In Short
The technical theater concentration is designed to develop a general base of technical, analytical, managerial, and creative elements of theatrical production.
Set Designs through the Years
Program Overview
Students are trained to become resourceful, imaginative, and technically competent people who integrate engineering and artistic techniques with theatrical settings. Students take courses in computer-aided design, stage lighting, scene design, stage management, and production planning.
Technical Theater Professor Cap Corduan was recently profiled in The Sentinel & Enterprise. She directed The Diviners in Fall 2018. Read about her in the Sentinel & Enterprise article.
Experiential Opportunities and a Look Inside the Courses
Internships
Study Abroad
Fall Production Set Building
Spring Production Set Building
Curriculum and Other Information
- BS, Technical Theater Concentration, Communications Media - Program information from the University Catalog.
- Four-Year Plan of Study - Required and elective courses for program completion.
B.S. in Communications Media
- Students should demonstrate proficiency in the core tools and skills of their discipline.
- Students should be able to apply aesthetic principles to their work by developing and defending a portfolio that demonstrates craftship and meets professional standards for their discipline.
- Students should be able to explain how their work fits in the historical and theoretical context of their discipline.
- Students should apply core theoretical principles to the analysis and critique of media.
- Students should recognize and apply ethical perspectives to their work.
- Lighting Director
- Scene Designer
- Set and Exhibit Designer/Technician
- Stage Manager
- Stage Production Manager