TAT 338 or instructor consent. Acting - 4 credits This course is for actors performing in full scale, professionally directed plays on the World Theater stage, student theatrical productions, staged readings, and smaller teledramatic projects. Acting - 4 credits This course is for experienced students of acting and technical theater and involves continued production of professionally directed plays, student theatrical projects, staged readings, and teledramatic projects. This course provides the technical and production support for the professionally directed full scale plays, student productions, staged readings, and smaller teledramatic projects performed by the TAT 392 acting class. In this course, students research, develop, and write a project proposal.
Students write, produce, crew, and edit selected teledramatic programs.
TAT 337, TAT 339 or instructor consent. The primary focus of this survey course is to exhibit films. Students will receive hands-on experience in the basics of presenting and promoting events. Students will be required to produce at least two film selections, and coordinate, supervise, and facilitate all aspects necessary to the presentation of the films, including leading a lecture and discussion. Film festivals will be open to the university and surrounding communities.