist. Classes include theory courses in Western Civilization Art, History of Broadcast Media, Multimedia and Graphic Design and Asian Art & Architecture. Studio work includes Drawing, Digital Photography, Digital Photography, Video Editing, 3-D Design, Modeling and Animation, Typography, Illustration and Interactive Web site Design. Graduate Well-Prepared for the Future A student seeking a Bachelor's Degree in Media Studies can expect to complete their degree with: The ability to think critically and to analyze and critique professional and academic design The understanding of major design elements in both a contemporary and historical context and the ability to research, write and discuss visual culture The awareness of business practices and professional standards in the use of Photoshop, Illustrator, Quark/InDesign and traditional media The knowledge to design and create professional level artwork using global digital technologies and employ advanced formal design principles, color theory and creative media concepts to complete an exhibition portfolio. View more details on Marymount College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Multimedia courses.