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Kora Kosicka

Sessional Instructor

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Education:

BMA
ECU, 2007

Bio

Kora is a visual development illustrator who primarily works as a colour and lighting design concept artist for animation. She graduated from then animation program at ECU (then known as the Emily Carr Institute of Art + Design) in 2007 with a Bachelor degree in Media Arts. Kora's credits include character work and art direction for various animated series, as well as concept art for 2D and CG projects.

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Courses

Course Name Department Course Code Term
2D Animation 2DAN 201 26/FA

Description

Students are introduced to two-dimensional animation production methods and learn introductory-level 2D computer animation concepts and techniques. Through a series of creative projects, students explore drawn animation rendering methods, as well as scanning, digital imaging, compositing, interpolated movement, digital puppets, and the fundamentals of digital video production. At the end of the course, students are versatile with a range of digital production techniques that form the core workflow modalities of animation production.

Pre-requisites

No prerequisites.

2D Animation 2DAN 200 26/FA

Description

Through the observation and analysis of movement, students learn ways to create animated motion by studying introductory animation principles. Individuals work on a series of short assignments that support lecture topics. A particular focus is placed on drawn animation, where students create rough line-tests, critique work in class, make corrections to their animation, etc. A variety of important films are presented, relating contextually to lecture topics.

Pre-requisites

No prerequisites.

Animation ANIM 350 26/FA

Description

This senior level course provides students with an opportunity to develop a body of work in conversation with others around a specific topic (chosen by the instructor and circulated prior to registration). Repeatable for further credit.

Pre-requisites

No prerequisites.