Baycat Class Blog

This animated video was created as an introduction to pixilation at the BAYCAt Summer Media Camp 2009.

For our first light table exercise the Summer 2009 Animation Class came up with a few "exercises" of their own. Work it, baby!

That's a wrap for the first ever video game animation class.  A lot of time and creativity went into each of these games and I am pleased by the results.  The students of this semester  started each of their games thinking of the future.  Each story takes place on a different planet throughout our galaxy and you can explore planet to planet via the following internet portal.  Behold the wonders of planet Tarturis!  Brave the horrers of planet Kill Joy!  Pick sand from your toes on planet Hawa-i-i-i.  The galaxy is fruit for you, hungry traveler.  Eat merrily.

 

[link] : http://baycat.org/studentwork/GameAnimation09/

 

Tiffany J. put in a few extra hours outside of designing video games with the rest of the Flash Revolution class to put some finishing touches (like color and a spiffed-up soundtrack) on her animated masterpiece from last Fall, "Undivided Love." Show your support by rating it on YouTube and look for it soon at a film festival near you!

 

[UPDATE: "Undivided Love" has been selected for the official lineup at the Project YouthView Film Festival in Alameda! More information on our News Page.]

 

It is with a tearful eye that we bid farewell to our Fall 2008 Interns LaToya, Jose and Dina. Congratulations on all the progress you've made, and see you on the flipside! Of course we'll also see you on March 28th for the premiere of "The Point" at the Bayview Opera House (don't miss it!)