Read on TwitterThis is my experience on the Savannah campus!
First off, look at Kitâs thread about transferring so that you can focus on taking classes that focus on your major/field of study https://twitter.com/auxiliarykit/status/1259587121364557827">https://twitter.com/auxiliary...
Next, Iâm an animation major and a storyboarding minor. If I were to do it again, I probably would have been a sequential major because I hate animating haha. I know thereâs a new story/concept track but I donât know anything about it
I also wanted to be an animation major to make my own film but SCAD changed the curriculum after it was too late to switch. Now , students will have to pitch concepts to get green lit to the professors who pick. The rest of the students will sign up for the chosen film.
I have a lot of feelings about the whole system but itâs too much to go in detail. However, it is a reason for why I wouldnât be an animation major. DM me if you want to hear my experience in detail
Also, look into the CLEP test! You can take it for math, English, psychology and more. Itâs $80 per test and itâs pass fail. You only need to get around 50/80 questions right to pass https://www.scad.edu/admission/admission-information/transfer/college-credits">https://www.scad.edu/admission...
Before I get into specific classes, you can actually look up class syllabus and the specific projects they do before signing up. I love doing it to gauge if I would enjoy it. You can also just use it as a guide to self study haha
Another thing to note is, NO ONE CARES ABOUT YOUR MINOR. I kind of regret taking The Short Story, a creative writing class, just to fufill the minor. I technically didnât finish anyway because I didnât take Advanced Storyboarding. Take classes you like!
My friend @yelliedraws picked different seqa, animation, and illustration classes to make her own visdev curriculum (this was before the new anim system) I remember looking at her in a lab and being like why are you forcing yourself to do seqa as a minor 
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The first class I would recommend is Drawing for Storyboarding. Itâs a great beginner class and Benjamin Phillips keeps the prompts pretty open. Definitely recommend taking it with him. Artists are tagged!
Next is Enviroments, Props, and Structures. I took it with John Lowe and learned a ton. Perspective is absolutely essential in storyboarding! The class exercises were super helpful and rigorous
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Unfortunately, Action Analyis isnât a thing anymore and I only took another life drawing class. I would definitely look into the Human Anatomy class because you probably learn a ton. Thatâs a big complaint for me because we donât take life drawing every year
This class would probably be better as a being a separate character design and storyboarding class. However it was a lot of fun! Still bitter people donât have to do the simpsons project anymore
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