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Digital Media

Overview

Students in the digital media concentration develop the necessary conceptual framework and technical skills in digital media production while also exploring contemporary, historic and theoretical ideas that inform current practice. Particular topics covered in the curriculum include animation, 3-D modeling, digital imaging, video art, motion graphics, web art, projection mapping, and live and interactive performance.

Undergraduate Catalog
BFA 4-year Plan

Student Work Showcase

abstract digital artwork
Digital Media student work: Christina Noe, Self Portrait, 2016
Digital print by Charlie Cruz in the Advanced Scholarship Exhibition, 2019.
Digital print by Charlie Cruz in the Advanced Scholarship Exhibition, 2019.
Greg Randall, installation in Woods Quad; faculty: Pete Schulte; area: drawing.
Digital media installation in Woods Quad by Greg Randall. Photo courtesy of the artist.
illusive flashing objects hang from trees in a wood.
Alexander Kuliak, “To”
Teah Shaw, self portrait
Digital Media student work: Teah Shaw, self portrait
Image of a mountain made up of hundreds of birds.
Meredith Coleman, image for “Ukiyo-e Re-imagined 浮世絵,” digital media.
Jones Projection downtown Tuscaloosa site.
Digital Media student work: Jones Projection downtown Tuscaloosa site.
Alex Green, work from his digital media project, Strange Worlds, 2018.
Alex Green, work from his digital media project, Strange Worlds, 2018.
tree trunks in a park covered in psychedelic patterns
Parker Hutchens, “Resonance”

View more work by digital media students.

Facilities & Technology

Our students have access to computer labs comprised of M1 Mac Studio, Adobe CC, Blender, Unity 3D, Wacom tablets, digital cameras, and more. Although we do not have a laptop requirement, many students purchase one by their sophomore year. If they do, we recommend students purchase a MacBook Pro with at least 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage.

CONNECT. CREATE. CULTIVATE.

For more information, visit our main department office or call us at (205) 348-5967.
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Visiting Artists