THEA 1130 - Theatre Technology III

4.0 Credits

Students continue the work begun in THEA 1110 and THEA 1120 with focus on real work situations and experiences, continuing their rotation within their selected artistic areas of emphasis. These areas include sound, lights, construction, scenic painting, costume, props, stage management, box office, and house management. Students begin the process of career development through the creation of professional materials, such as resumes and portfolios.

Prerequisites: (1) THEA 1120

Lecture Hours: 2.5
Lab Hours: 4.5
Internship Hours: 0.0
Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0

Course Objectives

1. Show proficiency in their chosen craft areas of emphasis, including but not limited to sound, lights, construction, scenic painting, costume, props, stage management, box office, house management.

2. Create and compile professional materials and archives for future employment and/or educational opportunities.

3. Demonstrate a strong, collaborative work ethic within the theatre.

4. Analyze which field of theatre technology best suits their skills and interest.

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