CastNeuron

Motion Graphics Mastery Program

Build professional skills through hands-on projects and collaborative learning. Our comprehensive program combines technical expertise with creative problem-solving in real studio environments.

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Project-Based Learning That Works

We've moved away from lecture-heavy formats after seeing students struggle to apply theoretical knowledge. Instead, you'll work on actual client projects from week three onward.

This isn't about following tutorials. You'll face real creative briefs, tight deadlines, and feedback cycles that mirror professional environments. Most students tell us this approach feels overwhelming at first—then transformative.

  • Real client briefs with authentic constraints and expectations
  • Weekly critique sessions that build resilience and improve work
  • Portfolio development through meaningful project outcomes
  • Technical skills integrated within creative problem-solving contexts

Learning Together Makes the Difference

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Peer Review Circles

Small groups meet twice weekly to review work in progress. You'll learn to give constructive feedback and receive input that pushes your creative boundaries.

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Team Projects

Complex assignments require collaboration—just like professional studios. Learn to coordinate creative vision, manage workflows, and deliver cohesive results under pressure.

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Industry Network

Connect with working professionals through guest critiques, studio visits, and project partnerships that extend beyond program completion.

Motion graphics team collaborating on creative project with multiple screens and design tools

Our collaborative workspace encourages spontaneous creative conversations and knowledge sharing. Students often mention that some of their best learning happens during these informal interactions—when someone shares a technique they discovered or helps solve a challenging animation sequence.

12-Month Journey Overview

Each phase builds upon previous skills while introducing new challenges. The program begins September 2025 with rolling admissions through November.

1

Foundation Phase (Months 1-3)

Master essential software tools while developing design fundamentals. You'll create short animations that demonstrate technical proficiency and creative thinking.

  • After Effects and Cinema 4D fundamentals
  • Typography and motion principles
  • First client project assignment
2

Skill Development (Months 4-6)

Tackle more complex projects requiring advanced techniques. Focus shifts to creative problem-solving and developing your unique visual style.

  • 3D animation and character rigging
  • Sound design integration
  • Brand identity motion systems
3

Professional Practice (Months 7-9)

Work on team-based projects that simulate real studio conditions. Learn project management, client communication, and collaborative workflows.

  • Multi-person project coordination
  • Client presentation skills
  • Revision and feedback cycles
4

Portfolio Development (Months 10-12)

Refine your best work into a professional portfolio while completing a capstone project that demonstrates your complete skill set.

  • Portfolio curation and presentation
  • Personal branding development
  • Industry showcase preparation

Learn From Working Professionals

Our instructors split time between teaching and active client work. This keeps curriculum current and provides real-world context that purely academic programs often miss.

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Henrik Svensson

Creative Director

Spent eight years at major advertising agencies before transitioning to education. Still takes on select commercial projects, bringing fresh industry insights to every class session.

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Dimitri Volkov

Animation Specialist

Technical expertise in complex animation systems combined with strong creative vision. Known for patient teaching style and ability to explain difficult concepts clearly.

Professional headshot of industry mentor and guest instructor

Cian O'Sullivan

Industry Mentor

Runs a boutique motion graphics studio while mentoring our advanced students. Provides crucial perspective on building sustainable creative careers and client relationships.

Applications Open for September 2025

Limited to 24 students to maintain quality instruction and meaningful peer connections. Early applications receive priority consideration and scholarship opportunities.