When Fred was assigned a pinhole camera to build in his 2D/3D design class, he casually asked whether he could turn his garage into a Camera Obscura. With his mom’s hesitant agreement, he drilled a hole in the door, painted the wall and rearranged the furniture. The result is an upside-down projection of the outside world on the back wall. What you see below is a photograph of that projection.
An animation by DISA students Sonia Wu, Wan Yu Li and Wan Ning Qi.
These are sculptures made by fourth semester DISA students as part of their final portfolios.
An animation by students Denis Dumont, Meghan Del Rosso, Mathew Marzitelli and Jake Bellavance. They’d like to point out that there are 7377 frames in this film – which is quite a few.
An excerpt from a portfolio project from a second semester colour photo class.
A sample of drawings from some of our illustrious DISA students.
A short experimental film by Eliane Sauvé and Antoine Pommet-Paré.
It took 3000 stills and 6 months to make this animation. Here is Providence by Matthew Taillon, William Turner, Jonathan Sturgeon and Nic Delisle.
More stop-motion madness from film students Ryan Baird, Ryan Graham, Adam Keeler and Matteo Modaferri for their Film 3 class.
