Course: MES160-1200, Spring 2025

active 1 day, 14 hours ago

This Course is OPEN.

Department

Media Arts and Technology

Academic Programs

Animation and Motion Graphics, A.S., Multimedia Programming and Design, A.S.

Course Contact

Course Code

MES160

Section Code

1200

Course Description

World History of Animation introduces students to seminal works of animation across time and cultures. The course discusses the evolution of the art form through the lens of technical innovations, socio-political contexts, and aesthetic movements. Students will study works ranging from large productions to independent and experimental shorts, and the influence of different international productions on one another, including Asian and European works and creators.

May be cloned by logged-in community members.

Acknowledgements: Based on the following:

MES 160 by Anna Pinkas, Jody Culkin

Recent Posts

Marcelle #9 Marcelle #9

"Rooty Toot Toot" uses bold, vibrant colors with high contrast flat, non-naturalistic color […] See MoreMarcelle #9"Rooty Toot Toot" uses bold, vibrant colors with high contrast flat, non-naturalistic color […]

Prompt 2 Prompt 2

"The Hand" (1965) by Jiří Trnka would probably been seen as subversive by the communist g […] See MorePrompt 2"The Hand" (1965) by Jiří Trnka would probably been seen as subversive by the communist g […]

Prompt 1 Prompt 1

In "Bust the Axis" (UK/US, 1943) and "Momotarō no Umiwashi" ("Momotaro's Sea Eagles," Japan, […] See MorePrompt 1In "Bust the Axis" (UK/US, 1943) and "Momotarō no Umiwashi" ("Momotaro's Sea Eagles," Japan, […]

Recent Comments

No Comments Found

Recent Discussions

Sorry, there were no discussion topics found.

Recent Docs

No Recent Docs

Members

1
2
Next