Motion Graphics BA (Hons)
Careers
As well as traditional areas
such as film, television and
advertising, motion graphics
are now an integral part of all
aspects of our lives from the
interface on our mobile phones
to installations at performances,
exhibitions and events.
Recognising this, companies
and agencies of all types are
increasingly setting up in house
motion graphics units.
The Course
The course covers the full range
of skills needed to become a
motion graphic designer. These
skills are both creative and
practical and all are tailored
specifically to the needs of the
motion graphic design industry,
and underpinned by academic
research. The focus of the
course is the communication
of concepts and information
through motion and across
specific time frames. The key
areas covered are narrative,
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visual communication,
typography, animation, live
action and branding as well
as examination of the history,
context and future potential of
motion graphic design.
Within each area of study there
is initially a focus on underlying
principles and core skills relevant
to working in motion graphics.
This is followed by exploration
of how these are employed and
integrated with each other in
professional practice.
In their final year students are
able to focus on specific areas
of practice through self initiated
projects as well as demonstrate
their broader knowledge,
understanding and skills through
competitions or live briefs.
Duration:
3 years full-time
Institution:
RAVEN R06
Course:
W280
Term starts:
September 2019
Entry requirements:
89
How to apply:
90
Motion Graphics is an understanding of how both movement and
time impact on design. This course is recognised within the media
and broadcasting industries as the premier course for developing
creative thinkers with technical expertise. With the growth of
digital culture, motion graphics has become one of the fastest
growing areas of design.
For more information
ravensbourne.ac.uk/
motion-graphics
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