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Enter the fantastic and magical world of 2D animation and learn the artistic and technological fundamentals of animation from experienced university lecturers.
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Animation, as a precursor of cinema, is an artistic discipline where everyone can experiment with the illusion of creating life in drawings and inanimate objects.
It allows students to develop their imagination, and at the same time discover a new world with great job opportunities (nowadays animation has a huge presence in many film productions, video games, advertising, etc.).
To introduce them to this exciting industry, UDIT has created the Animacamp, in which, for two weeks, participants will have the chance to enter the fantastic and magical world of 2D animation, andwill learn from university professors with experience in the industry the artistic and technological foundations of an industry that fills the creative imagination. They will use state-of-the-art computer classrooms and professional software and tools while developing an animation project.
More information: 91 555 25 28 Ext. 241
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If you are in 3rd and 4th year of ESO or Bachillerato and would like to register for the camp, please fill in the registration form.
Important: the deadline for registration is 27 June 2025 .
Are you a creative person with a passion for design and technology?
UDIT offers you the opportunity to attend any of our camps at a reduced price of €350* (Price without scholarship: €590) for students in the 1st year of Bachillerato .
*Reduced price for the first 40 registrations.
Important: deadline for enrolment with scholarship is 5 May 2025.
In order to maximise the learning process and to allow them to progress throughout the duration of the course in the development of a short animation film, the organisation of the course will be based on the following structure:
Animation techniques to be addressed:
Starting from the basis of the story defined on the first day, the students will deepen their knowledge of plasticine-based animation techniques in order to transform it throughout the course into a short animation film using stop-motion techniques where they will move their plasticine characters frame by frame.
Starting from the basis of the story defined on the first day, students will delve into animation techniques based on 2D drawings disassembled into articulated pieces to move and capture frame by frame, where students will test their skills in coordinating movements on flat surfaces.
Starting from the basis of the story defined on the first day, students will delve into traditional animation techniques based on 2D design to transform it throughout the course into a short animated film.
