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1 Theatre, Bachel of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) with a concentration in scene design/technical production 1 THEATRE, BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS (B.F.A.) WITH A CONCENTRATION IN SCENE DESIGN/TECHNICAL PRODUCTION The Department of Theatre offers a Bachel of Fine Arts in Theatre that may be entered into during the third year. All freshman and transfer students entering the department are initially classified as Theatre Foundation students. After successfully completing the first two years of ce theatre courses in their foundation areas of emphasis, students apply f admission to a specific degree program (B.F.A. B.A.). The department offers B.F.A concentration areas in perfmance and stage management; as well as three areas of design/technology: scenic, lighting and costume. (See the individual specialization/concentration pages f curricula outlines.) Student participation in both credit- and noncredit-bearing department activities may be required. Students matriculating in School of the Arts degree programs are bound by the policies and procedures stipulated in this bulletin and in any other current handbook policy document adopted by the individual programs. Because of the environment that exists in these preprofessional programs, all aspects of theatre as art, craft, business and education are experienced together. The curriculum immerses students in the practicalities of theatre. Throughout the four years, the perfmer wks daily with voice, body and imagination, while the designer/technician is involved in studio classes and practical application. Prospective theatre educats engage in intensive teacher-training activities that lead to certification. Learning outcomes Upon completing this program, students will know and know how to do the following: Demonstrate skills and techniques needed to enter the profession as a scenic designer/technician Demonstrate knowledge of histy, they and literature and their practical application Degree requirements f Theatre, Bachel of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) with a concentration in scene design/technical production General Education requirements University Ce Education Curriculum UNIV 111 Play course video f Focused Inquiry I UNIV 112 Play course video f Focused Inquiry II Focused Inquiry I Focused Inquiry II UNIV 200 Inquiry and the Craft of Argument Approved humanities/fine arts Approved natural/physical sciences -4 Approved quantitative literacy -4 Approved social/behavial sciences -4 Total Hours Additional School of the Arts requirements 9 Approved General Education elective Total Hours 9 Collateral requirements ARTH 10 Survey of Art I ARTH 104 Survey of Art II THEA 10 Stagecraft THEA 104 Costume Construction THEA 11 Introduction to Acting I THEA 121 Introduction to Drawing 2 THEA 161 Figure Drawing: Superficial Anatomy THEA 122 Col They 2 THEA 162 Figure Drawing: Draping the Human Fm THEA 211 Introduction to Drama THEA 07 Histy of the Theatre THEA 08 Histy of the Theatre Select one of the following: THEA/AFAM 0 THEA 40 THEA 404 THEA 42 THEA 424 Black Theatre Histy of Dramatic Literature Histy of Dramatic Literature Modern Drama Modern Drama Total Hours 28 Maj requirements Select one of the following: THEA 219 THEA 05 THEA Fundamentals of Entertainment Technology Advanced Scenic Design I Sound Design Technology THEA 221 Introduction to Scene Design THEA 22 & THEA 224 Practicum in Theatre Technology and Practicum in Theatre Technology THEA 227 Introduction to Theatrical Makeup THEA 228 Introduction to Costume Design THEA 229 Introduction to Lighting Design THEA 251 & THEA 252 Rehearsal and Perfmance I and Rehearsal and Perfmance II Select one of the following: THEA 06 THEA 20 THEA 4 Advanced Scenic Design II Structural Design f the Stage Sound Design I Complete two semesters of 6 6 4

2 2 Theatre, Bachel of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) with a concentration in scene design/technical production THEA 2 Practicum in Advanced Theatre Technology THEA 26 Audio Mixing f Theatre THEA 408 THEA 27 Advanced Scene Painting Computer-assisted Design and Drafting f the Theatre Select one of the following: THEA 0 THEA 1 THEA 40 THEA 41 THEA 495 Seni Project: Ptfolio Review 1 THEA XX 4XX upper-level design electives 6 THEA 4XX electives 6 Total Hours 5 Electives Select three elective credits ( level) Select six open elective credits 6 Total Hours 9 Total minimum requirement 120 credits What follows is a sample plan that meets the prescribed requirements within a four-year course of study at VCU. Please contact your adviser befe beginning course wk toward a degree. Freshman year Fall semester Hours THEA 10 Stagecraft THEA 11 Introduction to Acting I THEA 121 THEA 161 Introduction to Drawing Figure Drawing: Superficial Anatomy THEA 211 Introduction to Drama THEA 251 Rehearsal and Perfmance I 2 UNIV 111 Play course video f Focused Inquiry I Spring semester Focused Inquiry I Term Hours: 16 THEA 104 Costume Construction THEA 122 THEA 162 Col They Figure Drawing: Draping the Human Fm THEA 252 Rehearsal and Perfmance II 2 UNIV 112 Play course video f Focused Inquiry II Focused Inquiry II Humanities/fine arts course (University Ce) Term Hours: Sophome year Fall semester THEA 221 Introduction to Scene Design THEA 22 Practicum in Theatre Technology THEA 227 THEA 228 Introduction to Theatrical Makeup Introduction to Costume Design Social/behavial sciences course (University Ce) Approved General Education elective Spring semester THEA 224 Practicum in Theatre Technology THEA 229 Introduction to Lighting Design UNIV 200 Inquiry and the Craft of Argument Approved General Education elective Natural/physical sciences course (University Ce) Juni year Fall semester THEA 219 THEA 05 THEA Fundamentals of Entertainment Technology Advanced Scenic Design I Sound Design Technology THEA 07 Histy of the Theatre THEA 2 Practicum in Advanced Theatre Technology THEA 27 THEA 0 THEA 1 THEA 40 THEA 41 Spring semester THEA 06 THEA 20 THEA 4 Computer-assisted Design and Drafting f the Theatre Advanced Scenic Design II Structural Design f the Stage Sound Design I THEA 08 Histy of the Theatre THEA 2 Practicum in Advanced Theatre Technology Approved General Education elective Quantitative literacy course (University Ce) Seni year Fall semester ARTH 10 ARTH 104 Survey of Art I Survey of Art II

3 Theatre, Bachel of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) with a concentration in scene design/technical production THEA 0 AFAM 0 THEA 40 THEA 404 THEA 42 THEA 424 THEA 26 THEA 408 Black Theatre Black Theatre Histy of Dramatic Literature Histy of Dramatic Literature Modern Drama Modern Drama Audio Mixing f Theatre Advanced Scene Painting THEA XX 4XX upper-level design elective Open elective Spring semester THEA 495 Seni Project: Ptfolio Review 1 THEA 4XX level electives 6 Elective ( level) THEA XX 4XX upper-level design elective Open elective Term Hours: 16 Total Hours: 120 With permission of instruct, the following graduate courses may be taken by undergraduates f degree credit: THEA 501 Basic Voice and Speech Pedagogy THEA 502 Basic Voice and Speech Pedagogy With Application to Dialect Study THEA 505 Advanced Scene Design III THEA 506 Advanced Scene Design IV THEA 508 Scene Painting THEA 51 Graduate Acting THEA 514 Graduate Acting Theatre (p. ) Theatre labaty (p. 9) Speech (p. 9) Theatre THEA 100. Technical f Perfmers. 1 Hour. Semester course; 1 lecture hour. 1 credit. A crew assignment f a Mainstage production fulfilling all required wk and hours of production calls. Course restricted to theatre majs. THEA 10. Stagecraft. Hours. Semester course; 9 studio hours. credits. Restricted to theatre majs. The fundamental methods, materials and techniques of set construction f the stage. Participation in departmental productions. THEA 104. Costume Construction. Hours. Semester course; 9 studio hours. credits. Restricted to theatre majs. The fundamental methods, materials and techniques of costume construction f the stage. Participation in departmental productions. THEA 105. Advanced Costume Construction. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 104. Focuses on the development of skills needed to function as a stitcher in a theatrical costume shop through practical application of techniques and processes. THEA 107. Introduction to Stage Perfmance. Hours. Semester courses; lecture hours., credits. F non-theatre majs. A survey and application of the basic elements in stage perfming; acting, scene study, voice and movement. THEA 108. Introduction to Stage Perfmance. Hours. Semester courses; lecture hours., credits. F non-theatre majs. A survey and application of the basic elements in stage perfming; acting, scene study, voice and movement. THEA 110. Improvisation. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 4 studio hours. credits. This course provides students with foundational improv techniques. Students will learn how to apply these techniques to endeavs ranging from artistic to social and beyond. THEA 11. Introduction to Acting I. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Open only to theatre majs upon satisfacty audition. An introduction to and explation of perfmance skills through theatre games, role-playing, improvisation and wk on basic script units. THEA 114. Introduction to Acting II. Hours. Semester course: 1 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Open only to theatre majs upon satisfacty audition. Study of the basic Stanislavski System and practicing toward competency of applying this system to monologue and scene study. THEA 121. Introduction to Drawing. 2 Hours. Semester course; 2 lecture hours. 2 credits. Open only to theatre majs. An introduction to drawing skills. Topics include line quality and contour, volume, value with shading and crosshatching, texture, space and composition, perspective, gesture, and figure drawing. THEA 122. Col They. 2 Hours. Semester course; 2 lecture hours. 2 credits. Open only to theatre majs. An introduction to col they. Topics covered include how to create different values, hues and intensities, and how to mix col to best express a specific artistic intent. THEA 161. Figure Drawing: Superficial Anatomy. 2 Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 4 studio hours. 2 credits. Introducty course focused on developing drawings from direct observations of the figure. The specific problem will be the study of superficial anatomy as related to costume design. Various drawing and painting media will be expled. THEA 162. Figure Drawing: Draping the Human Fm. 2 Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 4 studio hours. 2 credits. Focus on developing drawings from direct observations of the figure and folds, students will show the surface influence of superficial anatomy on the draped figure. Various drawing and painting media will be expled. THEA 191. Topics in Theatre. 1- Hours. Semester course; 1- wkshop hours. 1- credits. May be repeated f a maximum of 6 credits. Enrollment restricted to theatre majs. Flexible semester course in selected aspects of perfmance, they, literature histy. See the Schedule of Classes f specific topics to be offered each semester.

4 4 Theatre, Bachel of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) with a concentration in scene design/technical production THEA 201. Voice and Speech f the Act I. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Open only to theatre majs upon satisfacty audition. A study of the basic elements of voice and speech f acts. THEA 202. Voice and Speech f the Act II. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Continuing study elements of voice and speech and practicing toward competency of applying these skills to text. THEA 20. Movement f the Act I. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Open only to theatre majs upon satisfacty audition. Practice and study of stage movement f the purpose of creating truthful physical behavi in the theatre. THEA 204. Movement f the Act II. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Continuing study of creating truthful physical behavi in the theatre, leading toward competency of applying same to characters and text. THEA 209. Theatrical Rigging. 1 Hour. Semester course; 1 lecture hour. 1 credit. Prerequisite: THEA 10. Enrollment is restricted to theatre majs. The course will provide a practical introduction to standards and techniques of safe theatrical rigging with an emphasis on safe rigging procedures, load calculations and current industry standards. THEA 210. Introduction to Stage Combat. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 4 studio hours. credits. Enrollment is restricted to theatre majs upon completion of satisfacty audition. An introduction to the techniques and perfmance of unarmed and armed stage combat sequences f the stage. THEA 211. Introduction to Drama. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Analysis and critical examination of plays f methods of interpretation and production qualities. THEA 212. Introduction to Drama II. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Analysis and critical examination of plays f methods of interpretation and production qualities. THEA 21. Acting I. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Open only to theatre majs upon satisfacty audition. Explation of the Stanislavski System with particular emphasis on emotional availability, point of view and personalization techniques. THEA 214. Acting II. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 21. Open only to theatre majs upon satisfacty audition. Study of point of view with personalization and emotional availability and practicing toward competency of applying these techniques to monologue and scene study culminating in the sophome assessment audition. THEA 217. Theatrical Drafting. 2 Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 4 studio hours. 2 credits. An introduction to the practices and procedures used in communicating technical and design infmation among a range of theatre practitioners. Focus on traditional hand-drafting techniques. THEA 218. Introduction to Scene Painting. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 4 studio hours. credits. An introduction to fundamental scene painting technique. Students will have the opptunity to study the materials and techniques of scene painting as well as the practices and expectations of a career in scenic artistry. THEA 219. Fundamentals of Entertainment Technology. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Introduction to the physical science underlying various disciplines of technical theatre. THEA 221. Introduction to Scene Design. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Restricted to theatre majs. An introduction to the theies, practices and procedures of designing f the stage. THEA 22. Practicum in Theatre Technology. Hours. Semester courses; 9 studio hours., credits. Prerequisites: THEA 10 and THEA 104. Restricted to theatre majs. Advanced study in theatre technologies and the materials and methodologies of stage construction. THEA 224. Practicum in Theatre Technology. Hours. Semester courses; 9 studio hours., credits. Prerequisites: THEA 10 and THEA 104. Restricted to theatre majs. Advanced study in theatre technologies and the materials and methodologies of stage construction. THEA 225. Electricity f the Stage. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Restricted to theatre majs. A study of the properties and basic principles of electricity as they relate to the utilization of light on the stage. Participation in departmental productions. THEA 227. Introduction to Theatrical Makeup. Hours. Semester course; 2 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 104 permission of instruct. Teaches basic makeup practices f theatrical wk. Students will gain an introducty knowledge of the physiological structure of the human face and how to alter appearance of an act through the use of stage-makeup and basic prosthetic appliances. These skills will be evaluated through practical applications and studio wk. THEA 228. Introduction to Costume Design. Hours. Semester course; 2 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 227 permission of instruct. Introduces students to the costume design process including: the techniques of drawing to aid in facilitating costume design, paperwk required of the costume designer, and costume sketching and painting techniques. Students will employ critical thinking in their evaluation of the costume design process and concurrently be introduced to the skills required in the design process through practical design projects. THEA 229. Introduction to Lighting Design. Hours. Semester course; 2 lecture and studio hours. credits. Restricted to theatre majs. A study of issues concerning the properties of light and electricity as they relate to theatre including design, composition and col. THEA 27. Advanced Lighting I. Hours. Semester course; 2 lecture and studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 229. An in-depth explation into development and execution of a lighting design and the lighting potentials of a wide variety of facilities, production styles and lighting equipment. Includes wk on development of communication skills with directs via value sketches and lighting plots. Wk will include studies and design research, concepts, collabation, professional procedures and systems, paperwk, and ganization. Varies scales of theetical and practical projects in the light lab.

5 Theatre, Bachel of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) with a concentration in scene design/technical production 5 THEA 251. Rehearsal and Perfmance I. 1- Hours. Semester course; 2, 4 6 studio hours. 1, 2 credits. May be repeated f a maximum total of 6 credits. Restricted to theatre majs. Wk in acting, management, design technical areas within a TheatreVCU production. THEA 252. Rehearsal and Perfmance II. 1- Hours. Semester course; 2, 4 6 studio hours. 1, 2 credits. May be repeated f a maximum total of 6 credits. Restricted to theatre majs. Wk in acting, management, design technical areas within a TheatreVCU production. THEA 261. Figure Drawing: Media and Technique. 2 Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 4 studio hours. 2 credits. This course will exple various traditional wet and dry media techniques in depicting representational costume design. Assignments will incpate applicable references to art histy. THEA 262. Figure Drawing: Advanced Media and Technique. 2 Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 4 studio hours. 2 credits. Prerequisite: THEA 261. An advanced course investigating various traditional wet and dry media techniques depicting the human fm and costuming. Assignments will incpate applicable references to the histy of art and contempary developments. THEA 291. Topics in Theatre. 1- Hours. Semester course; 1- wkshop hours. 1- credits. May be repeated f a maximum of 6 credits. Enrollment restricted to theatre majs. Flexible semester course in selected aspects of perfmance, they, literature histy. See the Schedule of Classes f specific topics to be offered each semester. THEA 292. Independent Study in Theatre. 1- Hours. Semester course; variable hours. 1- credits. May be repeated f a maximum total of six credits. Prerequisites: sophome standing as a maj in theatre and approval of department chair and instruct. Individual instruction and supervision of a special project. Learning experiences should be designed with the supervising faculty member in the fm of a contract between student and instruct. This course is limited to those students who have demonstrated an exceptional level of ability and intense commitment to their discipline. THEA 01. Advanced Voice and Speech f the Act I. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 202. Open only to theatre majs upon satisfacty audition. Building upon lessons and skills practiced in the prerequisite course, an introduction to advanced elements of voice and speech and practicing toward competency of applying these skills to text. THEA 02. Advanced Voice and Speech f the Act II. Hours. Semester course; studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 01 with a minimum grade of B. Building upon lessons and skills practiced in the prerequisite, continuing study in advanced elements of voice and speech and practicing toward competency of applying these skills to text. THEA 0. Black Theatre. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. A study of the maj developments in the evolution of black theatre through readings and studio perfmances in black-related and black theatre dramaturgy. Crosslisted as: AFAM 0. THEA 05. Advanced Scenic Design I. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 221. Open only to theatre majs. A study of the techniques and methods of scene design. THEA 06. Advanced Scenic Design II. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 221. Open only to theatre majs. Advanced study of the techniques and methods of scene design. THEA 07. Histy of the Theatre. Hours. Continuous courses; lecture hours. - credits. Prerequisites: UNIV 200 HONR 200; completion of THEA 07 to enroll in THEA 08. Restricted to theatre majs. A study and analysis of theatre histy: the architecture, the perfmer and perfmances, the stage, the production methods and the audience. THEA 08. Histy of the Theatre. Hours. Continuous courses; lecture hours. - credits. Prerequisites: UNIV 200 HONR 200; completion of THEA 07 to enroll in THEA 08. Restricted to theatre majs. A study and analysis of theatre histy: the architecture, the perfmer and perfmances, the stage, the production methods and the audience. THEA 09. Histy of Costumes. Hours. Semester courses; lecture hours., credits. Illustrated lectures on the histy of clothing from primitive times to the present. THEA 10. Histy of Costumes. Hours. Semester courses; lecture hours., credits. Illustrated lectures on the histy of clothing from primitive times to the present. THEA 11. Advanced Movement f the Act I. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Open only to theatre majs upon completion of satisfacty audition. Advanced study of movement f the act emphasizing physical control, flexibility and various physical perfmance techniques. THEA 12. Advanced Movement f the Act II. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 11 with a minimum grade of B. Building on the lessons of the prerequisite, continuing practice of movement skills toward proficiency in creating truthful physical behavi in the theatre. THEA 1. Act s Studio I. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Open only to theatre majs upon completion of satisfacty audition. Scene study and explation of personalized character wk as it applies to modern acting. THEA 14. Act s Studio II. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 1 with a minimum grade of B. Building on the lessons of the prerequisite, continuing explation of personalized character wk as it applies to modern acting. THEA 15. Audition Technique. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 4 studio hours. credits. Prerequisites: minimum grade of B in THEA 1. Open only to theatre majs upon completion of a satisfacty audition with permission of instruct. Concentrated wk using various techniques and methods of auditioning f the stage, television and film. THEA 16. Musical Theatre Histy. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. A study of musical theatre histy from its beginnings in vaudeville to the golden age to contempary musical theatre. Students will gain the necessary skills to do dramaturgical analysis of a musical, as well as histiographical skills and a strengthened understanding of how to write about perfmance both objectively and subjectively.

6 6 Theatre, Bachel of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) with a concentration in scene design/technical production THEA 17. Musical Theatre Perfmance I. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Open only to theatre majs upon completion of a satisfacty audition. Development of skills necessary to prepare songs and roles in musical theatre productions. THEA 18. Musical Theatre Perfmance II. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 17. Open only to theatre majs upon completion of a satisfacty audition. Continuation of the development of skills necessary to prepare songs and roles in musical productions while also developing skills in audition technique and the building of a personal repertoire. THEA 19. Musical Theatre Dance Styles: Landmark Cheographers. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Development of skills necessary to dance and perfm in theatre productions. Students will demonstrate an ability in dance basics. An advanced course focusing on the practical application and aesthetic of landmark cheographers of the modern musical theatre. Students will demonstrate and integrate ballet and jazz techniques and apply same to the proper execution of each cheographer. THEA 20. Structural Design f the Stage. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Introduction to basic structural analysis as applies to theatrical scenic construction and rigging. THEA 21. Costume Design Studio I. Hours. Semester course; 2 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: permission of instruct. A studio course expling the practice of the creative techniques, skill-building tools and business processes used accding to the practical standards of the industry developed by professional union costume designers. THEA 22. Costume Design Studio II. Hours. Semester course; 2 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: permission of instruct. Continuing studio course expling the practice of the creative techniques, skill-building tools and business processes used accding to the practical standards of the industry developed by professional union costume designers. THEA 2. Practicum in Advanced Theatre Technology. Hours. Semester course; 9 studio hours. credits. May be repeated f a maximum of 9 credits. Restricted to theatre majs. Advanced study in theatre technologies and technical management. THEA 24. Practicum in Stage Lighting. Hours. Semester course; 9 studio hours. credits. May be repeated f a maximum of 12 credits. Restricted to theatre majs. Practical application in the methodologies of stage lighting. THEA 25. Stage Management Practicum. Hours. Semester course; 2 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. May be repeated f a maximum of 18 credits. Prerequisite: permission of instruct. The fundamental responsibilities and techniques of professional stage management at the assistant stage management level. Graded as pass/ fail. THEA 26. Audio Mixing f Theatre. Hours. Semester course; 2 lecture and studio hours. credits. May be repeated f a maximum total of 9 credits. A study of audio mixing and the practical application of these practices f live theatrical productions. THEA 27. Computer-assisted Design and Drafting f the Theatre. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. May be repeated f a maximum of 6 credits. Instruction and practice in the use of computer assisted design and drafting f the theatre such as preparation and presentation, perspective, rotation, development and graphic solutions pertaining to theatrical construction problems. THEA 29. Patternmaking f the Theatre. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 6 studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 105. This course introduces basic patternmaking skills including: sloper development, pattern manipulations employing flat patterning techniques, drafting, scaling and copying of histic garments. This course introduces critical-thinking skills as related to the fm, fit and composition of clothing as it relates to the body. Students will apply these skills to practical projects that can relate to a variety of histical period costumes. THEA 0..,6 Hours. Semester courses; 1 2 lecture and 4 8 labaty hours. 6 credits per semester. Open only to theatre majs. The design, rehearsal and perfmance of dramatic wks. THEA 1..,6 Hours. Semester courses; 1 2 lecture and 4 8 labaty hours. 6 credits per semester. Open only to theatre majs. The design, rehearsal and perfmance of dramatic wks. THEA 2. Draping f the Theatre. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 6 studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 29. This course introduces basic draping skills including: sloper development, princess-line and bias garments, and clothing draped over extensive understructures. This course practices critical-thinking skills as related to the fm, fit and composition of clothing as it relates to the body. Students will apply these skills to demonstrate specific histical period costumes. THEA. Sound Design Technology. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Introduction to basic concepts, equipment and software needed to create and reinfce sound imagery. THEA 4. Sound Design I. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Explation in contempary practices in sound design f the theatre. THEA 5. Advanced Movement and Vocal Techniques. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 4 studio hours. credits. May be repeated f a total of 6 credits. Enrollment is restricted to theatre majs upon satisfacty audition. A rotating topics course highlighting several perfmance training methods that link physical and vocal wk. THEA 6. Introduction to Costume Crafts. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 6 studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 227. The course will introduce the student to a variety of skills and application methods that are needed f the execution of costume designs in a theatrical production. An overview and basic understanding of these crafts will be expled and practiced during the semester. THEA 7. Advanced Lighting Design II. Hours. Semester course; 2 lecture and studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 27 with a minimum grade of C. Advanced study of lighting design, incpating increasingly difficult texts, rep plots, facilities and production styles. Further explation of the process of lighting design f theatre and other related events. Projects focus intensely on communication and the collabative process.

7 Theatre, Bachel of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) with a concentration in scene design/technical production 7 THEA 40. Theatre Projects.,6 Hours. Semester courses; 1 2 lecture and 4 8 labaty hours. 6 credits per semester. Open only to theatre majs. Individual group projects in acting, directing, costume design, stage design dramaturgy. THEA 41. Theatre Projects.,6 Hours. Semester courses; 1 2 lecture and 4 8 labaty hours. 6 credits per semester. Open only to theatre majs. Individual group projects in acting, directing, costume design, stage design dramaturgy. THEA 51. Rehearsal and Perfmance. 1- Hours. Semester courses; 2, 4 6 studio hours. 1, 2 credits. Restricted to theatre majs. Wk in acting, management, design technical areas within a TheatreVCU production. THEA 52. Rehearsal and Perfmance. 1- Hours. Semester courses; 2, 4 6 studio hours. 1, 2 credits. Restricted to theatre majs. Wk in acting, management, design technical areas within a TheatreVCU production. THEA 61. Directing I. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Open only to theatre majs. Introduction to and practice in the theies of stage direction. THEA 62. Directing II. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 61. Continuing practice in solving problems involved in the production of period plays and a study of modern theies. THEA 65. Playwriting. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 4 studio hours. Enrollment requires permission of instruct. This course exples the fundamentals of playwriting through the use of Aristotelian and Freytag theies. Using these theies and assigned reading and writing exercises completed in class, the course culminates with the class creating and participating in a public reading of each student's own 10-minute play. THEA 71. Mechanical Design f the Stage. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Introduction to the process f, components of and applications f mechanical design f stage. THEA 72. Control Systems f Entertainment. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Introduction to current and emerging control systems used in lighting, sound, stage machinery and show control. THEA 7. Photo Manipulation f Theatre. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Introduction to the basic concepts and practices of creating computer-manipulated photo images and documents. THEA 75. African-American Perfmance. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 4 studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 21. Enrollment is restricted to theatre majs. This advanced perfmance class is focused on the acting and creative techniques of the black aesthetic as the first voice/primary perspective. THEA 91. Topics in Theatre. 1- Hours. Semester course; 1- wkshop hours. 1- credits. May be repeated f a maximum of 6 credits. Enrollment restricted to theatre majs. Flexible semester course in selected aspects of perfmance, they, literature histy. See the Schedule of Classes f specific topics to be offered each semester. THEA 92. Independent Study in Theatre. 1- Hours. Semester course; variable hours. 1- credits. May be repeated f a maximum total of 6 credits. Prerequisites: juni standing as a maj in theatre and approval of department chair and instruct. Individual instruction and supervision of a special project. Learning experiences should be designed with the supervising faculty member in the fm of a contract between student and instruct. This course is limited to those students who have demonstrated an exceptional level of ability and intense commitment to their discipline. THEA 40. Histy of Dramatic Literature. Hours. Semester courses; lecture hours., credits. Restricted to theatre majs. Study and analysis of dramatic literature. First semester: Aeschylus through Shakespeare. Second semester: Cneille to Ibsen. THEA 404. Histy of Dramatic Literature. Hours. Semester courses; lecture hours., credits. Restricted to theatre majs. Study and analysis of dramatic literature. First semester: Aeschylus through Shakespeare. Second semester: Cneille to Ibsen. THEA 407. Advanced Scenic Technique. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 4 studio hours. credits. Prerequisites: THEA 221 and permission of instruct. An intensive involvement in contempary they and practice of scenic techniques. Participation in departmental productions. THEA 408. Advanced Scene Painting. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 4 studio hours. credits. Repeatable f a maximum of 12 credits. Practice of fundamental scene painting technique. Students will have the opptunity to study the materials and advanced techniques of scene painting, as well as the practices and expectations of a career in scenic artistry. THEA 412. Acting f Camera. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 4 studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 14 with a minimum grade of B. Open only to theatre majs upon completion of a satisfacty audition with permission of instruct. Students will learn techniques f approaching acting problems associated with perfmance in front of a camera. THEA 41. Act's Studio II. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and 4 studio hours. credits. Prerequisites: minimum grade of B in THEA 14. Open only to theatre majs upon completion of satisfacty audition with permission of instruct. Students will learn techniques f approaching specific acting problems associated with the perfmance of various classical acting styles. THEA 415. The Business of Theatre. 4 Hours. Semester course; 4 lecture hours. 4 credits. Open only to theatre majs upon completion of a satisfacty audition with permission of instruct. An analysis and survey of beginning and maintaining a successful professional career in theatre, television and film, including infmation about contracts, unions, agents/managers, casting directs, taxes and other life strategies in der to develop a specific plan f the next steps after graduation. THEA 416. Solo Perfmance. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 14 with a minimum grade of B. Open only to theatre majs upon completion of a satisfacty audition with permission of instruct. An explation of sty and personal journey. Students will exple and interrogate a diverse range of solo-perfmance styles culminating in a solo perfmance of a "wk-in-progress" of between 15 and 0 minutes presented to an audience.

8 8 Theatre, Bachel of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) with a concentration in scene design/technical production THEA 421. Advanced Costume Design Studio I. Hours. Semester course; 2 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Prerequisites: THEA 21 and 22. Advanced studio course expling the practice of the creative techniques and the practical standards of the industry developed by professional union costume designers. THEA 422. Advanced Costume Design Studio II. Hours. Semester course; 2 lecture and 2 studio hours. credits. Prerequisites: THEA 21 and 22. Advanced studio course expling the practice of the creative techniques and business processes used accding to the practical standards of the industry developed by professional union costume designers. During the semester students will create a digital interview-quality ptfolio. THEA 42. Modern Drama. Hours. Semester courses; lecture hours., credits. Restricted to theatre majs. Intensive study of maj continental and American plays. THEA 424. Modern Drama. Hours. Semester courses; lecture hours., credits. Restricted to theatre majs. Intensive study of maj continental and American plays. THEA 426. Advanced Dramatic Writing. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. May be repeated once f credit. Prerequisite: ENGL 0. A practical approach to the creation of iginal scripts f theatre film. Crosslisted as: ENGL 4. THEA 40..,6 Hours. Semester courses; 1 2 lecture and 4 8 labaty hours. 6 credits per semester. Open only to theatre majs. The design, rehearsal and perfmance of dramatic wks. THEA 41..,6 Hours. Semester courses; 1 2 lecture and 4 8 labaty hours. 6 credits per semester. Open only to theatre majs. The design, rehearsal and perfmance of dramatic wks. THEA 42. Stage Management: Music They. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 25 with a minimum grade of B. Open only to theatre majs. An in-depth analysis of music they as it pertains to the opera and musical theatre fields. THEA 4. Stage Management: Musical Theatre and Opera. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 25 with a minimum grade of B. Open only to theatre majs. An in-depth analysis of the specific techniques required to successfully stage-manage musical theatre and opera. THEA 44. Stage Management: Maintaining and Remounting s. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 25 with a minimum grade of B. Open only to theatre majs. An in-depth analysis of the advanced techniques in stage management required to successfully maintain a long-running show and remount a previously realized production. THEA 45. The Business of Stage Management. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 25 with a minimum grade of B. Open only to theatre majs. An analysis of the techniques necessary f a successful career as a stage manager, studying resumes, interview skills, unions and other areas. THEA 47. Advanced Lighting Design III. Hours. Semester course; 2 lecture and studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 7 with a minimum grade of C. Course incpates increasingly difficult texts, facilities and production styles and alternative venue and production styles, such as landscape lighting and concert. Use of industry standard technology and -D rendering is a focus in the class. THEA 49. Advanced Patterning Techniques I. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and studio hours. credits. Prerequisites: THEA 29 and 2. Garment patterning based on various histic periods. Projects emphasize creative solutions to patterning problems employing critical thinking. Skills learned in prerequisite courses will be practiced, developing competency as related to achieving fit, fm and function of period garments within the limitations of a given design. THEA 440. Theatre Projects.,6 Hours. Semester courses; 1 2 lecture and 4 8 labaty hours. 6 credits per semester. Open only to theatre majs. Individual group projects in acting, directing, costume design, stage design dramaturgy. THEA 441. Theatre Projects.,6 Hours. Semester courses; 1 2 lecture and 4 8 labaty hours. 6 credits per semester. Open only to theatre majs. Individual group projects in acting, directing, costume design, stage design dramaturgy. THEA 442. Advanced Patterning Techniques II. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 49. Garment patterning based on various histic periods. Projects emphasize creative solutions to patterning problems employing critical thinking. Skills learned in prerequisite course will be practiced and built upon, developing complex understructures f period clothing while practicing competency in patterning and building the period garments, which complement the fit, fm and function of these period garments. THEA 451. Rehearsal and Perfmance. 1- Hours. Semester courses; 2, 4 6 studio hours. 1, 2 credits. Restricted to theatre majs. Wk in acting, management, design technical areas within a TheatreVCU production. THEA 452. Rehearsal and Perfmance. 1- Hours. Semester courses; 2, 4 6 studio hours. 1, 2 credits. Restricted to theatre majs. Wk in acting, management, design technical areas within a TheatreVCU production. THEA 469. Advanced Patterning Techniques III. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 442. Advanced patterning techniques centered on tailing f students who have completed flat patterning and draping classes. This class exples modern and histical methods of tailing; lining and finishing are emphasized f stage and costume use. The course assesses the student s competency in skills taught in previous course wk. THEA 470. Advanced Patterning Techniques IV. Hours. Semester course; 1 lecture and studio hours. credits. Prerequisite: THEA 469. Explation of costume patterning with an emphasis on period patterning in a production setting, assessing the basic and advanced knowledge of draping and flatpatterning. This course provides students with intense production projects on VCU Mainstage productions synthesizing all aspects of patterning. THEA 491. Topics in Theatre. 1- Hours. Semester course; variable hours. 1- credits per semester. May be repeated f a maximum of 9 credits. Restricted to theatre majs. Flexible semester course in selected aspects of perfmance, they, literature histy. See the Schedule of Classes f specific topics to be offered each semester.

9 Theatre, Bachel of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) with a concentration in scene design/technical production 9 THEA 492. Independent Study in Theatre. 1- Hours. Semester course; variable hours. 1- credits per semester. May be repeated f a maximum of 9 credits. Prerequisites: seni standing as a maj in theatre and approval of department chair and instruct. Individual instruction and supervision of a special project. Learning experiences should be designed with the supervising faculty member in the fm of a contract between student and instruct. This course is limited to those students who have demonstrated an exceptional level of ability and intense commitment to their discipline. THEA 49. Professional Internship. -9 Hours. Semester courses; -9 credits. Restricted to theatre majs. A practicum in theatre conducted in cooperation with selected professional semiprofessional theatre ganizations. THEA 494. Professional Internship. -9 Hours. Semester courses; -9 credits. Restricted to theatre majs. A practicum in theatre conducted in cooperation with selected professional semiprofessional theatre ganizations. THEA 495. Seni Project: Ptfolio Review. 1 Hour. Semester course; 1 lecture hour. 1 credit. Prerequisites: seni standing and a minimum of 18 credits in level maj courses. Restricted to theatre majs. A capstone experience integrating resume preparation and professional development within the field of theatre. Documentation of creative activities and achievements accumulated during theatre studies is compiled f a ptfolio review. Theatre labaty THEZ 221. Introduction to Scene Design Labaty. 1 Hour. Semester course; studio hours. 1 credit. Pre- cequisite: THEA 221. Participation in departmental productions. Observation and participation in the practical application of scene design in perfmance. THEZ 22. Practicum in Theatre Technology Labaty. 1 Hour. Semester courses; studio hours. 1, 1 credit. Observation and participation in the practical application of theatre technology in perfmance. THEZ 224. Practicum in Theatre Technology Labaty. 1 Hour. Semester courses; studio hours. 1, 1 credit. Observation and participation in the practical application of theatre technology in perfmance. THEZ 225. Basic Stage Electronics-Lighting Labaty. 1 Hour. Semester course; 2 studio hours. 1 credit. The practical application in production of the ideas, principles and theies discussed in design/ THEZ 228. Basic Stage Costuming and Make-up Labaty. 1 Hour. in production of the ideas, principles and theies discussed in design/ THEZ 229. Introduction to Lighting Design Labaty. 1 Hour. Semester course; 2 studio hours. 1 credit. The practical application in production of the ideas, principles and theies discussed in design/ THEZ 05. Scene Design Labaty. 1 Hour. in production of the ideas, principles and theies discussed in design THEZ 06. Scene Design Labaty. 1 Hour. in production of the ideas, principles and theies discussed in design THEZ 21. Research Techniques f Costume Design Labaty. 1 Hour. in production of the ideas, principles and theies discussed in design/ THEZ 22. Research Techniques f Costume Design Labaty. 1 Hour. in production of the ideas, principles and theies discussed in design/ THEZ 2. Practicum in Advanced Theatre Technology. 1 Hour. Semester course; studio hours. 1 credit. Pre- cequisite: THEA 2. Observation and experience in a practical situation with an emphasis on leadership and crew management. THEZ 24. Practicum in Stage Lighting. 1 Hour. Semester course; studio hours. 1 credit. Pre- cequisite: THEA 24. Observation and experience in a practical situation with an emphasis on leadership and crew management. THEZ 26. Theatrical Sound Design Labaty. 1 Hour. Semester course; studio hours. 1 credit. Pre- cequisite: THEA 26. Participation in departmental productions. Observation and participation in the practical application of sound design and execution in perfmance. THEZ 407. Advanced Scenic Technique Labaty. 1 Hour. Semester course; 2 studio hours. 1 credit. The practical application in production of the ideas, principles and theies discussed in design/ THEZ 421. Advanced Costume Design Labaty. 1 Hour. in production of the ideas, principles and theies discussed in design/ THEZ 422. Advanced Costume Design Labaty. 1 Hour. in production of the ideas, principles and theies discussed in design/ THEZ 429. Advanced Lighting Design Labaty. 1 Hour. Semester course; 2 studio hours. 1 credit. The practical application in production of the ideas, principles and theies discussed in design/ Speech SPCH 121. Effective Speech. Hours. Semester course; lecture hours. credits. Structured speaking and critical listening experiences within the basic fms of speech communication: interpersonal, small group and public. 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