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On-campus resources for Animation students include two digital labs, animation stations, and screening spaces, as well as access to equipment through PAFA’s Arcadia Fine Arts Library. Students can check out various still and moving image cameras from the library for in-class and outside use. View on Youtube: įeaturing work by (in order of appearance): Sophia Teixido, Clarissa Kear, Marcus McGuire, Jesse Best, Aimee Liriano, Haley Powell, Eloise Avery, Darya Khristich, Ryan Foxx, Victoria Rivers, Michael Rodriguez, Nastassia Sharanhovich, Sofia Sierra, Eloise Avery, Nicholas Carlson, Mary-Beth Drabiszczak, Michaela Driggers, Clare Fitzgerald, Aesha Foley, Joelle Lemongelli, Hunter McKnight, Georgia Reeves, Jacklyn Pena, Basak Kilicbeyli, Jiatong Tian, Andrea Bozym, Heather Palmer, Bhoomi Patel, Marcus McGuire, Ava Haitz, Jesse Best, Jiatong Tian Animations made by current and recent alumni of PAFA

Lynch created his first moving work, Six Men Getting Sick, as a student at PAFA. This tradition continues to the present day, and PAFA offers video and moving image courses at both the graduate and undergraduate level, with numerous students and faculty working in various forms of time-based media.

PAFA's narrative painting tradition laid the groundwork for many alumni to explore kinetic and time-based artforms, including pioneering experimental animator Mary Ellen Bute (1906–1983) and award-winning filmmaker and artist David Lynch. PAFA has a long history with moving images that can be traced back to the institution's earliest days with founder Charles Willson Peale's 'moving pictures'.

Our unique program connects PAFA's world-class undergraduate training in studio arts with moving imagery and narrative storytelling, emphasizing experimental fine art-based approaches to animation, including stop-motion and 2D animation techniques. The program also provides students with professional training on the latest digital platforms and techniques, preparing them for career paths in the animation industry. PAFA's concentration in Animation offers students an opportunity to explore the ever-expanding world of this art form.

Adobe animate projects for high school students