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Located on the 6th floor of the New Millennium Building and within the Creative Arts Studios (CAS), the Department of Animation fosters an integrated, practice-oriented study environment that mirrors the full digital content production pipeline.
The department’s learning spaces function as interconnected study groups and studios, where students collaboratively engage in hands-on projects, technical exploration, and research-based practice. Areas of focus include cultural heritage digital restoration, 3D asset creation and modeling, technical art and pipeline development, animation and motion capture, and Unreal Engine–based XR and virtual production.
Graduate and undergraduate students work side by side in these spaces, sharing workflows, experimenting with emerging technologies, and developing projects that bridge creative expression and technical problem-solving. Through project-based collaboration and studio-centered learning, students gain experience that reflects real-world production environments while cultivating their own creative and research interests. For more detailed information, please refer to the images below and contact the professor in charge of each study group.
The department’s learning spaces function as interconnected study groups and studios, where students collaboratively engage in hands-on projects, technical exploration, and research-based practice. Areas of focus include cultural heritage digital restoration, 3D asset creation and modeling, technical art and pipeline development, animation and motion capture, and Unreal Engine–based XR and virtual production.
Graduate and undergraduate students work side by side in these spaces, sharing workflows, experimenting with emerging technologies, and developing projects that bridge creative expression and technical problem-solving. Through project-based collaboration and studio-centered learning, students gain experience that reflects real-world production environments while cultivating their own creative and research interests. For more detailed information, please refer to the images below and contact the professor in charge of each study group.
