Storyboard for TV Animation with Alan Wan (Online Course)

Storyboard for TV Animation with Alan Wan (Online Course)

Brand: Concept Design Academy
SKU: 106
840.00 USD Out of stock Buy at Merchant

This class focuses on the storyboarding techniques used primarily in TV animation pipeline. Topics discussed will range from the basics of shots and composition, building up to shot progressions and movement composition, to the more advanced creation of pacing and rhythm in a story sequence. If time permits, the class will also cover drawing shorthands, acting, and action choreography. You will receive all the class-related emails for this course about a week before the first day of class. CLASS #: 106 TIME: Sundays, 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM (PDT) START DATE: October 4th, 2026 DURATION: 10 Weeks* RECOMMENDED PREREQUISITE: Intro to Perspective Analytical Figure Drawing Sketching for Environment Costume Gesture Drawing MATERIALS: Computer/Laptop Wacom & Photoshop/Storyboard Pro required CLASS SYLLABUS: Click here INSTRUCTOR: Alan Wan Alan Wan is a Director / Producer at GXS Productions. Some of his past projects include "The Batman", "The Batman: Year One", "The Legend of Korra", "Blue Eye Samurai", "Invincible Fight Girl", & "Tales of the TMNT". TIME ZONE: All CDA class days/times listed above are based on the Los Angeles PST/PDT time zone. REFUND POLICY: For details about our class refund policy, please visit our "Refund Policy" and "Terms of Service" pages. *Due to reasons such as instructor sick day, family emergencies, storm, earthquake, fire, flood, or other unforeseen circumstances, Concept Design Academy reserves the right to push any class back 1 week in schedule if necessary. Students are strongly recommended to plan their schedule with some flexibility in mind to avoid schedule conflicts. *** Limit one seat purchase for each class per student. Multiple seat purchase of same class will not be honored. ***

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