OFFICIAL BACHELOR DEGREE IN ANIMATION

BASIC

• Possess the knowledge and aptitudes imparted during general secondary education and apply them in a professional way.
• Be capable of forming and defending arguments and the resolution of problems within their area of study.
• Have the capacity to gather and interpret relevant data and produce judgements that include reflection.
• Share information, ideas, problems and solutions with specialist as well as non-specialist audiences.
• Possess the necessary learning skills to take on further study with a high level of autonomy.

GENERAL

• Lifelong learning through independent study and continued education.
• Demonstrate flexibility and versatility when faced with changes and new situations.
• Be able to present innovative resources, ideas and methods and to crystallise them into actions.
• Exercise leadership and negotiation skills.
• Show initiative and entrepreneurial spirit.
• Pursue quality.
• Interest in environmental, social and corporate social responsibility matters.
• Capacity for team work.
• Effective time management.
• Working in an international context with diverse and multi-cultural environments.
• Basic skills for interpersonal relationships.
• Be critical and self-critical, and have the capacity for analysis.
• Value a sense of ethics at work.
• Work in multi-disciplinary environments.
• Be able to organise and plan.
• Appropriate oral and written expression.
• Demonstrate skill in analysing, summarising and gathering information from a variety of sources.
• Manage information adequately.
• Know how to make decisions and solve problems in a professional context.

TRANSVERSE

• Deploy their knowledge, activities and values in cultural, sporting and social contexts.
• Demonstrate an interest in civic cooperation and volunteering.

SPECIFIC

• Understand the basic fundamentals of animated cinema and computer-generated image production.
• Understand the process and techniques used in creating a product developed through digital animation.
• Understand the fundamentals of photography and image in digital animation and audiovisual products.
• Identify the styles and periods of art and cinema history.
• Express ideas and concepts through artistic techniques.
• Understand the form and proportions of the human body in artistic representations.
• Understand the process for creating characters, scenes and objects in digital productions.
• Understand the narrative structure of audiovisual productions.
• Have a visual understanding of a narrative structure.
• Be able to use audiovisual editing and post-production techniques.
• Identify the elements involved in the development of images in animation.
• Understand expressive techniques when communicating feelings and emotions.
• Analyse the expressive value of lighting in the creation of visual effects.
• Create a project with a synthesis of the elements involved in production.
• Understand the creative principles of idea generation in audiovisual projects.
• Be up-to-date with the latest working methods applied to the world of animation.
• Understand the artistic techniques used in the production of animations.
• Analyse the change from traditional analogue production to new digital formats.
• Understand the symbolic processes and meanings of visual language.
• Understand the procedures, techniques and materials in artistic production.