Join us this Summer at the Audain Art Museum for a series of hands-on Stop Motion Animation Workshops designed for participants aged 8 and up. Each session explores a different animation technique, allowing participants to experiment with storytelling and bring their ideas to life. Inspired by the incredible artworks displayed at the museum, participants will create their own animation using various methods.
Day 1: Dive into cut-out animation, moving paper characters frame by frame to craft unique animated scenes.
Day 2: Introduction to pixilation and object animation, where students will animate people and everyday objects in fun and unexpected ways.
Day 3: Sculpt and animate clay characters, learning the basics of character movement and expression.
Participants will work in small teams of up to three people and must bring a tablet or smartphone for animation (one per team) and their own lunch. No prior experience is needed.
3-day workshop, 9:30am-2:00pm daily.
$150 per person.
Members get 10% off.
About the Instructor:
Cléa Thomas is an artist and animator originally from France, with a background in Film and Film Animation, as well as Geology. She studied at Concordia University, the New Zealand Film Academy, and Sydney Film School before completing her Master's degree in Geology. Cléa offers engaging stop-motion animation workshops for kids, where they can explore creativity, storytelling, and animation in a hands-on environment. She is based in Pemberton, British Columbia, where she lives with her partner and three children.
Children & Youth Programming at the Audain Art Museum is generously supported by Youth Engagement Champions April 1 Foundation.
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