The development of theatre from the mid-19th century to the present. The physical stage, theatre movements, and representative plays are studied. Theatre styles of bothwestern and non-western traditions. Students use scripts and original lessons with puppets for clinical, educational, and theatrical purposes. WO THTR 255 Childrens Theatre C Theory and practice of selection, organization, directing, acting, and production of plays for children.
Students participate in the production of a play for children.
F TVPR 301 Television Studio Techniques Studio television production techniques for non-television majors. Students will use studio facilities to produce and direct productions. S TVPR 326 Television Production Writing W Designed to familiarize the student with a variety of writing styles and formats common to both broadcast and non-broadcast applications. F TVPR 345 Television Studio Production Basic studio production techniques including lighting, audio, camera, floor manager, switching, and direction. Produce fully scripted shows in a variety of formats.