Animation and Post Production

Animation & Post-Production

An advanced creative production programme where students learn animation, stop motion, motion graphics, video editing, foley, sound design, and post-production using industry-style creative workflows and tools.

Age12 - 16

Duration8 months

FormatOne 2-Hour Session Per Week

Pathway StageLevel 03: Specialisation

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Focus Areas

Storyboarding & Visual Planning

Stop Motion Animation

2D Animation & Motion Graphics

3D Animation & Blender Workflows

Video Editing, VFX & Compositing

Foley, Sound Design & Final Post-Production

Learning Outcomes

Digital Storytelling

Plan an animated or video production using scripts, storyboards, shot lists, mood boards, and production schedules.

Create stop motion

Create stop motion sequences using objects, sets, lighting, camera framing, frame-by-frame capture, and timing principles.

Digital Storytelling

Design motion graphics, animated titles, transitions, visual effects, and digital compositions for video projects.

3D Design

Build basic 3D scenes, objects, cameras, lighting, and animation sequences using Blender or similar industry tools.

Record, create, and

Record, create, and edit sound effects using foley techniques, voiceovers, music, audio layering, and basic sound mixing.

Complete a final

Complete a final animated production or post-production project with polished visuals, sound, editing, credits, and a showcase-ready final export.

Tools Used

Blender

DaVinci Resolve

Adobe After Effects / Premiere Pro

CapCut

Clipchamp

Canva

Audacity

Stop Motion Studio

Camera / Mobile Filming Tools

Digital Drawing Tools

Google Workspace

Prerequisites

Completion of Digital Media or equivalent creative media experience is recommended

Students should be comfortable using a computer or tablet for creative tasks such as editing, drawing, recording, or organizing media files

Interest in animation, filmmaking, storytelling, music, sound, digital art, or visual effects is helpful

Students should be willing to plan carefully, revise creative work, receive feedback, and improve projects through multiple drafts

Students without prior Meu Labs experience can request an entry test or counselor discussion to assess readiness

Course Structure

Guided creative production sessions where students learn through demonstrations, animation exercises, editing challenges, sound labs, peer reviews, iteration, and final project development

Continuous progress tracking through completed storyboards, animation tests, edited sequences, instructor feedback, creative decision-making, technical execution, teamwork, and presentation quality

Portfolio and certification outcomes with student work documented through storyboards, animation clips, motion graphics, sound design samples, final videos, showcases, and a course completion certificate