Figure Drawing — Grades 10-12
Course # PC 101.1 (a.m.) or Course # PC 101.2 (p.m.)
This course offers an introduction to drawing the human form. Students work from unclothed models. Instruction develops drawing skills and provides figurative work for portfolio development. A supply list will be sent to registrants. Prerequisites: Basic high-school art skills. Parental consent required for students under 18 years of age.
Saturdays, 9 a.m.-noon or 1-4 p.m.
February 16-April 5, 7 sessions
No Class: March 22
Tuition: $145 ($135 before January 26)
Drawing for the Portfolio — Grades 9-12
Course # PC 102.1 (a.m.) or Course # PC 102.2 (p.m.)
In this class, instructors guide students in developing observational drawing and sighting techniques, design/composition skills and creative problem solving. Since a portfolio develops over time, students should expect this class to serve as one of the many steps they take in creating a strong portfolio for admission to a school of art or design. A supply list will be sent to registrants.
Saturdays, 9 a.m.-noon or 1-4 p.m.
February 16-April 5, 7 sessions
No Class: March 22
Tuition: $145 ($135 before January 26)
Creating the Scholarship-Level Portfolio — Grades 11-12
Course # PC 200
Relying on technical skill and product output is insufficient to create a portfolio that makes one's work stand out among a pool of applicants. In this intense studio session, the instructor begins by evaluating the student’s current portfolio and suggests ways to develop a more polished and individualized body of work. From that point, the process continues with an understanding of what a scholarship level portfolio entails. In-class and out-of-class assignments, group collaborations, workshops on photo and digital documentation, slide presentations and weekly discussions improve critique skills and the ability to communicate ideas. Drawing from the unclothed model is included in the studio work. A supply list will be sent to registrants. Prerequisites: Must be a junior or senior working at an advanced level. Parental consent required for students under 18 years of age.
Saturdays, 9 a.m.-noon
February 16-April 12, 8 sessions
No Class: March 22
Tuition: $255 ($240 before January 26)
Fundamentals of Animation — Grades 10-12
Course # PC 201
CLASS FILLED
Career Exploration
Product Design — Vinyl Toy Production — Grades 9-12
Course # PC 205
Students develop skills and explore the exciting career possibilities of an Industrial (Product) Designer through the creation of a vinyl toy. Concepts of market and point-of-purchase are discussed, and students learn the basic methods of mechanical drawing, workable design solutions and model development. Tuition includes most supplies.
Saturdays, 9 a.m.-noon
February 16-April 12, 8 sessions
No Class: March 22
Tuition: $255 ($240 before January 26)
Video Camera Basics: Shoot, Edit, Produce — Grades 10-12
Course # PC 207
This introductory course in digital video gives students the foundations to take video from the initial shoot to a finished DVD. The class covers video camera basics, digital video editing and DVD authoring. Students build their own projects using the iMovie and iDVD software. Prerequisite: Students must bring their own video cameras to class.
Instructor: Brandon Bauer
Saturdays, 1-4 p.m.
February 16-April 12, 8 sessions
No Class: March 22
Tuition: $255 ($240 before January 26))
Introduction to Digital Photography — Grades 10-12
Course # PC 204
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