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DIGITAL MEDIA ARTS, COMPUTER ILLUSTRATION & ANIMATION |
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Digital Media Arts Our newest program, the Digital Media Arts major has attracted a talented (and quickly growing) group of students who want to use the medium of digital animation to tell stories that convey deeply felt human experiences from a redemptive perspective. Those who major in DMA at Huntington University study with two of the best Christian digital animators in the field, Steve Leeper and Bryan Ballinger (read about their work with Veggie Tales and other animated productions by clicking on their names). Students choose from two focused tracks in the DMA program: Animation, or DV Cinema. (Learn more about these options.) Huntington University has a state-of-the-art animation lab with digital media workstations. Students attend an annual DV Cinema/Digital Media Arts festival and can choose to spend a semester at the CCCU’s Los Angeles Film Studies Center. Reflecting the dual nature of the degree program, the Digital Media Arts program is closely linked with the Department of Fine Arts, giving you the best of both the art and communication disciplines. We invite you to attend a Communication Visit Day in October or April each year to meet the professors, see the labs, attend a class, and eat and sleep on campus as a prospective student. Parents are welcome to attend the sessions also. Contact the Huntington University admissions office at 800-642-6493 for more details. |
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