About the course
This course is designed to appeal to a broad range of practitioners including traditional puppeteers, 3D animators and games developers.

Students will explore the synergies between puppetry, object theatre and digital animation, as well as the key themes common to both traditional and modern practice.  Analysis and interrogation of the character of both live and mediated arenas is central to this degree, allowing students to explore international differences in the theory and approaches to both puppetry and digital animation. Interdisciplinary collaboration in the early stages of the MA is encouraged.

Resources and facilities
The MA is hosted by the School of Art and Design, giving students access to a range of excellent dedicated facilities within the School, ranging from traditional media through to industry-standard digital technology centres. Facilities are supervised by skilled technical personnel.

How do you study?
The course lectures and seminars are delivered by University tutors, invited designers, artists and other visiting professionals. Students will receive individual and group tutorials as well as opportunities for interdisciplinary working and regular peer-review presentations.

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