Girl and Robot - by The Animation Workshop
Sheep - by The Animation Workshop
Applying for the Bachelor Educations
We have gathered some relevant links for the application form and a guide for filling it in.
Search for application form, priority form and contrycodes here (Danish Ministry official page)
Guide to fill in application form and priority form.
Application form 1
Application form 2
Priority form
Below you can also find direct links to information about the two bachelor programmes, the application procedure and admission requirements, including the specific portfolio requirements.
Character animation (admission)
CG Art (admission)
If you are uncertain of which of the programmes to apply for we encourage you to read the descriptions of each here:
Character Animation (programme)
CG Art (programme)
In the right column you can find showreels with student assignments from both of the bachelor programmes.
The main difference between the two programmes is that the character animators are focused on movement and acting with characters while the CG artists are focused on scenography and character construction.
Character Animators make the characters come alive by drawing or working with models in the program Maya. You learn how to make the audience believe that the character is alive with feelings and personality. It is the animator who creates the magic and empathy of the audience.
Computer Graphics Artists focus on concepts and designs, and they learn to build backgrounds, sets and characters in 3D. They develop everything that doesn’t move in animated films or games creating full finished concepts, characters and backgrounds. The CG Artists give the film or the game the final look.
When applying you will need to write a motivation letter where you indicate which programme you are interested in.
If you have any questions about application or admission you are welcome to contact Tina Jensen .
Search for application form, priority form and contrycodes here (Danish Ministry official page)
Guide to fill in application form and priority form.
Application form 1
Application form 2
Priority form
Below you can also find direct links to information about the two bachelor programmes, the application procedure and admission requirements, including the specific portfolio requirements.
Character animation (admission)
CG Art (admission)
If you are uncertain of which of the programmes to apply for we encourage you to read the descriptions of each here:
Character Animation (programme)
CG Art (programme)
In the right column you can find showreels with student assignments from both of the bachelor programmes.
The main difference between the two programmes is that the character animators are focused on movement and acting with characters while the CG artists are focused on scenography and character construction.
Character Animators make the characters come alive by drawing or working with models in the program Maya. You learn how to make the audience believe that the character is alive with feelings and personality. It is the animator who creates the magic and empathy of the audience.
Computer Graphics Artists focus on concepts and designs, and they learn to build backgrounds, sets and characters in 3D. They develop everything that doesn’t move in animated films or games creating full finished concepts, characters and backgrounds. The CG Artists give the film or the game the final look.
When applying you will need to write a motivation letter where you indicate which programme you are interested in.
If you have any questions about application or admission you are welcome to contact Tina Jensen .
