Based on a broad range of critical, conceptual, and production courses in the Video and Animation Concentration, students create artworks that gives expression to their ideas while engaging their audiences whether it is on monitors, theater screens, hand-held devices, or installations. Students’ interests and films range from traditional to experimental, fictional to factual, and simply entertaining to highly conceptual. Upon graduation, students are prepared for further study in a graduate program or for entry into the workforce.
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Joining is simple: declare the major, and you’re in. Become part of a vibrant creative community with deep roots in the East Bay.
Prospective students: Apply here
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Current students exploring a change of major: Contact Professor Michael Henninger to find out if BFA Art, Video and Animation fits your goals.
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