Instructors

Description

The Art Institute of California – Inland Empire is seeking industry professionals to teach in our Media Arts & Animation program, as well as our Game Art & Design program. We are hiring instructors immediately to cover the following courses coming up for the summer term which begins July 2008:

? Editing Techniques: Part-time instructor needed to teach students to use the features and functions of video editing systems using Final Cut Pro. Students also explore various media available for video input and output. This will be a morning class on Wednesdays 8-12pm for 11 weeks (mid-July through end of September).

? 3D Visual Effects: Part-time instructor needed to teach students through the basics of making special effects. Students will be using such tools as particles, soft bodies, dynamics and expressions to create several scenes.

? 3D Scripting: Part-time instructor needed to teach the art, as well as the technical side of modeling and texturing environments, and knows MEL scripting. This course introduces students to scripting in a 3D package e.g. Maya using MEL (Maya Embedded Language). Students will explore the powerful and diverse capabilities of 3D scripting.

? Interface Design: Teach interface design projects specifically for delivery media such as video game consoles, mobile devices, and PC CDROM/DVD. Parameters relating to color, resolution, access speed, key choice/layout and composition will mediate the design process. Students will also explore principles of interactive design appropriate for the game type and/or target audience.


Less than an hour from the heart of downtown Los Angeles, you will find a hub of creativity. Our mission is to build a premiere college from the ground up for design, media arts, fashion and culinary arts in the Inland Empire. We need experienced creative professionals to help form the next generation of artists, designers and culinary professionals. Our culture is unique, and we are looking for others who share our passion for education and desire to impact perceptions of what is possible in pursuing a creative career. Our instructors are responsible for providing career education through learner-centered instruction that will enable graduates to fulfill the evolving needs of the marketplace. Our instructors are also expected to encourage a culture of learning that values mutual responsibility, life-long learning, diversity, and ethics, as well as personal and professional development.