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		<title>Students&#8217; Extracurricular Collaboration Captures Online Animation Award</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[CCAD&#8217;s 2009 Pipeline Project is the 2010 Applied Arts student awards winner in the category of online animation. The Pipeline Project, an annual semester-long extracurricular opportunity, allows students to produce a film in a collaborative, team-oriented way that mirrors professional production practices. Students receiving award certificates from the visual communications magazine are Erich Burchfield, project [...]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>CCAD&#8217;s 2009 Pipeline Project is the 2010 <em>Applied Arts</em> student awards winner in the category of online animation. The Pipeline Project, an annual semester-long extracurricular opportunity, allows students to produce a film in a collaborative, team-oriented way that mirrors professional production practices.</p>
<p>Students receiving award certificates from the visual communications magazine are Erich Burchfield, project director (Animation, &#8217;10), Greg Browe, lead story artist (Media Studies, &#8217;11), Meghann Pearson, director of photography (Photography, &#8217;10), Jennifer Stefanski, head of animation (Animation, &#8217;10), and Dan Zimmer, head of technical direction (Animation, &#8217;10). Their project was inspired by the college’s recent branding initiative and resulted in a 24-minute video about CCAD from the students’ perspective.</p>
<p>To see some footage produced through the award-winning project <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kI8w-CMjrpk" target="_blank">click here</a>.  Frame grabbed images of the project will be printed in <em>Applied Arts</em> annual publication and put on display at the <em>Applied Arts</em> awards exhibit, which will be held in November in Toronto at Artscape Wychwood Barns.</p>
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