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Visualization program to be featured on ‘Texas A&M Today’

The College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts and the visualization program will be featured on “Texas A&M Today” tonight at 9 on KAMU. The show also airs on Dec. 10 at 6 p.m., Dec. 12 at 9 p.m. and Dec. 17 at 6 p.m. The KAMU website…

Dance science students present capstone projects in two performances

What the audience will see in two upcoming dance performances will only scratch the surface of the work that students in the College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts put into them. Beyond the choreography and the physical performance, six students in the Composition III course co-produced and took on all other related duties, including lighting,…

Portfolio submission suggestions

For incoming transfer and change of major students An ideal portfolio should be a website link that does not require a password. The portfolio link and password (if needed) should be included in the essay portion of the application. The portfolio should be a good representation of how you see the world. This can include photography, coding, graphic arts and…

Change of major to bachelor of science in Visualization

Application & deadlines Applicants must fill out a change of major application. Deadlines for applications and the change of major form are available under “My Record” in Howdy. Students will be notified of action on their applications within 45 days of the deadline date. Visualization will accept the best-qualified applicants based on the number of openings available in the…

Transfer application process: B.S. in Visualization

Be aware that applications are not forwarded to the colleges/schools until they are complete. It is your responsibility to ensure that the required transcripts have been sent and received by the university. Requirements Transfer applications are submitted to Visualization under the College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts, which determines if the applicant has met university entrance requirements. The primary…

Visualization student wins art battle at Houdini conference

Texas A&M visualization students recently presented projects in Houdini software at the Houdini Education HIVE Gamedev conference at dadaLab in Austin. The event also included an “art battle,” and visualization student Vy-Victoria Lam was the winner. Vy-Victoria Lam won an art battle with her “plush cake.” A subject — “plush cake” — was randomly selected,…

Lights On! recap: Photos, coverage from KBTX and The Eagle

Thanks to KBTX for featuring Brooke Griffin, events production manager, in advance of Lights On! in Downtown Bryan. The Nov. 18 event featured dance science students from the College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts, as well as 70 Degrees, a small ensemble band from the performance studies program. And thanks to…

Visualization students impress at Houdini Gamedev conference

Visualization students in Texas A&M’s College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts presented projects made with Houdini software at the Houdini Education HIVE Gamedev conference at dadaLab in Austin on Nov. 10. SideFX, creator of Houdini, presented the conference. Julia Boisvert, Skylar Thomas, Alyssa Curran, Izzy Rollo, Sarah Razook, Emma Krilowicz, Ryan Applebee and Macey McCuller presented their…

Viz Fall Show set for Dec. 8; submissions due Dec. 2

The Viz Fall Show, an exhibition of work completed by visualization students in the College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts, is Thursday, Dec. 8. Faculty, students, parents and friends are encouraged to attend the exhibition and video showcase. All work is submitted by professors from VIST courses. Submissions are due Friday, Dec. 2. Read more about accepted works, floor…

Dance, performance studies students to take part in Lights On! in Downtown Bryan

Students from Texas A&M’s College of Performance, Visualization & Fine Arts will participate in the Lights On! event Nov. 18 in Downtown Bryan, in what will be the school’s first community performance since it began at the start of the fall semester. Dance science and performance studies students will perform…