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Earnings Potential
According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, animators had a medium annual income of $50,000 in 2004. Career Facts at a Glance
A degree in computer animation, gaming animation, or visual effects lands graduates jobs in the multi-million industries of video games, movies and animated TV shows, just to name a few possibilities. Animation study programs include art classes in computer animation, gaming animation, and visual effects. New computer-based software programs are taught to students enrolled in the program so that technology is combined with art and design classes to create a well-rounded education platform for animation degree graduates. If students wish to specialize in video game animation, they may be required to take some additional classes in the program dealing with art for video games and designing for gaming. Examples/Details of Work
Graduates with animation degrees tend to go into careers working as animators for feature films, television, the Internet, CD-ROM production, as well as product design/visualization, architecture, and interior design. Obtainable Degrees
Bachelor's and master's degrees are available in educating students with the professional knowledge and skills needed to apply to a rapidly changing animation and entertainment industry. Many online courses in animation are convenient for full and part time students. Professional 2-3 year schools offer associate degrees for graphic design and animation. Looking for textbooks to jumpstart your education or learn more about your career field? Simply want to brush up on current events or even purchase a lazy beach read for your summer vacation? Try Books For All Occasions
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