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FTCA 4120 Scene Painting
3 cr.
Prerequisites: FTCA 1100 and 2100. Studio projects in the painting of
architectural and natural styles of stage scenery. Four to six laboratory
hours per week required in studio design projects.
FTCA 4120G Scene Painting
3 cr.
Prerequisites: FTCA 1100 and 2100. Studio projects in the painting of
architectural and natural styles of stage scenery. Four to six laboratory
hours per week required in studio design projects.
FTCA 4125 Dev. of Style and Form
3 cr.
Prerequisites: FTCA 1100 and 2100. A study of the history of theatrical
design styles, including architectural form, from Greek influences
to the present.
FTCA 4125G Dev. of Style and Form
3 cr.
Prerequisites: FTCA 1100 and 2100. A study of the history of theatrical
design styles, including architectural form, from Greek influences
to the present.
FTCA 4135 Rendering Techniques
3 cr.
An exploration of styles and techniques for rendering designs for
scenery, costumes, and lights.
FTCA 4135G Rendering Techniques
3 cr.
An exploration of styles and techniques for rendering designs for
scenery, costumes, and lights.
FTCA 4140 Costume Design
3 cr.
Principles and techniques for the design of costumes, including the
planning and execution of the design. Four to six hours per week
required in studio design projects.
FTCA 4140G Costume Design
3 cr.
Principles and techniques for the design of costumes, including the
planning and execution of the design. Four to six hours per week
required in studio design projects.
FTCA 4150 Development of Fashion
3 cr.
A study of Western fashion from the Greek period to the late 19th
century. Emphasis on exploring why and how fashion changed and
developed, and how society, fashion and culture influenced each
other. The shapes, silhouettes and lines of the clothing from each
period will be studied.
FTCA 4150G Development of Fashion
3 cr.
A study of Western fashion from the Greek period to the late 19th
century. Emphasis on exploring why and how fashion changed and
developed, and how society, fashion and culture influenced each
other. The shapes, silhouettes and lines of the clothing from each
period will be studied.
FTCA 4160 Lighting Crafts & Techniques
3 cr.
Prerequisites: FTCA 1100 and 2100. Basic principles and techniques
for use of lighting instruments, filters, and control technology.
Three to six laboratory hours per week required in current departmental
productions in addition to lecture.
FTCA 4160G Lighting Crafts & Techniques
3 cr.
Prerequisites: FTCA 1100 and 2100. Basic principles and techniques
for use of lighting instruments, filters, and control technology.
Three to six laboratory hours per week required in current departmental
productions in addition to lecture.
FTCA 4170 Lighting Design
3 cr.
Prerequisites: FTCA 1110 and 2100. The study of the use and capabilities
of light in dramatic production. Four to six laboratory hours
per week required in current departmental productions in addition
to lecture.
FTCA 4170G Lighting Design
3 cr.
Prerequisites: FTCA 1110 and 2100. The study of the use and capabilities
of light in dramatic production. Four to six laboratory hours
per week required in current departmental productions in addition
to lecture.
FTCA 4200 Advanced Playwriting
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FTCA 2200 or consent of department. Advanced studies
in playwriting. Writing of original scripts for possible production.
May be repeated once for credit.
FTCA 4200G Advanced Playwriting
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FTCA 2200 or consent of department. Advanced studies
in playwriting. Writing of original scripts for possible production.
May be repeated once for credit.
FTCA 4251 Advanced Screenwriting
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FTCA 2250 or 4500 or consent of department. Advanced
studies in screenwriting. Writing original scripts for film and television.
May be repeated once for credit.
FTCA 4251G Advanced Screenwriting
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FTCA 2250 or 4500 or consent of department. Advanced
studies in screenwriting. Writing original scripts for film and television.
May be repeated once for credit.
FTCA 4260 Styles Theatrical Production
3 cr.
Analysis and discussion of selected dramatic scripts with emphasis
on problems of style and production technique. Attendance at
selected theatrical productions is required.
FTCA 4260G Styles Theatrical Production
3 cr.
Analysis and discussion of selected dramatic scripts with emphasis
on problems of style and production technique. Attendance at
selected theatrical productions is required.
FTCA 4265 CAD for Performing Arts
3 cr.
Prerequisites: FTCA 2265 or equivalent course work or consent of
department. A course for students with a background in technical
production, in theater, film, and video. Students will learn how
to use the computer to aid in drawing, drafting, designing, and
printing their work. The course is structured around the Macintosh
computer and will use the MacDraw and CAD software along
with plans, sketches, elevations, and a choice of scenic perspectives,
lighting plots, or costume patterns. Students will also be allowed
to explore CAD alternatives such as those available for IBM and
compatible computers. The class will be a combination lecture and
laboratory. Graduate students are required to complete original
design projects and have a public showing of their work in a portfolio
presentation.
FTCA 4265G CAD for Performing Arts
3 cr.
Prerequisites: FTCA 2265 or equivalent course work or consent of
department. A course for students with a background in technical
production, in theater, film, and video. Students will learn how
to use the computer to aid in drawing, drafting, designing, and
printing their work. The course is structured around the Macintosh
computer and will use the MacDraw and CAD software along
with plans, sketches, elevations, and a choice of scenic perspectives,
lighting plots, or costume patterns. Students will also be allowed
to explore CAD alternatives such as those available for IBM and
compatible computers. The class will be a combination lecture and
laboratory. Graduate students are required to complete original
design projects and have a public showing of their work in a portfolio
presentation.
FTCA 4300 Advanced Voice for the Actor
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FTCA 1300 or consent of department. Advanced work
in vocal artistry for the actor. May be repeated once for credit.
Attention is given to work in oral characterization ethnic dialects
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