Description
[Social Practice minor] This course will explore how animation has historically served as a form of political protest and social commentary. Students will discuss the various ways animation can support powerful social change and provides an advanced exploration of the uses and functionality of animation as a political tool. The class structure will allow students to spend a semester studying the theory behind political filmmaking, screening a broad range of politically based animations and culminate with the production of their own short animated film. No prior animation experience is necessary.