Foundations of Space & Mood:
This course teaches students how to build believable, cinematic environments for games, animation, and film. It’s not just about pretty landscapes — it’s about telling stories through space, architecture, light, and mood. Students learn to build entire worlds from scratch, using visual logic and atmosphere to make imaginary places feel real. 

Personality, Expression & Costume: 

Design characters that aren’t just cool-looking, but emotionally and narratively alive. From silhouette to costume, from body language to expression — you'll learn how to craft characters who tell a story through every detail. It’s a blend of anatomy, psychology, and creative freedom. 

Function & Narrative Space: 

Set Design is about designing spaces that serve story. Unlike environment design, which builds whole worlds, set design focuses on the specific — a room, a structure, a throne hall. This course teaches students how to build spaces with function, mood, and cinematic power. It’s part architecture, part narrative, all visual storytelling. 

Action, Emotion & Flow: 

Movement, rhythm, and shot design. Students learn how to visually direct scenes for animation, games, or film — using drawings, framing, and pacing to turn ideas into cinematic flow. You’ll learn the grammar of visual storytelling and how to build strong boards fast.