Program Overview
This 30-unit program combines art foundation courses with computer graphics technology, preparing students for careers in special effects, animation, film editing, and sound engineering. Students develop technical proficiency and problem-solving skills through traditional and digital media, and create professional portfolios of their artwork.
Program Outline
Outline:
This program consists of 30 units, divided into 2 terms:
Fall 2023 (1st Term):
- ART 102 or ART 103 or FILM 159 (3 units) - Choose a course
- ART 110 (3 units) - Freehand Drawing
- ART 120 (3 units) - Two-Dimensional Design
- ART 193 (3 units) - Motion Picture Editing
- ART 191A (3 units) - 3d Computer Animation
Spring 2024 (2nd Term):
- ART 112 (3 units) - Life Drawing
- ART 195 (3 units) - 3D Modeling for Animation
- ART 114 (3 units) - Storyboarding and Animation Principles for Film
- ART 191B (3 units) - 3D Computer Animation Project
- ART 121 or ART 194A or ART 198 or ART 195B (3 units) - Choose a course
Careers:
This program prepares students for careers in:
- Special Effects Artists and Animators
- Film and Video Editors
- Sound Engineering Technicians
Salary Range:
$29,000 - $196,000 with an average salary of $82,000.
Other:
- This program combines art foundation courses with computer graphics technology.
- Students develop technical proficiency and problem-solving skills through traditional and digital media.
- They learn the fundamental concepts of visual literacy, critical thinking skills in 3D design, 3D modeling, and animation.
- This program enables students to enter the workforce with personal professional portfolios of their artwork.
Cerritos College
Overview:
Cerritos College is a community college located in Norwalk, California. It offers a wide range of academic programs, career training, and transfer pathways for students seeking to further their education. The college emphasizes inclusivity and diversity, creating a welcoming environment for all students.
Services Offered:
Cerritos College provides various services to support student success, including:
