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1013
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Survey of Theatre
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(3:3:0)
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Fall, Spring
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Study of fundamental theories and cultural function of the theatre in society, intended to aid the student in acquiring a discriminating appreciation of the theatre and to provide a basic background in dramatic arts.
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1023
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Introduction to Film
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(3:2:2)
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A study of the fundamentals of film, including its history, the reflection and impact of film on society, and an understanding of the language of film. The intent of this course is to aid the student in acquiring a greater appreciation of the motion picture art form and provide a basic background in film.
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1033
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Acting I
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(3:1:3)
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Fall
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Study and practice in actor awareness and acting techniques. Understanding theories and methods for achieving skills in movement, observation, concentration, creation and action.
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1113
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Voice and Diction
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(3:3:0)
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Spring
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[Oral Communication Intensive] Training in understanding the physiology of the voice. An introduction to basic techniques and skills required to develop a program of individualized vocal development for the theatre.
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1223
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Makeup
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(2:1:2)
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Fall
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This course will teach the student the knowledge and skill for one and three dimensional illusion, focusing on aging, character, and period makeup.
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1513
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Stage Craft
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(3:1:5-6)
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Fall
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Introduction to physical theatre forms, standard stage equipment and methods of staging plays. Basic practices in set and costume construction.
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1713
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Script Analysis
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(3:3:0)
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Fall
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A textual study of scripts from historical and contemporary performance texts for analysis of plot, character, language, ideas, and staging.
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2033
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Acting II
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(3:1:3)
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Spring
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Develop skills in text analysis for the actor. Study techniques for advanced work with genres and styles. Prerequisite: THEA 1033
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2044
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Auditions
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(2:1:2)
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Fall
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This course will provide the graduating sophmore theatre students the necessary instruction and training in audition techniques preparatory to auditioning for four-year university theatre programs, conservatories, or professional theatre venues. Prerequisites: THEA 1033 and 2033
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2440
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Children’s Theatre
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(2:1:4)
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Summer
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This course will introduce students to creative drama, selection, preparation, and presentation of children’s plays. Recommended for those majoring in theatre and for prospective elementary school teachers.
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2510
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Scene Painting/Properties
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(2:1:3)
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Spring
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Instruction in scene painting techniques. Construction and alteration of stage properties. Course will include lab and practical application of skills.?
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2540
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Stage Lighting
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(2:2:0)
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The study of stage lighting as it applies to both drama and dance, to include color, drafting, instrumentation, control boards, and electricity. Prerequisite:THEA 1513
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2550
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Stage Management
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(2:2:0)
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Spring
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Acquiring the knowledge and skills necessary to be a competent stage manager. Included will be organization, delegation, scheduling, and personnel management.
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2670
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Costume History
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(3:3:0)
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Spring
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Historical survey of the evolution of costumes from the Egyptian period to the present, emphasizing costume reproduction for the stage. Will examine the effect of period costume on movement and manners.
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2800
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Theatre Practicum
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(1-2:0:2-8)
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Fall, Spring
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Practical theatre experience through production. Student training is gained through hands-on practice and performance of actual production. Prerequisite: Instructor permission. Student must have a participatory assignment in a theatre performance activity. Course may be repeated for credit, not to exceed 8 hours.
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2910
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Private Instruction in Theatre Arts
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(1-3:1-3:2-8)
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Fall, Spring
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Practical theatre experience through production. Student training is gained through hands-on practice and performance of actual production. Prerequisite: Instructor permission. Student must have a participatory assignment in a theatre performance activity. Course may be repeated for credit, not to exceed 8 hours.
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2977
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Cooperative Education
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(1-3:0:1-3)
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This course provides supervised on-the-job training in theatre. The student meets with the instructor/coordinator periodically during the course to determine and evaluate learning objectives, hours to be worked, and credit. Prerequisite: Instructor permission.
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2988
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Special Problems
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(1-3:0:1-3)
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Individual work approved by instructor. Time and credit to be arranged.
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2999
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Workshop
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(1-3:1-3:0)
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A course designed to provide the student for activities related to Theatre Arts, using seminars, workshops, visitations and lectures.
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