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Art and Design at Missouri State

ELECTRONIC ARTS

  • EA slideshow- all that glitters
  • EA slideshow cloud city
  • EA slideshow- river game
  • EA slideshow - tide of dreams
  • EA slideshow - apollo1
  • EA slideshow - apollo2
  • EA slideshow - mannequin1
  • EA slideshow - mannequin2
  • All That Glitters - a still from the animated children’s book created by David Hill, Frank Norton, David Kelly, and Quentin Coggin
  • Cloud City: The Remote Sessions - a still from the music video created by Joe Milne, AJ Moore, and David Kelly
  • River:a still from the game demo-Matthew Scaglione,Sarah Reid,Michael Gum,Josh Williams,Matt Stevens,Nathan Sampson & Matt Russell
  • Tide of Dreams - a still from an animation created by Patrick Dunnegan, Kevin Gates, Joe Protenic, and Rob Rosener
  • Apollo - a film still - Bryan Manning, Caleb Copeland, Clayton Fenwick Mason, Blaine Morehead, Jeffrey Brown and Jessica Brothers
  • Apollo - a film still -Bryan Manning, Caleb Copeland, Clayton Fenwick Mason, Blaine Morehead, Jeffrey Brown and Jessica Brothers
  • Mannequin - a still from the animation created by Art Wiesen and Reed Roye
  • Mannequin - a still from the animation created by Art Wiesen and Reed Roye

The Electronic Arts program is an interdisciplinary program in which students from animation, video production, sound design, music composition, audio recording, and multimedia collaborate on projects much larger and more complex than any single student alone could create.

DEGREE OPTIONS

ADVISEMENT RESOURCES

CAREERS AND OUTCOMES

art, gaming, advertising, film, television, visual effects, education

CONTACT

Vonda K. Yarberry

Vonda K. Yarberry

Professor

VondaYarberry@MissouriState.edu
Phone: 417-836-6581
Office: Jim D. Morris Center 505

More Information

OTHER ELECTRONIC ARTS FACULTY

Requirements

Admission Requirements

Preadmission Core Courses: complete 9 hours with a GPA of 3.00 or higher from the following Electronic Arts preadmission core courses before applying to the program: ART 100(3) or 110(3); MED 290(3), MED 365(3); MUS 216(3). Core courses in the student’s chosen option must be completed before applying.

Initial Portfolio Review

Portfolio must include a minimum of two and a maximum of three examples of audio, video, multimedia, and/or computer animation work, with at least one example coming from a core course. Students seeking admission to the Electronic Arts program in the area of Computer Animation Studies must include at least one work from ART 230 or ART 330. Specific guidelines are required for portfolios. See advisor or the Electronic Arts Coordinator for details.

Program Requirements
  1. General Education Requirements - see General Education Program and Requirements section of catalog
  2. Major Requirements (37 hours)
    1. Core Courses: ART 100(3) or 110(3), ART 300(3); MED 290(3), MED 365(3); ART 498(4) or MED 498(4); MUS 216(3)
    2. Choose one of the following options (18 hours):
      1. Audio Studies: See Department of Media, Journalism & Film section of catalog
      2. Computer Animation Studies: ART 230(3); MED 465(3); select 12 hours with advisor approval: ART 330(3), 331(3), 430(3), 431(3), 432(3-6), 399(3-6)
      3. Multimedia Studies: See Department of Media, Journalism & Film section of catalog
      4. Video Studies: See Department of Media, Journalism & Film section of catalog
  3. Minor Required. Note: No more than 6 hours may count for both the major and the minor. Students should seek advisor approval for courses in the minor.
  4. General Baccalaureate Degree Requirements - see General Baccalaureate Degree Requirements section of catalog

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