This page highlights selected titles in animation, scriptwriting & storyboarding, but all sorts of library books may inspire you! If you are trying to locate a book on a particular topic, use the library catalog search box below and search using keywords related to your topic. Or, browse the shelfs using the guidelines below!
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Pixar Storytelling by 
Ideas for the Animated Short by 
Story Structure and Development: a guide for animators, VFX artists, game designers, and virtual reality by RIT Libraries uses the Library of Congress classification system to organize our books, bound journals, and other materials. Most academic libraries in the US (and many elsewhere!) use this system. This means that books on architecture, for example, are going to be found in the NA section in many, many libraries.
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