Celebrating National Children’s Animated Book Week Nov. 13th - 14th

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This year the College of Mass Communications and Information Studies is celebrating:

National Children’s ANIMATED Book Week

On November 13 and 14 2007 a two-day animation seminar will be offered

with kids and adults working together to tell amazing stories and

learning animation principles. The seminar will be conducted by JOE

SUMMERHAYS.

The program will draw together elementary school students, students in

the School of Journalism and Mass Communications and the School of

Library and Information Science to develop story-telling automation

techniques.

Joe Summerhays visited the campus last year during I-Comm Week and made

a presentation to the visual communications students. Here are some

URLS to look at to get an idea of what we will be doing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZS3M9nkMhU

http://qt.imediauk.org/BECTA/CREATIVEDV2004/Speccy4eyes_300.mov

http://www.animationforeducation.co.uk/home_index.htm

The two-day seminar will be held in The Frank Mcguire Room of the

Athletic Practice Facility on Blossom Street near the Coliseum.

TIME: 9-4 November 13 and November 14

COST: Free

Must be registered - email pfeehan@gwm.sc.edu

Dr. Pat Feehan

Associate Professor

School of Library and Information Science

College of Mass Communication and

Information Studies

University of South Carolina

803-777-2381 803-777-7938 (Fax)

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