Read "Animation studies as an interdisciplinary teaching field" by Paul Ward.
Many interesting points on what is good and not good about teaching and studying animation. Suggests interdis application rather than training/apprenticeship models since those models only train people to maintain the current methods and not to grow/change.
Page 324, compared with performance studies
Page 328, difficulties in teaching praxis methodologies.
Page 330, dark side of work study apprenticeship quote: John Textor, CEO of Digital Domain, "30% of the workforce at our digital studio down in Florida is not only going to be free, with student labor, it's going to be labor that's actually paying us for the privilege of working on our films".
Many interesting points on what is good and not good about teaching and studying animation. Suggests interdis application rather than training/apprenticeship models since those models only train people to maintain the current methods and not to grow/change.
Page 324, compared with performance studies
Page 328, difficulties in teaching praxis methodologies.
Page 330, dark side of work study apprenticeship quote: John Textor, CEO of Digital Domain, "30% of the workforce at our digital studio down in Florida is not only going to be free, with student labor, it's going to be labor that's actually paying us for the privilege of working on our films".
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