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Course Criteria
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3.00 Credits
Includes traditional and contemporary methods for developing individual vocal and physical expressiveness to be applied to the development of a role. Among the areas to be covered are the exploration of verbal/non-verbal expression, in-depth work on development of a character, analysis of scripts, scene study, terminology, ensemble acting, and logistics of rehearsal and performances. Offered every Fall. Prerequisites: AM3620, AM3630
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3.00 Credits
Advanced examination of the actors' craft. Students in this course are assigned scripts and roles that allow the actor to explore various historical and cultural styles of performance. This course also covers the tools needed by the actor in entering the professional theatre, including techniques of auditioning, preparation of portfolios and resumes and examination of union regulations and requirements. Offered as required. Prerequsite: AM4620 or permission of instructor.
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To introduce students to the basic principles of stage directing and to review and analyze the nature of dramatic structure as both a literary and theatrical phenomenon. Offered every Fall. Prerequisites: AM2610, AM2810, AM3630
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3.00 Credits
Students apply principles learned in Directing 1 to individual projects presented in the Laboratory Theatre for invited audience. Offered every Spring. Prerequisite: AM4640
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3.00 Credits
An introduction to the basic elements of lighting design, including instrumentation and control, color theory, design and aesthetics and the planning and realization of designs for assigned scripts. Practical application of theory will be reinforced through student participation in the mounting of department productions. Offered every other year. Prerequisites: AM2800, AM2800L, AM2810, AM2810L.
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The basic elements of costume design, covering history and styles of dress, method of research, costume construction, design rendering techniques, pattern drafting and design fundamentals. Students will be assigned projects and participate in the costuming of department productions. Offered every other year. Prerequisites: AM2800, AM2800L, AM2810, AM2810L
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An introduction to the basic principles of scenic design for the theatre including the history of design, research in period and in style as applied to dramaturgy, script analysis, color theory, decoration and an exploration of the conceptual and spatial demands of conventional and non-conventional stages. Practical application of course content including drafting and rendering will be realized through student participation in the mounting of department productions and assigned projects. Offered every other year . Prerequisites: AM2800, AM2800L, AM2810, AM2810L
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3.00 Credits
An introduction to the tools and methods of theatrical audio production. The course offers a conceptual and practical foundation in the techniques and aesthetics of sound design as they apply to the particular demands of theatre. Students will be assigned projects and will participate in the mounting of department productions. Offered every other year. Prerequisites: AM2800, AM2800L, AM281, AM2810L.
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3.00 Credits
A specific, comprehensive study of the techniques of stage management, including running rehearsals for the theatre productions and calling cues for performances. Offered every other year. Prerequisites: AM2800, AM2810.
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3.00 Credits
Introduction to the theory and methods of management and marketing as applied to the arts market. Course content includes box office and front of house procedures, advertising and promotional methods, graphics design, audience development, and various methods and applications of audience surveys. Offered as required. Prerquisites: AM4000, AM4010.
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