Learn the principles of Game Design and begin to master GML Code using Game Maker.
Arts
The arts faculty is comprised of practicing artists committed to helping you discover and express your unique vision of the world through art. The department offers classes in seven distinct disciplines, including dance, digital media and design, music, painting and drawing, photography, sculpture and ceramics, and theater. All freshmen participate in a yearlong Arts Immersion course, which exposes them to the breadth and depth of our creative offerings.
Arts Courses
Develop confidence, imagination, and creative thinking through acting. Practice movement, voice, improvisation, script analysis, and character development while collaborating with peers and expressing your inner performer.
Expand artistic practices and explore important topics through stories and performances for young audiences. Write, direct, and perform original pieces for schools in the surrounding community.
Deepen your game development skills by refining coding techniques, creating immersive narratives, and mastering visual design. Develop an original 2D game through advanced pre-production principles, culminating in a public exhibition.
This year-long, advanced-level course is designed for dedicated theater enthusiasts, offering a comprehensive exploration of acting and directing.
For students who have demonstrated through both dedication and skill level their commitment to creating in clay.
Take on a leadership role in the conceptualization and creation of the end-of-term dance showcase.
Embark on a transformative journey in this comprehensive year-long endeavor tailored for passionate photography enthusiasts.
Specifically designed for our most talented students who possess a deep passion for art and aspire to elevate their skills to an advanced level.
Pomfret freshmen participate in an exciting, fast paced course that integrates multiple programs in the arts.
In this course, one of three in the astronomy elective series, students will investigate the beautiful and bizarre objects that exist in the Universe.
Students will learn hand building techniques in this introductory course in working with clay and glazes.
Refine your craftsmanship and expand creative approaches to clay through advanced handbuilding, surface techniques, and an introduction to wheel throwing. Emphasis is placed on artistic exploration and personal voice.
Students who have completed Ceramics I dive deeper into the creative process and put their hand building skills to the test.
Learn the art of throwing on the potter's wheel and centering clay as you create mugs, bowls, plates, and lidded jars.
Arts Faculty