About
COMING SOON
Nova Scotia Community College's Truro Location
Truro Campus offers a variety of Nova Scotia Community College programs under the School of Access, School of Applied Arts& New Media, School of Business, and School of Health & Human Services.
Truro Campus has spacious, well-appointed facilities including a large gymnasium, a fully equipped Sport and Wellness centre, the Truro Centennial Swimming Pool, and a multi-use residence which accommodates approximately 150 people.
For more information, please see the
Truro NSCC website
Submissions
Section A: Design
(Rendered images in Jpg, Png, & Tiff formats or rendered video in Mov, & Avi formats. Audio Files in mp3, wav, wma. Games may be submitted as Exe files. Web design files may be submitted as HTML or PHP.)
- Web Design
An original website layout.
- Game Design
An original game in the form of a self-contained application that does not require additional external
software. Alternately, a video demo of the game can be submitted in its place.
- Digital Photography
Photos of an artistic nature taken with a Digital Camera.
- Graphic Deisgn
Art such as logos.
- Audio Design
Original creations in the form of sound effects and music.
- Concept Design
An image or drawing related to material from sections [B] [C] or [D], such as storyboards, set
designs, character designs or other forms of concept art.
Section B: 2D Animation
(Rendered images in Gif format or rendered video in Mov, Swf, & Avi formats. Pencil tests can be done on paper or in flash.)
- Pencil Test
Pencil Animation drawn on paper or classically with Flash.
- Short Animated Films
Short movies that have a story line and done classically on paper or classically with Flash.
- Character Animation
Character Animation that must be done in traditional pencil or classical flash.
- Animated Music Video
An original music video done in traditional medium or flash to an original song, no copyrighted music.
- Symbol Animation
An original animation piece that primarily uses Flash symbol animation.
- 2D Experimental Animation
2D Animation filmed using experimental methods and materials.
Section C: 3D Animation
(Rendered images in Jpg, Png, Gif, & Tiff formats or rendered video in Mov, & Avi formats.)
- Modeling
Characters or objects that have been designed and modeled in 3D.
- Rendered Images
A completed rendered image that shows proper use of modeling textures and lighting.
- Computer Character Animation (3D)
An animation cycle of a completed character.
- Animated Scenes
A completed animated Scene done entirely in 3D.
- Short 3D Animated Films
A completed Short film done entirely in 3D.
- Special Effects Animation
Special Effects designed in 3D Software. Must be original.
- Motion Graphics
A combination of moving 2d and/or 3d elements.
Section D: Digital and Traditional Artwork
All files in this section must be Rendered. We will not accept anything in the format of a PSD, RIFF, or AI, or any other default application format. Please submit digital images as finished files that are ready for presentation. (Rendered images in Jpg, Png, Tiff, & Swf.)
- Vector Images
Images made in programs such as Illustrator
- Digital Art
Original art Created using image editors such as Photoshop or Painter
- Traditional Art Work
sketches, drawings or painting in traditional medium,
exhibited in digital format such as digital files
and prints.
Section E: Live Action
(Rendered images in Animated Gif format or rendered video in Mov, & Avi formats.)
- Short Films
A live action film that must have a storyline.
- Music Video
A video shot for an original song.
- Documentary
Insight on an appropriate subject through live action film.
- Stop motion and Pixilation Films
Films that use live actors, models and props rendered in frame by frame animation. Claymation films
would be included in this category.
Section F: Works in Progress
Please attach a description that specifies which Section and sub category that the work fits into. Works in progress MUST be submitted as pieces ready for presentation in the appropriate formats described above.
Section G: Blog Site Portfolios or Web Pages
Simply provide a link to your website’s main page, or direct links to the items you wish to be screened/displayed. Be sure to leave your contact information incase there are any problems.
About Submissions: All files must be submitted in the appropriate formats mentioned above under each of the Sections. Works in progress must also conform to the parameters of the section they would be in if complete. Make sure to provide us with a name, E-mail address and/or phone number incase there are any problems regarding your submitted pieces.
Submissions must be sent on CD, DVD or through the Screening Committee email. All content used or submitted MUST be your own original work. We reserve the right not to screen or display a submission containing copyrighted work, unless written consent is provided by the holder of said copyright. Any submitted pieces that we deem inappropriate or offensive will also not be shown.
With permission, prints of non animated items may also be made for use in the Student Art Gallery.
