COURSE CURRICULUM

The Concept Art for Games and Film degree offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to develop a wide range of skills essential for a career in game arts and concept creation. In the first year, students focus on foundational artistic techniques such as 3D asset development, character concept design, digital painting theory and practice, environment concept design, technical drawing fundamentals, and life drawing with an emphasis on anatomy. These modules build the core artistic and technical abilities required for successful concept art creation.In the second year, the course advances to more specialized skills including creature concept design, digital sculpting techniques, and vehicle and prop design. Students also engage in junior collaborative games development projects to gain practical industry experience. The inclusion of life drawing focused on character and costumes enhances students’ understanding of form and design, while the module on mastering study to concept helps refine their ability to develop and communicate creative ideas clearly and effectively.The third year centers on applying learned skills in professional contexts, with modules such as Games Art and Concepts Live Brief and Employability, where students work on real-world projects that enhance their job readiness and portfolio. The Games Development Project and Senior Collaborative Games Development modules encourage teamwork and industry collaboration, providing essential experience working in multidisciplinary teams.Overall, this degree balances artistic creativity and technical proficiency, preparing students to meet the demands of the games and film industries. By combining individual skill development with collaborative projects and live briefs, students graduate with a strong portfolio and practical experience, ready to contribute to concept art and design roles in a competitive and evolving creative sector.