Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Through this course, demonstrations, and hands-on exercises, animation students learn squash and stretch, follow-through, keyframing, and overlap techniques while creating their own short animation projects. This is one of the first classes future animators take to learn basic animation skills.
COURSE OUTLINE
• In-person learning
• Session-based enrollment *
• Multiple-enrollment available **
• for grade 11, 12, and up
• 4-hour long class
• 8 classes / 8 weeks (1 session)
• 8 students max. per instructor
TUITION & FEES
• $1,450 tuition per session
• NO material fee required for this course
TERM CALENDAR
• SUMMER 2026: Mon, Jun 29 - Sat, Aug 22, 2026
- Independence Day Break: Sat, Jul 4, 2026 ****
BELL SCHEDULE ***
• MON - SAT
- Period 1: 10 am - 2 pm
- Period 2: 3 pm - 7 pm
SCHEDULED SESSION
• Session 1: Mon, Jun 29 - Sat, Aug 22, 2026 ****
SCHEDULED CLASS DAY & PERIOD ****
1. Sat, period 1
2. Sat, period 2
* The course begins and ends on the specific session schedules. You can still enroll in the course in progress when it remains open - please see the availability from the dropdown list.
** It may not be available depending on the course schedule - please see the availability from the dropdown list.
*** Some courses have slightly different bell schedules and they can be found in the class schedule.
**** Makeup classes are possible to students with excused absences ONLY when the class schedule of the enrolled course is available before the next term begins. (NO makeup classes can be rolled over into the next term.)
General Portfolio:
Most art colleges require a portfolio with drawing, painting, and mixed media. Out of 20 pieces, 10 to 15 should be general works. This course helps build a strong, diverse portfolio showcasing fundamental skills and creativity while aligning with their intended major.
Design, Digital Art, Sculpture, Figure Drawing Portfolio:
Showcase a student's passion and talent in their intended field of study. These portfolios are major-focused, with 5 to 10 out of 20 submitted pieces specifically dedicated to their chosen discipline.
Choosing Courses Based on Portfolio Needs:
In one course, students typically complete one artwork. However, depending on the size or complexity of the project, students may create more pieces or require additional time. If you are considering taking multiple courses, you can add courses based on the number of artworks needed for your portfolio.
Through this course, demonstrations, and hands-on exercises, animation students learn squash and stretch, follow-through, keyframing, and overlap techniques while creating their own short animation projects. This is one of the first classes future animators take to learn basic animation skills.
COURSE OUTLINE
• In-person learning
• Session-based enrollment *
• Multiple-enrollment available **
• for grade 11, 12, and up
• 4-hour long class
• 8 classes / 8 weeks (1 session)
• 8 students max. per instructor
TUITION & FEES
• $1,450 tuition per session
• NO material fee required for this course
TERM CALENDAR
• SUMMER 2026: Mon, Jun 29 - Sat, Aug 22, 2026
- Independence Day Break: Sat, Jul 4, 2026 ****
BELL SCHEDULE ***
• MON - SAT
- Period 1: 10 am - 2 pm
- Period 2: 3 pm - 7 pm
SCHEDULED SESSION
• Session 1: Mon, Jun 29 - Sat, Aug 22, 2026 ****
SCHEDULED CLASS DAY & PERIOD ****
1. Sat, period 1
2. Sat, period 2
* The course begins and ends on the specific session schedules. You can still enroll in the course in progress when it remains open - please see the availability from the dropdown list.
** It may not be available depending on the course schedule - please see the availability from the dropdown list.
*** Some courses have slightly different bell schedules and they can be found in the class schedule.
**** Makeup classes are possible to students with excused absences ONLY when the class schedule of the enrolled course is available before the next term begins. (NO makeup classes can be rolled over into the next term.)
General Portfolio:
Most art colleges require a portfolio with drawing, painting, and mixed media. Out of 20 pieces, 10 to 15 should be general works. This course helps build a strong, diverse portfolio showcasing fundamental skills and creativity while aligning with their intended major.
Design, Digital Art, Sculpture, Figure Drawing Portfolio:
Showcase a student's passion and talent in their intended field of study. These portfolios are major-focused, with 5 to 10 out of 20 submitted pieces specifically dedicated to their chosen discipline.
Choosing Courses Based on Portfolio Needs:
In one course, students typically complete one artwork. However, depending on the size or complexity of the project, students may create more pieces or require additional time. If you are considering taking multiple courses, you can add courses based on the number of artworks needed for your portfolio.