Adjunct- 2D Animation and 3D Modelling

Job Description:

Listed below are the classes that need to be taught and the skills covered in each class:

CART 2501 (formerly 212) 2D Animation, 3 credits
(each class is 1 hour and 50 minutes long. Two meetings per week, 15 weeks total)

• stretch, squash, weight, and timing.
• Character construction and Rotation
• Walk/run cycle
• Storyboard presentation
• Sound and postproduction in Adobe Premiere Pro or another software that fits the need.
• Assist students in animating their pieces for portfolios

CART 2500 (formerly 209) 3D Modeling, 3 credits
(each class is 1 hour and 50 minutes long. Two meetings per week, 15 weeks total)

• Creating, setting and organizing Maya projects
• Polygon modeling tools
• UV layout
• Texturing with both Photoshop and Maya
• Lighting
• Environment design and paint brush (sky, land, water?)
• Camera animation
• Rendering
• Postproduction with Premiere Pro for portfolio pieces

Duties

• Provide excellent instruction and facilitate student engagement.
• Provide grades and feedback on progress throughout the semester.
• Strive for student success in preparing them to enter a professional creative field.
• Cover the required technical and theoretical aspects of the syllabus.
• Maintain student attendance records.
• Submit interim and final grades by published deadlines.
• Each class meets twice weekly. Each class period is 1 hour and 50 minutes.
• The Spring '23 semester starts on January 23, 2023. Last class is May 9.

Requirements:

Required Qualifications

• Master's Degree in a related area
• Professional experience in a related area
• Experience teaching at college-level

Preferred

• Experience with a learning management system such as Blackboard

Application Instructions:

To apply online go to: http://oneonta.interviewexchange.com/candapply.jsp?JOBID=147506 Please upload a resume covering education and artistic and teaching experiences, cover letter, link to a portfolio that demonstrates ability and mastering the subjects in their own works, link to a portfolio of the applicant's students' work samples is preferred to prove their ability of teaching and contact information for three professional references (required).

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