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384 College of Communication Architecture The ArtsTheatreJoel Murray, Chair and Artistic DirectorPhillip Church, Associate ProfessorRebecca Covey, Assistant ProfessorAnthony Galaska, Associate ProfessorChristopher Goslin, InstructorJennifer Ivey, Assistant ProfessorIvan Lopez, InstructorDaniel Mitan, InstructorStephen Neal, InstructorMarina Pareja, Senior InstructorWayne Robinson, Associate ProfessorLesley-Ann Timlick, Associate ProfessorMichael Yawney, Associate ProfessorAdjunct FacultyAngie EspositoIsrael GarciaPioneer WinterUndergraduate Catalog 2018-2019For generic course substitutions/equivalencies forCommon Program Prerequisites offered at communitycolleges, state colleges, or state universities, visit:https://www.flvc.org, See Common Prerequisite Manual.THE 4110THE 4111THE 4314THE 4370TPA 2010TPA 2210TPA 2220TPA 2290LTPA 2291LTPA 2292LTPA 2332TPP 1110TPP 2111TPP 2160TPP 2653TPP 3310Theatre History I – GLTheatre History IIClassical Dramatic LiteratureModern Dramatic LiteratureIntroduction to DesignStagecraft IStage Lighting ITechnical Theatre Lab ITechnical Theatre Lab IITechnical Theatre Lab IIICostume TechnologyActing IActing IITheatre Voice and Movement IPlayscript AnalysisDirecting I3333333111333333The goal of the Theatre Program is to provide intensivetheatre training through classes and productions,conducted with professional theatre discipline and thehighest possible aesthetic standards. In addition tocompletion of course work, theatre majors are required toparticipate in all major productions.B.A. candidates will complete the core theatre coursesand select an additional 18 elective theatre credits fromthe approved list of theatre courses. B.F.A. candidates willcomplete their core theatre courses plus a specialization ineither performance or design. In conjunction with specifiedcourses in the College of Education the Department offersall of the courses required for the student to be eligible forteacher certification in Theatre Education.The degree requirements represent a four yearprogram. Upper division transfers must have their lowerdivision preparation evaluated by the university and by theDepartmentandwillbeadvisedaccordingly.An audition or portfolio review and/or interview isrequired of all candidates wanting to enter the theatreprogram. Students admitted to the university are admitteddirectly to their chosen major. Students are expected tomake good progress based on critical indicators, such asGPA in specific courses or credits earned. In cases wherestudents are not making good progress, a change of majormay be required. Advisors work to redirect students tomore appropriate majors when critical indicators are notmet.Candidates for whom English is a second languagemust have a minimum TOEFL score of at least 550, plusan interview with department personnel to determineadequacy of their English writing and speaking skills.Choose 1 course from the following – 3 creditsTPA 3226CLighting Design ITPA 3045Costume Design ITPA 3060Scenic Design I333Choose 15 credits from these electives:FIL 2000Introduction to FilmmakingSPC 2050Voice and DictionTHE 4760Methods of Teaching TheatreTHE 4916ResearchTHE 4950InternshipTPA 2211Stagecraft IITPA 2248Stage MakeupTPA 3002Period Styles in Theatre DesignTPA 3060Scenic Design ITPA 3230Costume HistoryTPA 3400Stage ManagementTPA 3930Special Topics in TheatreTPP 2112Acting IIITPP 2161Theatre Voice and Movement IITPP 3113Acting IVTPP 3530Stage Combat ITPP 3730DialectsTPP 3923Musical Theatre Workshop ITPP 4311Directing IITPP 4532Stage Combat IITPP 4564MimeTPP 4600Playwriting ITPP 4601Playwriting IITPP 4920Advanced Actor's Workshop I3331-51-63333331-3333333333333Bachelor of Arts in TheatreDegree Program Hours: 128Degree Program Hours (120)Common Prerequisite Courses andEquivalenciesCommon Prerequisite Courses andEquivalenciesCourses which form part of the statewide articulationbetween the State University System and the FloridaCollege System will fulfill the Lower Division CommonPrerequisites.For generic course substitutions/equivalencies forCommon Program Prerequisites offered at communityCourses which form part of the statewide articulationbetween the State University System and the FloridaCollege System will fulfill the Lower Division CommonPrerequisites.Bachelor of Fine Arts
Undergraduate Catalog 2018-2019College of Communication Architecture The Arts 385colleges, state colleges, or state universities, visit:https://www.flvc.org, See Common Prerequisite Manual.Performance Specialization (80)THE 4110THE 4111THE 4370THE 4971TPA 2010TPA 2210TPA 2220TPA 2248TPA 2290LTPA 2291LTPA 2292LTPA 2332TPP 1110TPP 2111TPP 2112TPP 2160TPP 2161TPP 2653TPP 3113TPP 3164TPP 3165TPP 3310TPP 4114TPP 4117TPP 4195LTPP 4224TPP 4265Theatre History I – GLTheatre History IIModern Dramatic LiteratureSenior ProjectsIntroduction to DesignStagecraft IStage Lighting IStage MakeupTechnical Theatre Lab ITechnical Theatre Lab IITechnical Theatre Lab IIICostume TechnologyActing IActing IIActing IIITheatre Voice and Movement ITheatre Voice and Movement IIPlayscript AnalysisActing IVTheatre Voice and Movement IIITheatre Voice and Movement IVDirecting IActing VActing VIUpper Division Production andPerformanceActing VIIActing VIIIElectives selected with advisor approvalSelect 9 credits (3 courses) from the following:THE 4314Classical Dramatic LiteratureTHE 4916ResearchTHE 4950InternshipTPA 3226CLighting Design ITPA 3002Period Styles in Theatre DesignTPA 3045Costume Design ITPA 3060Scenic Design ITPA 3230Costume HistoryTPA 3400Stage ManagementTPA 3930Special Topics in TheatreTPP 3530Stage Combat ITPP 3730DialectsTPP 3923Musical Theatre Workshop ITPP 4166Voice and Movement VTPP 4253Advanced Musical Theater StudiesTPP 4311Directing IITPP 4532Stage Combat IITPP 4564MimeTPP 4600Playwriting ITPP 4601Playwriting IITPP 4920Advanced Actor's Workshop ITPA 4930Special Topics in Theatre 33333333333331-3Design Specialization (82)THE 4110THE 4111THE 4314THE 4370THE 4950Theatre History I – GLTheatre History IIClassical Dramatic LiteratureorModern Dramatic LiteratureInternship33336THE 4971TPA 2010TPA 2210TPA 2220TPA 2248TPA 2332TPA 3226CTPA 3002TPA 3045TPA 3060TPA 3073TPA 3296TPA 4912TPA 4297TPP 1110TPP 2653TPP 3310Senior ProjectsIntroduction to DesignStagecraft IStage Lighting IStage MakeupCostume TechnologyLighting Design IPeriod Styles in Theatre DesignCostume Design IScenic Design IStage RenderingAdvanced Technical Project IPortfolio 1Advanced Technical Project IIActing IPlayscript AnalysisDirecting IElectives selected with advisor approvalSelect eighteen credits (6 courses) from the following:TPA 3230Costume HistoryTPA 3400Stage ManagementTPA 3930Special Topics in Theatre: ComputerAided DraftingTPA 3930Special Topics in Theatre: ScenePaintingTPA 3930Special Topics in Theatre: TBATPA 3930Special Topics in Theatre: CostumeCraftsTPA 3930Special Topics in Theatre: CostumePatterningTPA 4041Costume Design IITPA 4061Scenic Design IITPA 4221Stage Lighting IITechnical Production CreditsTPA 2290LTechnical Theatre Lab ITPA 2291LTechnical Theatre Lab IITPA 2292LTechnical Theatre Lab IIITPA 3293LTechnical Theatre Lab IV1333333333321233333333333331111Minor in TheatreRequired Courses: (15)THE 2000TPA 2210TPA 2220TPA 2332TPA 2010TPP 2100Theatre ElectivesTheatre Appreciation – GLStagecraftorStage LightingorCostume TechnologyorIntroduction to DesignIntroduction to Acting3333336Please note: Theatre minors are not permitted to takeTPP 2111 Acting II.Course DescriptionsDefinition of PrefixesFIL-Film; THE-Theatre; TPA-Theatre Production ance Training F-Fall semester offering; S-Springsemester offering; SS-Summer semester offering.
386 College of Communication Architecture The ArtsCourses that meet the University’s Global Learningrequirement are identified as GL.FIL 2000 Film Appreciation (3). For the beginningstudent of filmmaking. Survey of the origins anddevelopment of cinematography as an art form.Presentation and technical analysis of selected films.THE 1020 Introduction to Theatre for Majors (1). Anorientation to the study, theory, and practice of theatre forfreshman theatre majors. It provides the foundation fortheatre study at more advanced levels. Prerequisite:Permission of the instructor. (F)THE 2000 Theatre Appreciation – GL (3). A study oftheatre: process and product, introducing the past oftheatre, its literature and traditions; and the means bywhich theatre is produced: acting, directing and visualdesign. (F,S)THE 3243 History of Musical Theatre in America (3). Astudy of textual, visual and musical sources tracking thedevelopment of Musical Theatre; the conventions, keypeople and cultural forces that shaped this most Americanof art forms.THE 3436 Cuban History and Dramatic Literature (3).Plays from pre- and post-revolutionary Cuba are examinedas examples of dramatic literature and related to thehistorical changes influencing the playwrights.THE 3940 Internship Experience (0). Experience intheatrical services gained through work with professionals.Prerequisites: Theatre Major and permission of theadvisor.THE 4110 Theatre History I – GL (3). The developmentof the theatre from its origins to the early 19th century. (F)THE 4111 Theatre History II (3). The development of thetheatre from early 19th century to the present. (S)THE 4314 Classical Dramatic Literature (3). Intensiveplay reading and discussion of plays from the classicalcanon, including Greek, Roman, Medieval, Renaissanceand Restoration dramas. Prerequisite: TPP 2653.THE 4330C Shakespeare on Film (3). An exploration ofselected Shakespeare plays that have been adapted forfilm.THE 4370 Modern Dramatic Literature (3). Intensiveplay reading and discussion from early modern throughcontemporary. Prerequisite: TPP 2653. (F)THE 4760 Methods of Teaching Theatre (3). Theory andpractice in developing skills as a high schooldirector/teacher. Review texts and resource materials,develop a theatre education philosophy and practiceteaching strategies. Prerequisite: Permission of theinstructor.THE 4910 Thesis Research for the B.A. in Theatre (2).Independent research for writing a B.A. thesis in Theatre.Prerequisite: Permission of the advisor.THE 4916 Research (1-5). Supervised individualinvestigation of special research projects. Credit will varywith the nature and scope of the project. May be repeated.Undergraduate Catalog 2018-2019THE 4950 Theatre Internship (1-6). Supervisedinternship in a professional company in acting, directing,stage management, design, technical theatre, or theatremanagement. Repeatable one time for credit. Prerequisite:Permission of the instructor.THE 4971 Senior Projects (1). Final preparation andperformance or presentation of a creative project in thestudent’s area of emphasis under the direction of a facultyadvisor. Theatre majors only.THE 4972 Senior Thesis (1). Research and writing of athesis dealing with an aspect of theatre history and/ortheory. Prerequisite: THE 4910.TPA 2001L Production Participation Lab (1). Studentsperform technical work on theatre productions. Requiredeach term for theatre majors not taking a technicalproduction course. Must be repeated for a total of 2credits.TPA 2010 Introduction to Design (3). An introduction tothe concept of basic design elements and development ofvisual vocabulary as a prerequisite for Scenic, Lightingand Costume Design. Lecture and Laboratory. (F, S)TPA 2210 Stagecraft I (3). An introduction to constructiontechniques used in stage. Direct experience with woodand metal working tools, blueprint reading, and variousmaterials including wood, metal, plastics and fabrics.Lecture and laboratory. Prerequisite: Permission ofadvisor. (F,S)TPA 2211 Stagecraft II (3). Advanced problems in theconstruction and movement of scenery, properties, andspecial effects. Prerequisite: TPA 2210.TPA 2220 Stage Lighting (3). Familiarization with stagelighting equipment, purposes, and aesthetics of stagelighting; development of an approach to designing lighting;practical experience in the use of equipment. Lecture andlaboratory.TPA 2248 Stage Make-up (3). Facial analysis, colormatching, makeup design and application techniques ofmakeup for the stage. Includes character analysis andhistory of makeup styles. Prerequisite: Permission of theinstructor. (S)TPA 2290L Technical Theatre Lab I (1). Supervised crewwork in construction, painting, lighting, costuming, andrunning major productions. Required of Theatre majors.(F,S)TPA 2291L Technical Theatre Lab II (1). Supervisedcrew work. Required of Theatre majors. Prerequisite: TPA2290L. (F,S)TPA 2292L Technical Theatre Lab III (1). Supervisedcrew work. Required of Theatre majors. Prerequisite: TPA2291L. (F,S)TPA 2332 Costume Technology (3). Practical instructionin costume construction and care, along with theatricalwardrobe organization. Prerequisite: Permission of theadvisor.TPA 3002 Period Styles in Theatre Design (3). Anintroduction to period styles and ornament and how itapplies to Theatre Design. Prerequisite: TPA 2010.
Undergraduate Catalog 2018-2019TPA 3045 Costume Design I (3). The theory and practiceof designing stage costumes through play and characteranalysis, research, and translation of this information intoeffective stage costume designs. Prerequisites: TPA 2010and TPA 2332.TPA 3060 Scenic Design I (3). Nontraditional approachesto the development of design elements for the stage.Prerequisites: TPA 2210 and TPA 2010.TPA 3073 Stage Rendering (3). An introduction to theTechniques used in rendering scenery and costumedesign concepts. Recommended as preparation for TPA3060. Prerequisite: TPA 2210, TPA 2010.TPA 3077 Scene Painting (3). A hands-on study of thebasic techniques and processes used by scenic artists.Prerequisites: TPA 2010 and TPA 2210.TPA 3226C Lighting Design I (3). Theory and practice inthe application, methods and principles of lighting fortheatrical productions. Prerequisites: TPA 2010 and TPA2220.TPA 3230 Costume History (3). Fashion from Ancient toModern Times in correlation to society and theatricalstyles. Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor. (F,S)TPA 3293L Technical Theatre Lab IV (1). Supervisedcrew work. Required of Theatre majors. Prerequisite: TPA2292L. (F,S)TPA 3296 Advanced Technical Project I (2). Advancedpractical projects in theatre design and technology insupport of produced departmental productions. Projectsare assigned to the student on the basis of emphasis andexperience. Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor.TPA 3400 Stage Management (3). A two part courseintroducing practical methods of stage management andaspects of theatre administration: marketing, budgeting,box office, fundraising.TPA 3930 Special Topics in Theatre (1-3). Lecture-labstudies in particular areas of theatre production, one areaper semester, including prop making, sound design, andspecial effects. May be repeated 3 times for up to 9credits. Prerequisites: TPA 2010 and TPA 2210 and TPA2332.TPA 4041 Costume Design II (3). A continuation ofCostume Design I, with increased emphasis on refiningskills developed at first design level, plus developing apersonal design style and more advanced constructionskills. Prerequisite: TPA 3045.TPA 4061 Scenic Design II (3). Advanced skills in settingthe mood of, and creating movement through a theatricalspace. Emphasis will be placed upon renderingTechniques and model making. Prerequisite: TPA 3060.TPA 4221 Stage Lighting II (3). Advance work in lightingof the stage. Emphasis is on practical training andexperience through drafting of light plots accompanied bydiscussion and evaluation. Prerequisite: TPA 2220.TPA 4297 Advanced Technical Project II (2). Advancedpractical projects in theatre design and technology insupport of produced departmental productions. ProjectsCollege of Communication Architecture The Arts 387are assigned to the student on the basis of emphasis andexperience. Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor.TPA 4298 Advanced Technical Project III (2). Advancedpractical projects in theatre design and technology insupport of produced departmental productions. Projectsare assigned to the student on the basis of emphasis andexperience. Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor.TPA 4912 Portfolio I (1). Supervised individualinvestigation of special research projects in design andtechnology. Projects are designed to enhance thestudent's portfolio. Prerequisite: Permission of theinstructor.TPA 4913 Portfolio II (1). Supervised individualinvestigation of special research projects in design andtechnology. Projects are designed to further enhance thestudent's portfolio. Prerequisite: Permission of theinstructor.TPA 5025 Performance Lighting (2). An introduction tolighting for entertainment art’s performances such asthose presented at theme parks, concerts and outdoorperformances. Prerequisite: Permission of graduate areaadvisor.TPP 1110 Acting I (3). Introduction to acting processusing Spolin-based improvisational approach. Includes thestudy, theory and practice of theatre as it relates toperformance. Majors only. (F)TPP 2100 Introduction to Acting (3). An introduction tothe acting process. Self awareness, physical and vocalcontrol, basic stage techniques and beginning scene workwill be studied. Intended for the student with little or noacting experience. (F,S)TPP 2111 Acting II (3). Stanislavsky techniques with anemphasis on making actable choices through rehearsaland text analysis. Scene work using the plays of AntonChekhov. Majors only. Prerequisites: TPP 1110 andpermission of the advisor. (S)TPP 2112 Acting III (3). Continuation of scene studyusing Meisner technique. Majors only. Prerequisite: TPP2111. (F)TPP 2160 Theatre Voice and Movement I (3).Development of the actor’s voice and body for thedemands of clear performance. An exploration of uisite: TPP 2111.TPP 2161 Theatre Voice and Movement II (3). Acontinuation of development of the actor's voice and bodyfor clear performance. Emphasis on the Linklater VoiceProgression, the International Phonetic Alphabet andapplying physical and vocal choices to text. Prerequisite:TPP 2160. Corequisite: TPP 2112.TPP 2653 Playscript Analysis (3). Detailed playscriptexamination for directors, actors and designers, focusingon identification of those elements upon which successfultheatre production depends. Prerequisite: Permission ofthe advisor. (F)TPP 3113 Acting IV (3). Continuation of the developmentand training of acting skills with emphasis ontransformational character choices. Scene work in modern
388 College of Communication Architecture The Artsstyles from playwrights such as O’Neill, Williams, Fornes,and Lorca. Majors only. Prerequisites: TPP 2112 andpermission of the instructor. (S)TPP 3164 Theatre Voice and Movement III (3). Laban,Feldenkrais, and Neutral Mask will be studied to improveself-use and body articulation. Emphasis on handlingheightened texts such as Shakespeare. Prerequisite:Audition for B.F.A. program. Corequisite: TPP 4114. (F)TPP 3165 Theatre Voice and Movement IV (3).Exploration of physical and vocal approaches toheightened texts and verse. Emphasis on the 2nd part ofthe Linklater Voice Progression, scansion, rhetoricalstructures and clear speech. Prerequisite: TPP 3164.Corequisite: TPP 4117. (S)TPP 3265 Introduction to Acting/Directing for TV/Film(3). An introduction to the fundamentals of acting/directingfor TV/Film through practical exercise and creativeassignments.TPP 3310 Directing I (3). Basic principles of playdirection; including problems of selecting, analyzing,casting, and rehearsing plays, script analysis.Prerequisite: TPP 2653. (F,S)TPP 3530 Stage Combat I (3). A study of combattechniques for the stage including unarmed and rapierfighting.TPP 3730 Dialects (3). A study of dialects common towestern theatre. Prerequisites: TPP 2161 or permission ofthe advisor.TPP 3923 Musical Theatre Works
TPA 3226C Lighting Design I 3 TPA 3045 Costume Design I 3 TPA 3060 Scenic Design I 3 Choose 15 credits from these electives: FIL 2000 Introduction to Filmmaking 3 SPC 2050 Voice and Diction 3 THE 4760 Methods of Teaching Theatre 3 THE 4916 Research 1-5 THE 4950 Internship 1-6 TPA 2211 Stagecraft II 3 TPA 2248 Stage Makeup 3
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