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2223

Programming for Lighting

TH 340 Programming for Lighting 2 cr.  (2-0-0)

A study in advanced techniques and skills of a lighting programmer for theatre and the entertainment industry. Students will create designs for extensive theatrical productions as well as designing for other industries to a professional standard.

Notes: This is an eight week course.

Scenic Painting

TH 333 Scenic Painting 2 cr.  (2-0-0)

An introduction to the skills, software and techniques of a scenic painter for theatre and the entertainment industry. Students are introduced to the ability to take a scenic design and painters’ elevations and create physical painted scenery for the world of a theatrical production. Students will develop skills in texturing, painting and faux finishes.

Notes: This is an eight week course.

Acting 2

TH 330 Acting 2 4 cr.  (4-0-0)

An advanced performance-centered course, emphasizing period and experimental acting styles used by actors and directors in contemporary theater production. This course instructs students on the preparation of historical and non-realistic dramatic literature.

Vocal Performance Lessons

TH 300 Vocal Performance Lessons 1 cr.  (1-0-2)

This class will be both a physical and academic study of vocal singing technique. It will also introduce students to musical literature. The class will consist of (14) individual 30-minute sessions each week.

Notes: May be repeated for up to 8 credits.

Musical Theatre Studio II

TH 263 Musical Theatre Studio II 2 cr.  (2-0-0)

This is the second level studio course in the BFA Musical Theatre performance track. Students will work on solo song technique exercises, in order to hone their skills in solo performance for musical theatre productions.

Notes: This is an eight week course.

Musical Theatre Studio I

TH 262 Musical Theatre Studio I 2 cr.  (4-0-0)

This is the first level studio course in the BFA Musical Theatre performance track. The course will focus on improving audition skills in both straight acting and singing auditions through in-class performance exercises. Students will work on compiling a portfolio of strong audition pieces in order to be cast in roles while in the FRT program. The portfolio will also be designed to take them well into their first professional auditions once they have graduated.

Notes: This is an eight week course.

Dramatic Literature

TH 260 Dramatic Literature 4 cr.  (4-0-0)

A study of plays from the beginnings of theatre to the present. The plays will be studied as works intended for production as well as literary works. Study will include the social context of the theatre in each play's time and place, social constraints on theatre, and each period's conventions of playwriting and production.

Introduction to Stage Management

TH 253 Introduction to Stage Management 2 cr.  (2-0-0)

Introduces students to the basic principles and practices of stage management.  Students learn how to efficiently communicate with members of a production team, convey important information, and effectively run a production from concept to closing. Topics discussed include: communicating with the director, generating reports, running rehearsals, recording blocking, document design, and calling a show.

Notes: This is an eight week course.
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