Stories in Motion
We started with a simple belief: motion graphics should tell stories that matter. Six years later, we're still teaching students in Taiwan how pixels become poetry and timelines turn into narratives.
The Beginning
Started in a small studio in Keelung with three computers and endless curiosity about what makes animation feel alive. Our first students were local artists who wanted to add movement to their work.
Finding Our Voice
Developed our signature teaching approach: start with story, then build the technical skills. Students began creating work that wasn't just polished—it had personality and purpose.
Growing Impact
Expanded to serve Taiwan's growing creative industry. Our graduates started landing positions at animation studios, advertising agencies, and launching their own creative ventures.
What's Next
Building on six years of teaching experience, we're launching advanced programs that blend traditional animation principles with emerging technologies and interactive storytelling.
How We Actually Teach
Most programs start with software tutorials. We start with why your animation should exist in the first place. Technical skills follow naturally when students understand the story they're trying to tell.
- Story-first approach means every project begins with narrative purpose before opening After Effects
- Small cohorts allow personalized feedback on individual creative development
- Real client projects provide authentic experience with deadlines and revisions
- Portfolio development focuses on work that demonstrates both technical skill and creative vision
What We Actually Do
Six years of teaching motion graphics has taught us what works and what doesn't. Here's what makes our approach different.
The People Behind CastNeuron
We believe great motion graphics education comes from instructors who are still actively creating. Our team splits time between teaching and professional projects, keeping curriculum current with industry practice.
Elena Kowalski
Creative Director & Lead Instructor
Started as a graphic designer in Warsaw before moving to Taiwan in 2018. Spent five years working with local advertising agencies before joining our teaching team. Elena brings real client experience and understands how to prepare students for actual industry work.
Continuous Learning
Motion graphics evolve constantly. We stay current by working on real projects and bringing fresh techniques into our curriculum every semester.
Practical Focus
Every lesson connects to real-world application. Students work on projects that mirror actual client briefs and industry timelines from day one.
Individual Attention
Small class sizes mean personalized feedback. We understand each student's creative goals and help them develop their unique animation style.
Learning Through Creating
Our students work on diverse projects that challenge different aspects of motion graphics. Here's how we approach skill development through authentic creative work.
Explainer Projects
Complex information becomes clear through thoughtful animation. Students learn to break down complicated topics and present them visually with appropriate pacing and emphasis.
Brand Animation
Every brand has personality that motion can express. We teach students to translate brand values into movement, creating animations that feel authentic to the company's identity.
Interactive Stories
Motion graphics increasingly appear in apps and websites. Students explore how animation enhances user experience and guides interaction in digital environments.
Character Development
Characters bring emotional connection to motion graphics. Students learn to create personalities through movement, facial expression, and body language that serves the story.