Creative Socials: Animation

Creative Socials: Animation is at the Warwick Arts Centre on Wednesday 28 October, from 1.30pm to 4pm. It's part of the Creative Socials series, which is set up as a space for students to switch off, get creative and spend time with other students, though it's open to everyone and supported by Together at Warwick.

The session is led by Josh Leach, an artist, animator, director and author who's been animating for ten years. He's also the founder of the ADHD Survival Kit, which you might have come across on TikTok. The whole thing is hands-on: you'll make your own animations using your phone with apps like O'snap and Stop Motion Studio, experiment with stop motion, and get to use a professional animation workstation, like a stop-motion camera or a graphics tablet.

It's a drop-in session, so you can just turn up and get stuck in without needing to book ahead. It runs from 1.30pm to 4pm in the Gallery Foyer of the Warwick Arts Centre, University of Warwick, Coventry CV4 7FD, and it's free to attend.