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358 Theatre Arts2020-2021 AVC College CatalogDefinitionTheatre has been a powerful medium of human expressionand exploration for thousands of years, offering its communitya deeper understanding of itself, both as a collective andas individuals, through a synthesis of entertainment andinstruction. A background in the Theatre Arts offers studentsthe opportunity to develop a powerful insight into the nature ofhuman relationships and interpersonal dynamics. Theatre Artsstudents develop intense imaginations, become keen observers,and generate valuable insights into the complexities of humannature.StaffTo access faculty and staff, dial (661) 722-6300, then the 4-digitextension.Dean:Duane RumseyAdministrative Assistant:Tangie HunterClerical Assistant III:position vacantDepartment Chair:Nate DillonFaculty:Jonet LeightonEugenie TrowAdjunct Faculty:ext. 6385ext. 6385ext. 6385ext. 6271ext. 6393ext. 6425To access adjunct faculty voice mail, dial (661) 722-6300, then the4-digit number.Carolina BarcosCarla CoronaNicholas GuilakRick HernandezJane MacfieErika NewmanKirk VichengradSuzanne am DescriptionSince theater is a performance art, classes in the Theatre ArtsProgram are production oriented. The program produces aseason of 2-3 shows each year, including serious and comedicdramas, musical theater, theater for young audiences, and anoriginal one-act festival. A full range of courses are offeredallowing the student to gain a broad-based background in allaspects of theater along with intensive training for the actor,director, designer and playwright.Course offerings are designed to serve three student groupings:theater students planning to transfer to a four-year institution;students seeking fulfillment of general education requirementsfor a degree program; and students wishing to broaden theirvision as artists in an intensive acting training program to helpprepare for a career as an actor in theater, film and television.Distinctive FeaturesDepartmental productions are integrated into all course studiesand are used as practical examples of the theory and practicecovered in each course. The program is performance orientedwith many opportunities for students and community membersto participate in public performances of shows. Our theater foryoung audiences program, for example, generally performs eachyear for over 7,000 audience members. Course offerings fall intothree groupings: introduction to theater history/theory, dramaticliterature, and practical courses in acting, directing, playwritingand technical theater.Career OptionsActing in Theater, Film and TelevisionAgent for Theater, Film and TelevisionArts ManagementBroadcast TechnologyBox Office SalesCamera OperatorCasting AgentCrew Heads: Props, CostumesDirector for Theater, Film and TelevisionEntertainerInstructorJournalismLighting DesignerMakeup DesignerPerformance ArtistPlaywrightPress AgentProducerProperty DesignRadio/Television reenwriterScriptwriterSpecial EffectsStage ManagerTechnical DirectorTheater ReviewerTheater TechnicianTrial LawyerVolunteers Coordinator(Some of these careers may require education beyond the two-yearcollege level.)Program Learning OutcomesAssociate in Arts in Theatre Arts for Transfer1. Students will develop an understanding of theatre concepts,elements, and terminology.
Theatre Arts 359http://www.avc.edu (661) 722-63002. Students will collaborate with others in the production oftheatrical works.3. Students will apply critical thinking skills by researching,analyzing, and interpreting dramatic literature and the theatrearts.Certificate ProgramCertificate not applicable.Associate DegreeAssociate in Arts in Theatre Arts for TransferTheatre has been a powerful medium of human expressionand exploration for thousands of years, offering its communitya deeper understanding of itself, both as a collective andas individuals, through a synthesis of entertainment andinstruction. A background in the Theatre Arts offers studentsthe opportunity to develop a powerful insight into the nature ofhuman relationships and interpersonal dynamics. Theatre Artsstudents develop intense imaginations, become keen observers,and generate valuable insights into the complexities of humannature.The Associate in Arts in Theatre Arts for Transfer (AA-T inTheatre Arts) degree is designed to enrich students’ aestheticand intellectual proficiency in the theatre arts; and to build asolid foundation in the practical, artistic and historical aspects oftheatre.The Associate in Arts in Theatre Arts for Transfer (AA-T inTheatre Arts) degree meets the requirements of SB 1440 forAssociate Degrees for Transfer (ADT). These degrees areintended to make it easier for students to transfer to CaliforniaState University campuses, but do not exclude admittance toother colleges or universities.To earn an Associate in Arts in Theatre Arts for Transfer (AA-Tin Theatre Arts) degree a student must complete the following:(1) Completion of 60 semester units or 90 quarter units thatare eligible for transfer to the California State University,including both of the following:(A) The Intersegmental General Education TransferCurriculum (IGETC) or the California State UniversityGeneral Education – Breadth Requirements.(B) A minimum of 18 semester units or 27 quarter units in amajor or area of emphasis, as determined by the communitycollege district.(2) Obtainment of a minimum grade point average of 2.0.ADTs also require that students must earn a “C” or better in allcourses required for the major or area of emphasis.Required Courses*THA 101, Introduction to Theatre*THA 110, Fundamentals of Actingunits33Complete a maximum of 3 units from either Rehearsal andPerformance Production or Technical Theatre in Production:Rehearsal and Performance Production:unitsTHA 115A, Rehearsal and Performance: Drama1THA 115B, Rehearsal and Performance: Drama2-3THA 116A, Rehearsal and Performance: Comedy1THA 116B, Rehearsal and Performance: Comedy2-3THA 117A, Rehearsal and Performance: Musical Theatre 1THA 117B, Rehearsal and Performance: Musical Theatre 2-6THA 118A, Rehearsal and Performance: Children’sTheatre1THA 118B, Rehearsal and Performance: Children’sTheatre2-4ORTechnical Theatre in Production:unitsTHA 121A, Theatre Production1THA 121B, Theatre Production2-4Required Electives Group ASelect 9 units from the following:*THA 102, Introduction to StagecraftTHA 103, Introduction to Stage LightingTHA 104, Introduction to Stage CostumeTHA 125, Intermediate Acting WorkshopTHA 133, Makeup for the Stage*THA 225, Script Analysisunits333333Complete a maximum of 3 units from either Rehearsal andPerformance Production or Technical Theatre in Production ifnot used in required core to satisfy 3 of the 9 units required forGroup A:Rehearsal and Performance Production:unitsTHA 115A, Rehearsal and Performance: Drama1THA 115B, Rehearsal and Performance: Drama2-3THA 116A, Rehearsal and Performance: Comedy1THA 116B, Rehearsal and Performance: Comedy2-3THA 117A, Rehearsal and Performance: Musical Theatre 1THA 117B, Rehearsal and Performance: Musical Theatre 2-6THA 118A, Rehearsal and Performance: Children’sTheatre1THA 118B, Rehearsal and Performance: Children’sTheatre2-4ORTechnical Theatre in Production:unitsTHA 121A, Theatre Production1THA 121B, Theatre Production2-4*Courses denoted with an asterisk will fulfill the completionrequirements for both the major and general education.Except in cases of prerequisite requirement, it is not required thatcourses be taken in exactly this sequence; they are recommendedin this order to facilitate success.
360 Theatre ArtsRecommended Plan of StudyFirst SemesterunitsTHA 101, Introduction to Theatre (3) (CSU GE C1)3THA 110, Fundamentals of Acting (3) (CSU GE C1)3CSU GE requirement Area A2 (ENGL 101)3CSU GE requirement Area B1/B3 (GEOG 101)3-4CSU GE requirement Area B2/B3 (ANTH 101 and ANTH101L)3-4Total 15-17Second SemesterunitsRehearsal and Performance Production orTechnical Theatre in Production (THA 115-199 and/orTHA 121)1-3Required Elective A (THA 103 or THA 125)3CSU GE requirement Area A1 (COMM 101)3CSU GE requirement Area B4 (MATH 110)3CSU GE requirement Area D (ANTH 102)3Total 13-15Third SemesterunitsRehearsal and Performance Production or TechnicalTheatre in Production (THA 115-199 and/orTHA 121) 1-3Required Elective A (THA 102 or THA 133)3CSU GE requirement Area D (DA 108)3CSU GE requirement Area D (PSY 101)3CSU GE requirement Area C2 (THA 239)3Total 13-15Fourth SemesterunitsRehearsal and Performance Production orTechnical Theatre in Production (THA 115-199 and/orTHA121)1-3Required Elective A (THA 103 or THA 225)3CSU GE requirement Area A3 (COMM 115 or ENGL 102)3CSU GE requirement Area E (Previously compelted DA 108) 0*CSU Transferable Electives (ANY two THA Courses)6Total 15CSU GE or IGETC Pattern 55-58CSU Transferable Elective Units toreach Degree Total 60*Electives should be taken from other courses within the major.TransferStudents planning to continue studies at a four-year college oruniversity after AVC should visit the Transfer Resource Centerand consult with a counselor as soon as possible. Additionalinformation on official transfer articulation agreements fromAVC to many CSU/UC campuses can be found at the followingWeb site: www.assist.org2020-2021 AVC College CatalogPrerequisite CompletionIf a course is listed as a prerequisite for another course, thatprerequisite course must be completed with a satisfactory gradein order to enroll in the next course. According to Title 5, Section55200(d), a satisfactory grade is a grade of “A,” “B,” “C” or“P”. Classes in which the Pass/No Pass Option is available areindicated with an asterisk (*) before the course title. See “Pass/No Pass Option” in the catalog for full explanation.Theatre Arts CoursesTHA 101 *INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE3 units3 hours weeklyAdvisory: Eligibility for ENGL 100A and READ 099.A broad-based introduction to the various elements of theaterincluding interpretation of plays, understanding of the variouselements of a play in production, and survey of theater historyand the development of the dramatic form. Play readings aresupplemented by discussions and audiovisual aids to increasethe student’s understanding of the play in performance. (C-ID:THTR 111, or THTR 112) (CSU, UC, AVC)THA 102 *INTRODUCTION TO STAGECRAFT3 units2 hours lecture weekly54 hours total laboratoryAdvisory: Eligibility for College Level Reading, ENGL 100A .An introduction to technical theatre and the creation of scenicelements. Includes basic concepts of design, painting techniques,set construction, set movement, prop construction, backstageorganization, and career possibilities. The focus in on the tools,materials, methods and decision-making procedures used. Alsoincluded is an introduction to the basic elements of scenic designwhich allows the student to develop an aesthetic understandingand an ability to make value judgments regarding the design andexecution of scenic elements for theatrical productions. (C-ID:THTR 171) (CSU, UC, AVC)THA 103 *INTRODUCTION TO STAGELIGHTING3 units5 hours weekly(2 lecture hours, 3 lab hours)Advisory: Eligibility for College Level Reading.A broad based introduction to lighting the stage. This courseinvolves the study and execution of stage lighting with emphasison equipment, control, color and their relationship to design.Included are elements of physical theatre as they relate tolighting, and organization of the modern technical theatre.The course focuses on the fundamentals of electricity as itapplies to the theatre technician, light sources, instrumentsand their components, usage of dimmers and control consoles,interconnect systems, color media and selection. These technical
http://www.avc.edu (661) 722-6300elements are incorporated into an introduction to the basicelements of lighting design, which allows the student todevelop an aesthetic understanding and an ability to make valuejudgments regarding the design of theatrical productions. (C-ID:THTR 173) (CSU, UC, AVC)THA 104 *INTRODUCTION TO STAGECOSTUME3 units90 hours total(36 hours lecture, 54 hours lab)Advisory: Eligibility for READ 099.Students will study costume history, design, and basicconstruction techniques as an introduction to basic theatricalcostuming. Fabrics and their various uses will be investigated.(C-ID: THTR 174) (CSU, UC, AVC)THA 110 *FUNDAMENTALS OF ACTING3 units4 hours weekly(2.5 lecture hours, 1.5 lab hours)Advisory: Eligibility for ENGL 100A and READ 099.Introduction to the various techniques and methods of acting,emphasizing theater games, improvisation, mime, observation,concentration, and physical release which are intended tounleash the actors imagination and intuition. The student willalso be introduced to the fundamentals of text and characteranalysis applied to the performance of a monologue. (C-ID:THTR 151) (CSU, UC, AVC)THA 115A *REHEARSAL ANDPERFORMANCE: DRAMA(formerly THA 120A)1 unit54 lab hours totalLimitation on Enrollment: Audition required.Advisory: Eligibility for READ 099.Students will participate in a departmental production,performing a role in a dramatic play or serving in a specificproduction-related function assigned by the director. (C-ID:THTR 191) (CSU, UC, AVC) (R3)THA 115B *REHEARSAL ANDPERFORMANCE: DRAMA(formerly THA 120A)2-3 units108-162 hours totalLimitation on Enrollment: Audition required.Advisory: Eligibility for READ 099.Students will participate in a departmental production,performing a role in a dramatic play or serving in a specificproduction-related function assigned by the director. The numberof units awarded is based on the total time required for theassigned role or function. (C-ID: THTR 191) (CSU, UC, AVC)(R3)Theatre Arts 361THA 116A *REHEARSAL ANDPERFORMANCE: COMEDY(formerly THA 120B)1 unit54 lab hours totalLimitation on Enrollment: Audition required.Advisory: Eligibility for READ 099.Students will participate in a departmental production,performing a role in a comedic play or serving in a specificproduction-related function assigned by the director. (C-ID:THTR 191) (CSU, UC, AVC) (R3)THA 116B *REHEARSAL ANDPERFORMANCE: COMEDY(formerly THA 120B)2-3 units108-162 hours totalLimitation on Enrollment: Audition required.Advisory: Eligibility for READ 099.Students will participate in a departmental production,performing a role in a comedic play or serving in a specificproduction-related function assigned by the director. The numberof units awarded is based on the total time required for theassigned role or function. (C-ID: THTR 191) (CSU, UC, AVC)(R3)THA 117A *REHEARSAL ANDPERFORMANCE: MUSICAL THEATRE(formerly THA 120C)1 unit54 lab hours totalLimitation on Enrollment: Audition required.Advisory: Eligibility for READ 099.Students will participate in a departmental production,performing a role in a musical theatre production or serving in aspecific production-related function assigned by the director. (CID: THTR 191) (CSU, UC, AVC) (R3)THA 117B *REHEARSAL ANDPERFORMANCE: MUSICAL THEATRE(formerly THA 120C)2–6 units108–324 hours totalLimitation on Enrollment: Audition required.Advisory: Eligibility for READ 099.Students will participate in a departmental production,performing a role in a musical theatre production or serving ina specific production-related function assigned by the director.The number of units awarded is based on the total time requiredfor the assigned role or function. (C-ID: THTR 191) (CSU, UC,AVC) (R3)
362 Theatre Arts2020-2021 AVC College CatalogTHA 118A *REHEARSAL ANDPERFORMANCE: CHILDREN’S THEATRETHA 125 *INTERMEDIATE ACTINGWORKSHOPTHA 118B *REHEARSAL ANDPERFORMANCE: CHILDREN’S THEATRETHA 130 *IMPROVISATION(formerly THA 120D)1 unit54 lab hours totalLimitation on Enrollment: Audition required.Advisory: Eligibility for READ 099.Students will participate in a departmental production,performing a role in a children’s theater play or serving in aspecific production-related function assigned by the director.(C-ID: THTR 191) (CSU, UC, AVC) (R3)(formerly THA 120D)2–4 units108–216 hours totalLimitation on Enrollment: Audition required.Advisory: Eligibility for READ 099.Students will participate in a departmental production,performing a role in a children’s theater play or serving in aspecific production-related function assigned by the director.The number of units awarded is based on the total time requiredfor the assigned role or function. (C-ID: THTR 191) (CSU, UC,AVC) (R3)THA 121A *THEATRE PRODUCTION(formerly THA 121)1 unit54 lab hours totalAdvisory: Eligibility for READ 099.A study of production techniques as they relate to an actualpublic performance of a theatrical production. Methods ofconstruction, painting, assembly, and movement of scenery andproperties will be covered, as will be hanging, circuiting, andfocusing of lights. The strike (removal) of the sets and lights willend the public performance aspect of the class, but the class willcontinue learning about maintenance and storage of tools andequipment. (C-ID: THTR 192) (CSU, UC, AVC) (R3)THA 121B *THEATRE PRODUCTION(formerly THA 121)2–4 units108–216 hours totalAdvisory: Eligibility for READ 099.A study of production techniques as they relate to an actualpublic performance of a theatrical production. Methods ofconstruction, painting, assembly, and movement of scenery andproperties will be covered, as will be hanging, circuiting, andfocusing of lights. The strike (removal) of the sets and lights willend the public performance aspect of the class, but the class willcontinue learning about maintenance and storage of tools andequipment. (C-ID: THTR 192) (CSU, UC, AVC) (R3)3 units4 hours weekly(2.5 lecture hours, 1.5 lab hours)Prerequisite: Completion of THA 110.Introduces the acting student to more in-depth work withcharacter and text through analysis and performance ofmonologues and scenes from theatrical literature. Students willprepare performance-level scene/monologue studies with writtenanalysis and then revise their work based on class critiques. (CID: THTR 152) (CSU, UC, AVC)3 units4 hours weekly(2.5 lecture hours, 1.5 lab hours)Students will gain skill in performing theater improvisations andrelated acting techniques. Class sessions will cover a progressionof structured theater games leading to improved performanceskills and practice with improvisational activities presented in aperformance setting. (CSU, UC, AVC)THA 133 *MAKEUP FOR THE STAGE3 units5 hours weekly(2 hours lecture, 3 hours lab)Advisory: Eligibility for ENGL 100A and READ 099.Instructional materials fee required for this course and must bepaid at registration.Introduction to the materials, principles, techniques, andmethods of makeup application for the stage. This coursewill introduce students to basic corrective, period, character,old-age, and stylized make-up. Students will be encouragedto experiment and form their own designs. Lab hours includemakeup crew work on college productions. (C-ID: THTR 175)(CSU, UC, AVC)THA 199 *OCCUPATIONAL WORKEXPERIENCE1–8 unitshours varyPrerequisite: To participate in work experience, students musthave a job or internship which is either paid or voluntary andhave the approval of the supervisor and instructor supervisingwork experience in the specific subject area. PRIOR TOENROLLING, students must attend a scheduled orientationor meet individually with the supervising instructor for anindividual orientation.Occupational Work Experience Education is supervisedemployment designed to provide students a realistic learningexperience through work. The ultimate goal is to teach studentsthose skills and attitudes that will equip them to functionand adapt as an employee in a variety of situations and jobs.Occupational Work Experience Education is supervised
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