Fundamental elements of the art of storytelling as approached within each of the core areas taught in the Department of Theatre and Film: Acting/Directing, Design and Production, and Film Production. Restricted to students in one of the following BFA programs: Major in Acting; Major in Film Production; Major in Theatre Design and Production
Visual storytelling, combining practical design techniques with creative methodologies. Uses design principles to shape visual narratives by emphasizing innovative visual communication and a thorough understanding of the creative process.
Critical analysis of global celebrity in the performing arts.
The tools and processes used by set designers, art directors, and production designers in North America. Prerequisite: One of THTR 205, THTR 305, FIPR 233.
Pre- and/or post-production strategies, techniques, and processes for time-based media effects. Credit will only be granted for one of THFL 312 or VISA 312. Prerequisite: One of VISA 241, VISA 210, FIPR 133, FIPR 233. Or B.M.S. students with 3rd year standing. Equivalency: VISA 312.
Preparation to transition into the theatre and film industry. Portfolio development, visual identity, and skills to support professional performance practices aligned with theatre and film professional associations. Restricted to students in third or fourth-year in one of the following programs: Major in Film Production; Major in Theatre Design and Production. Prerequisite: One of THTR 305, THTR 306, THTR 307, THTR 308, FIPR 333.
Assigned projects in Theatre and Film design and production. Restricted to students in the MFA THTR and MFA FIPR programs. This course is not eligible for Credit/D/Fail grading.