Taking the Controller: The Positive Reach of Video Games | Arts & Comms: Behind the Stories Season 3

Students in the Center for Animation at BYU directed and created a new video game, “Liminus,” which explores the space between life and death. Ranked as one of the top five gaming programs in the nation, the Center for Animation produces an original short film and video game every year to help students succeed in the field. Professor Kelly Loosli hopes his students will be an influence for good in the gaming industry.

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BYU Arts & Comms: Behind the Stories Season 3

The College of Fine Arts and Communications strives to support students and faculty in their studies and professional pursuits by providing quality learning experiences in both the classroom and the real world. Thanks to generous donors and excellent educators, we can walk side by side with our students to teach them the skills necessary to succeed in their field of choice.

This past year, a number of disciplines within the college have been able to not only provide students with life-changing experiences, but document them as well.

The Center for Animation, Music and Communications were able to share all that went into some of their more recent prestigious projects. We invite you to enjoy the work these departments have proudly produced.

This is Arts & Comms: Behind the Stories.