UW Animation Capstone Program
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The Animation Capstone is an interdisciplinary program where students can create a 3D animated film. The University of Washington Paul G.
Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering, together with the Schools of Art, DxArts, Drama, Music, and Architecture, have launched a new interdisciplinary center of research and education, called the Animation Research Labs (ARL). Core support for the ARL comes from the Advanced Technology Initiative, a collaborative undertaking of the University of Washington, Washington State University, an
05/03/2019
We are excited to announce that Dancer by the Sea was selected to screen at SIFF (Seattle International Film Festival) as apart of the Family Picture Show this year on Saturday, May 25th! Congratulations to the production team!
Dancer By the Sea A widowed dancer saves an otter on her beachfront and nurses it back to health.
05/24/2018
Our application for the 2018-2019 school year is open! Join us for a fun year of 3D filmmaking!
Animation Research Labs Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) and the Animation Research Labs invite you to an information session on the Animation Production undergraduate course sequence at UW Seattle. This sequence runs from Summer 2018 (A term) through Spring 2019. Our Summer courses, Story for Animation, Facial Express...
04/20/2018
We had a great time at teaching kids about animation!!
We had a great time learning about getting into character with Gary Schwartz and Brian McDonald! Check out this awesome 360 footage of an exercise with Gary.
01/31/2018
We’re very excited to share that Fish Out of Water won an Honorable Jury Mention for Animation at the NOIDA International Film Festival! Congrats to the team!
01/17/2018
We are excited to announce that both Short Changed and Fish Out of Water will be screening at the NOIDA International Film Festival in New Dehli, India!
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11/09/2017
Our students are getting physical! This is a great example of being visual and "showing, not telling" in a story pitch. We're excited to see how the students' group projects (a.k.a. Mousetrap Shorts) turn out this year!
10/16/2017
We are happy to share that Short Changed has been selected to screen at the Anchorage International Film Festival Season 17!
Anchorage International Film Festival · DECEMBER 1-10, 2017 Films worth freezing for
Short Changed will be screening at the Destiny City Film Festival in Tacoma on August 26th alongside many other amazing films. Check it out!
http://destinycityfilmfestival.com/film/short-changed/
Short Changed | Destiny City Film Festival Short Changed Director: Barbara Mones Genre(s): AnimationFamilyShort Running Time: 6 Location: Seattle DCFF SCreening: 2017 Synopsis A small quiet park filled with people hoping to cast their wishes in the park’s fountain is invaded by a sinister character aiming to steal their wishing coins. Screen...
Want to make a cool 3D animated movie with cool people? Interested in the 3D film pipeline? Apply to the UW Animation Capstone program in the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering! We are passionate about storytelling and filmmaking, and hope to see your application for our Fall 2017 class! Apply at the link below:
Animation Research Labs Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) and the Animation Research Labs invite you to an information session on the Animation Production undergraduate course sequence at UW Seattle. This sequence runs from Summer 2017 (A term) through Spring 2018. The Summer course, Story Design for Computer Animation,...
05/30/2017
Short Changed screened this past weekend at the SIFF Cinema Uptown! It was such an honor to see this film shown alongside so many other amazing short films. The production team, alumni, current students, and friends and family all showed up to see the premier. Thanks to everyone for all their support!
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