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3.00 Credits
Explores the process of transforming plays and dances designed for live stage performance into movies- a process not unlike turning poems into paintings, inasmuch as it involves a different medium and a whole other language of expression. The course includes both hands-on production experience and studies in theory and analysis. Eitzen
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Credit for work undertaken toward performance in at least two College productions. Students are cast in choreographies by audition. They study techniques, theory, and history appropriate to mastery of the work in progress. Class/rehearsal and performance participation are mandatory. For TDF 200 and 300, students receive no credit, but a full credit is awarded for the completion of TDF 201 and TDF 301. Prerequisites: audition and permission of the instructor. Brooks, Vail
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Study of the relationship between dance and community from various perspectives. Readings provide a broad survey of community dance models from around the globe; as such, identifying the varying associations between dance and community takes on a sociological/anthropological approach. Integral are writing assignments and interactions and experiences with our local community. Vail
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Centering upon Shakespeare's plays, the course emphasizes their theatrical and dramatic features; explores their original performance contexts; considers later productions; and draws upon the growing archive of film versions. Students will both analyze texts and approach performance possibilities as either actors or designers. Davis
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An introduction to film studies using black film as a genre of Hollywood and independent covering the work of Oscar Michaux through the "blaxploitation" films of the 1970s and beyond. Exploresfilms as social commentary in their particular historical contexts. Particular attention is given to screen analysis of segregation, sexuality, class differences, and more. Same as AFS/AMS/WGS 213. Staff
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A continuation of modern dance technique study, with further development of flexibility, strength, and efficiency in movement. Fundamentals of dance composition are also studied. Ways that dance can communicate meaning are explored through reading, writing, and movement assignments. Prerequisite: TDF 116 or permission of the instructor. Vail
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Technique, rhythms, and history of Flamenco dance in a studio format. TDF 319 has a prerequisite of TDF 219 or permission of the instructor. Hevia y Vaca
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Introduction to concepts of movement analysis, including theoretical and practical investigations of effort, shape, space, and the body in motion. Motif-writing, movement fundamentals, observational techniques, and history of movement analysis are introduced through lecture, discussion, and movement exploration. Brooks
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3.00 Credits
See under "Core Courses."
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3.00 Credits
The process of designing a costume, from analyzing the script through the finished product. Examines the history of Western costume and other designers' work. Projects will allow students to apply theory, technique, and research in achieving their own designs. West
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