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historical modes and styles of delivery and special vocal problems
such as the actor-singer and the actor in chorus reading.
FTCA 4300G 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
historical modes and styles of delivery and special vocal problems
such as the actor-singer and the actor in chorus reading.
FTCA 4301 Voice Stylization for Screen
3 cr.
Restricted course: consent of department. Practicum in the creation
of stylized voice characterization for digital media. Students will
apply characterizations to voiceover and lip-sync recording techniques
for animation and television commercials. Two hours lecture
and two hours lab.
FTCA 4301G Voice Stylization for Screen
3 cr.
Restricted course: consent of department. Practicum in the creation
of stylized voice characterization for digital media. Students will
apply characterizations to voiceover and lip-sync recording techniques
for animation and television commercials. Two hours lecture
and two hours lab.
FTCA 4330 Acting Styles
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FTCA 2330 or consent of department. Examination of
actor’s methods of characterization and script analysis applied to
major styles of theatre. Content of course varies. May be repeated
once for credit.
FTCA 4330G Acting Styles
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FTCA 2330 or consent of department. Examination of
actor’s methods of characterization and script analysis applied to
major styles of theatre. Content of course varies. May be repeated
once for credit.
FTCA 4333 Stage Combat for Theatre
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FTCA 1300. Performance class that allows the student
to learn the fundamentals for hand-to-hand combat techniques.
These techniques will be taught within an atmosphere of safety
that is essential for the stage.
FTCA 4333G Stage Combat for Theatre
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FTCA 1300. Performance class that allows the student
to learn the fundamentals for hand-to-hand combat techniques.
These techniques will be taught within an atmosphere of safety
that is essential for the stage.
FTCA 4335 Audition Techniques
3 cr.
Prerequisites: FTCA 2330 or consent of the department. The study
of specific audition techniques for stage and screen performers.
Emphasis on prepared monologues, cold readings, interviews, picture/resume,
and performance contracts. Successful completion
if this course satisfies the general degree requirement for oral
competency.
FTCA 4335G Audition Techniques
3 cr.
Prerequisites: FTCA 2330 or consent of the department. The study
of specific audition techniques for stage and screen performers.
Emphasis on prepared monologues, cold readings, interviews, picture/resume,
and performance contracts. Successful completion
if this course satisfies the general degree requirement for oral
competency.
FTCA 4380 Directing II Advanced
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FTCA 2380 or consent of department. Intensive study
of director’s methods of rehearsal techniques, script analysis, casting
and interpretation. Direction of scenes and/or one-act play.
May be repeated once for credit.
FTCA 4380G Directing II Advanced
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FTCA 2380 or consent of department. Intensive study
of director’s methods of rehearsal techniques, script analysis, casting
and interpretation. Direction of scenes and/or one-act play.
May be repeated once for credit.
FTCA 4400 Development of Theatre
3 cr.
A survey of theatre history with an emphasis on the Renaissance
to the present.
FTCA 4400G Development of Theatre
3 cr.
A survey of theatre history with an emphasis on the Renaissance
to the present.
FTCA 4450 Adv Studies of Modern Theatre
3 cr.
Consent of department required for non-drama majors. Intensive
study of the pioneers of the modern stage, from Chekhov to Strindberg
through Brecht. Emphasis on plays in performance.
FTCA 4450G Adv Studies of Modern Theatre
3 cr.
Consent of department required for non-drama majors. Intensive
study of the pioneers of the modern stage, from Chekhov to Strindberg
through Brecht. Emphasis on plays in performance.
FTCA 4455 Contemporary Theatre
3 cr.
Consent of department required for non-drama majors. Intensive
study of the contemporary theatre, from Artaud and Beckett to the
avant-garde stage.
FTCA 4455G Contemporary Theatre
3 cr.
Consent of department required for non-drama majors. Intensive
study of the contemporary theatre, from Artaud and Beckett to the
avant-garde stage.
FTCA 4460 Documentary Production
3 cr.
A study of the fundamentals of producing, directing, and writing
for the documentary genre. Students develop an understanding of
the aesthetic dimensions of documentary production and enhance
their craft through the use of film analysis, discussion, production
assignments, and critiques.
FTCA 4460G Documentary Production
3 cr.
A study of the fundamentals of producing, directing, and writing
for the documentary genre. Students develop an understanding of
the aesthetic dimensions of documentary production and enhance
their craft through the use of film analysis, discussion, production
assignments, and critiques.
FTCA 4500 Film Development & Planning
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FTCA 2510 or 2550 or consent of the department. Two
hours lecture and two hours lab. Students develop original ideas
for a short film from screenplay through preproduction planning.
Required for FTCA 4530.
FTCA 4500G Film Development & Planning
3 cr.
Prerequisite: FTCA 2510 or 2550 or consent of the department. Two
hours lecture and two hours lab. Students develop original ideas
for a short film from screenplay through preproduction planning.
Required for FTCA 4530.
FTCA 4510 Film Production
3 cr.
Prerequisites: FTCA 2510 or equivalent Professional motion picture
production. Advanced problems in double-system motion picture
production techniques. Students direct professional 16mm doublesystems
motion pictures. Two hours lecture and two hours laboratory
each week.
FTCA 4510G Film Production
3 cr.
Prerequisites: FTCA 2510 or equivalent Professional motion picture
production. Advanced problems in double-system motion
picture production techniques. Students direct professional 16mm
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