Scenic Design
Scenic Design
Comprehensive course in scenic design for stage and screen: scenic history and theory; renderings and model construction; script research; scenic paperwork; collaboration techniques; preparation for work as assistant and/or full designer positions in departmental productions.
Hours | 3.0 Credit, 6.0 Lecture, 0.0 Lab |
Prerequisites | TMA 259; TMA 258 (concurrent enrollment allowed) or instructor's consent. |
Recommended | TMA 366R or concurrent enrollment. |
Taught | Winter |
Programs | Containing TMA 363 |
Course Outcomes:
Art Skills
Students will demonstrate professional rendering, drafting, modeling, and design skills for theoretical stage-design projects.
Scene Design Skills
Students will employ the skills of collaboration, script analysis, research, and aural and visual commnication to define and resolve the challenges of scene design for theatre and media productions.
Portfolio
Students will produce effective visual materials for personal portfolios and demonstrate an ability to constructively critique other designers.