Throughout the whole semester we worked on one Animated short film, individually. I took the opportunity to make mine based on my upcoming novel. This turned out to be my magnum opus as the longest animation I’ve ever done.

This was a group project in which we were tasked with creating an animation for the film festival at DePaul,
and we were given full creative control. We came up with a masquerade mask animation.

For this assignment, we had to create an animation for a PSA. My PSA was about stealing food from a shared
fridge with a roommate. With this one, I got to flesh out my animation skills, as it had prolonged dialogue and character interactions, it took about the same amount of time.

We were tasked with creating an animation for children in which each letter of the alphabet is paired with a
word. I chose D for Detective and created an animation in which a detective is looking for a missing cat.
The animation was also due in three weeks and was praised for its art style, animation, and cinematography. I also scored almost full marks on it.

We were tasked with creating an animation for a theoretical film or animation, and the script was provided by my classmates. I used Blender to create 3D models, texture them, rig characters, handle lighting, and finally animate everything. We were given three weeks to complete everything, and the animation was critically acclaimed by my classmates and generally pleased my professor. I ended up getting full marks.