Broadcast design and motion graphics is a mixture of graphic design in motion and experimental animation. Professionals create main titles for television and film, commercials and network design, as well as design and animation for new formats such as cell phones and iPods.

The SCAD-eLearning M.A. program combines taught and self-directed studies, critical approaches to spatial and material culture, project management, design methodology, research, communication and design theory.

Inspire Symposium
Inspire is a one-day symposium about motion graphics and media art.

Annual SCADDY Awards
Advertising-related student work is recognized in this annual awards show.

Master of Arts Degree in Broadcast Design and Motion Graphics

(Baccalaureate degree required)

ARTH	701	Contemporary Art
BCST	705	Visualization and Concept Storyboarding
BCST	709	Cinematography and Editing
GRDS	709	Typography Studio I
ITGM	715	Interactive Web Design
BCST	721	Media Theory in Broadcast Design
BCST	735	Broadcast Design Studio I
BCST	749	Broadcast Design and Motion Graphics Portfolio
BCST	7**	Broadcast Design Elective
Total Course of Study		45 hours

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Consult your faculty adviser in selecting elective courses.

Course numbers and titles are subject to change.

Course descriptions are available online.

Technical Requirements

Students are expected to use file transfer and compression utilities, and are encouraged to have a CD-R/DVD-R drive. In addition to general technical requirements for SCAD e-Learning, students enrolled in online broadcast design and motion graphics programs must purchase or have regular access to the following applications and/or peripherals:

• After Effects
• Final Cut Pro
• Illustrator
• Maya
• Photoshop
• Flash
• Premiere
• InDesign
• Acrobat

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