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Use design and color principles and theories to create professional animation in a business setting
Assessment Strategies
Projects
Criteria
Project displays a proficient execution of the design and color concepts
Artwork expresses a narrative the viewer can easily identify
Apply design and color principles in a creative manner to solve various visual problems
Differentiate which principles are applicable for different projects
You present your work in a professional manner
You participate in class critiques by asking relevant questions
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Demonstrate competence in technical and esthetic skills to meet the challenges in the animation profession
Assessment Strategies
Graphic Work/Projects
Skill Demonstration - Software Use
Criteria
Graphic work resembles that of a professional
File structures and project organization is clear and well packaged
Apply core design and color principles in an innovative manner
Apply design and color principles to solve various visual problems
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Apply critical thinking to complex problems and effective organization in a high-pressure workplace
Assessment Strategies
Projects
Criteria
Meet deadline requirements
Demonstrate originality in using the core design and color principles
Construct and adhere to a project schedule
Apply design and color principles to solve various visual problems
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Exhibit a clear understanding of the design and color lexicon as it relates to the animation field
Assessment Strategies
Critiques
Projects
Written exams
Criteria
Employ color and design terminology accurately during classroom critiques
Demonstrate a pragmatic/realistic use of the core design principles
Choose the correct animation terminology for work tasks
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Demonstrate creativity, innovation and flexibility in a continuously changing animation business environment
Assessment Strategies
Critiques
Projects
Criteria
Implement the core design and color principles in an innovative manner
Accept constructive criticism
Apply design and color principles to solve various visual problems
Design multiple visual solutions to a single visual problem
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Communicate effectively and professionally using appropriate media: including written, verbal, graphic and electronic communication
Assessment Strategies
Oral Presentations
Class critiques
Criteria
Use the proper animation-related terminology
Present work professionally
Ask relevant questions during critiques
Express a narrative the viewer can easily identify
Speak so the audience understands; convey meaning
Use inclusive language
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Assume responsibility for continuing education to maintain, expand and enhance professional and artistic growth
Assessment Strategies
Sketchbook
Projects
Written Product - Reference Material
Criteria
Identify influential and underrepresented professionals and their contributions to the animation field
Sketchbook includes personal influences
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Work effectively in team settings
Assessment Strategies
Critiques
Engaging in classroom discussions relating to color and design
Projects
Criteria
Engage constructively in classroom critiques, offer suggestions, and ask questions
Share knowledge in a setting with classmates
Accept constructive criticism
Implement effective interpersonal skills (listen, communicate using bias-free and inclusive language, use effective non-verbal skills)
Work cooperatively to support common goals
Contribute to group with ideas, suggestions, and effort
Complete own share of tasks necessary to complete a project
Empower team members by active listening and validating other's contributions
Respect diversity and differences in cultural identities
Function effectively with people from other cultures