Animation | Springfield College

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Animation

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Whether you’re a budding or seasoned artist, the Animation minor at Springfield College will allow you to explore your creativity. Through art and computer courses, including a studio course in drawing, students will learn the basics of 3D character building and game design.  Core classes allow students to familiarize themselves with C++ and Java before specializing their minor to focus on video game design, digital sculpting, or advanced rigging and animation. 

Art or computer graphics and digital arts majors may choose this minor to supplement their artistic skills, while students in other majors can explore animation as a creative outlet.

Studying Animation At Springfield College
William Simpson Fine Arts Series

Celebrate the arts

The William Simpson Fine Arts Series entertains and inspires. Experience the arts with magnificent work from artists and performers from both inside and outside the Springfield College community. Attendees will be dazzled by dance performances and theater presentations, captivated by art exhibitions and thought-provoking film, and delighted by concerts and literary events.

William Simpson Fall 2019 Program