narrative

junior studio

Senior studio

Junior studio

Fall

• type 3

• narrative

• human centered design

Spring

• pro practice

• information architecture

• user experience

Sophomore studio

Explorations in this course will focus on creating and influencing meaning in both linear and non-linear narrative communication.  Sequence, rhythm, pacing, sound, and progression is explored in 2, 3, and 4-dimensional media.  Students are introduced to narrative theory to gain understanding of graphic design as a story telling device through the use of editing, authorship, action and story arcs.  Demonstrations and lectures will build a working knowledge of tools and techniques using planning & editing processes (storyboarding and writing).

a table

Mary Lim ’16 | marylim.com | Emmy Rice, assistant professor

a centre in a table

Mary Lim ’16 | marylim.com | Emmy Rice, assistant professor

Interactive Timeline

Mercedes Padro ’16 | mercedespadro.com and Mary Lim ’16 | marylim.com | Emmy Rice, assistant professor

Interactive Timeline

Sara Garrison ’16 | saragarrison.com and Patrick Stone ’16 | patrickmstone.com | Emmy Rice, assistant professor

Personal brand animation

Kristen Ashton ’17 | behance.net/kashton | Scott McCarthy, instructor

Tivoli logo build

Ashton Shechter ’16 | ashtonshechter.com | Emmy Rice, assistant professor