Course Information
Description
The course provides hands-on, practical experience in one or more phases of the production process. Students will choose the artistic area of interest and then carry out practical exercises in stage management, directing or performing. Students will engage in real time learning including facing deadlines, budget constraints and the collaboration that is necessary in a theatre production. 36 hour time requirement.
Total Credits
1
Course Competencies
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Explore areas of theatre technologyAssessment StrategiesWritten Product, Portfolio, Self-AssessmentCriteriaTheatrical production is at Madison College or a community or professional theatre (minimum 36 hours)Include examples to support your self-assessment rating, such as photosSelf-assessment includes references to show supportInclude documented hoursInclude a clear purpose statementInclude an analysis of the target audienceDescribe your adherence to contractually agreed upon criteriaShow evidence of logical critical thinkingFollow an effective organizational planDevelop a plan for developing two or three areas of continued developmentExhibit correct and appropriate grammar, punctuation, spelling, syntax, and word usage
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Work on a theatrical production in areas of performance, design, production or stage managementAssessment StrategiesProject, Written Product, PortfolioCriteriaInclude a letter of acknowledgment confirming the work was done from a production lead such as a producer, director, stage manager, or choreographerRecord the hours spent on production (36 hours)Describe specific work/tasks and techniques performed on a productionDescribe your roleExplain how this learning opportunity will shape future choices