CSE 456 - Storyreel and DVD Design and Production for CG Animation
CSE 456 is offered to introduce students to the basics of animation principles and production as they relate to story development and design.  An analysis of award winning CG animated shorts and a review of the CG pipeline will be covered in this class.  Emphasis of the class will be on the design, development, and production of several storyreels --- a tool for the pre-production of animated features and shorts.  Students will also use authoring tools to design motion, and look and feel for DVD production. Credits: 4 Meet in the Allen Center 303 for all sessions Site Updates: -7/16 - Added tutorials for connecting to the network space and scanning on the Mac. -7/13 - Be sure to check out the recommended timeline for each stage of your storyreel. -7/12 - Added template files for thumbnails, final storyboards, and Premiere projects. -7/5 - Groups and roles added. -7/1 - Added part 3 of Brian's book. -6/29 - Story revision assignment added. -6/29 - The initial drafts of the 5 stories are now up. -6/29 - Added part 2 of Brian's book. -6/26 - Added part 1 of Brian's book, Invisible Ink.	administrative	personnel (cse456-staff@cs.washington.edu) Instructor: Barbara Mones Story Consultant: Brian McDonald TAs: Jon Mozeika Dane Barney Kira Lehtomaki course mailing list subscribe view archive syllabus / calendar animation web links recommended books Brian's movie picks
	projects	groups stories recommended timeline story revision assignment templates thumbnail sheet storyboard sheet Premiere project tutorials connecting to the class network space scanning on the Mac Premiere sample beat sheet story analysis questions John Lasseter's article on animation principles storyboarding the Simpson's way Summer 2004 projects groups stories final products
University of Washington, Seattle - 2005