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May 20, 2024
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2024-2025 General Catalog
Theatre Arts: Theatre Design & Technology - BFA (NOT CURRENTLY OFFERED)
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Caine College of the Arts
Department of Theatre Arts
About This Degree
The theatre design and technology emphasis is for students interested in the operations and physical settings of performance production. Coursework covers makeup, stage lighting, scene design and construction, costume design and construction, as well as performance and literature skills.
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Minimum University Requirements
Admission Requirements for This Program
Admission Requirements: Students are admitted through separate application, portfolio review, and interview with program faculty. Acceptance is competitive and not guaranteed.
Major Expectations: Students are expected to develop proper attitudes, habits, work standards and professionalism to move on to graduate studies or directly into the professional world of theatre.
Minimum GPA for Admission and Graduation: 2.75
Additional Information
NOTE: Intensive BFA programs in the arts culminate with realized projects. These final projects are team taught between the USU and SLCC facilities.
Retention in the BFA Design/Tech program: Students must maintain B- or better grades in all courses required for major, have an annual portfolio review with the BFA Design/Tech faculty, and meet all department requirements. Annual reviews are held for each BFA student to determine satisfactory progress. These reviews determine if students will: (A) Continue in the program. (B) Be placed on programmatic probation. (C) Be discontinued from the program. Students not retained in the program must select another major. Students may apply for re-admission only with permission of the faculty at such a time that the student has demonstrated significant improvement from the time of their dismissal.
Departmental Requirements:
- Enroll in production practicum every semester except the semesters enrolled in THEA 1513 or THEA 2203.
- Usher for each department production you are not involved in as actor or run crew. If usher spots are not available, students spend 3 hours in either the scene shop or costume shop before that show opens to assist with the production. Students have usher slips signed by the House Manager, or usher makeup time sheets signed by the shop manager, and return them to the office by the Monday following strike.
- Attend production strikes as assigned. Strike crew calls are posted during performance week. Strike crew assignments are made for all students enrolled in practicum, and/or involved in the production.
USU Required Design/Technical Courses
SLCC Required Design/Technical Courses
These credits will be taken at Salt Lake Community College
ART 1310 Basic Photography - Junior year/Fall Semester & Senior year/Fall Semester
FLM 1045 Beginning Film Production - Junior year/Fall Semester
FLM 1055 Intermediate Film Production - Junior year/Spring Semester
FLM 1075 Screen Writing - Junior year/Spring Semester
FLM 1515 Basic Audio - Junior year/Fall Semester & Senior year/Fall Semester
FLM 1800 Digital Media Essentials - Junior year/Fall Semester
FLM 2015 Directing - Senior year/Fall Semester
FLM 2065 Motion Picture Sound - Senior year/Spring Semester
FLM 2075 Advanced Post Production - Senior year/Fall Semester
FLM 2200 Intro to Film Criticism - Senior year/Spring Semester
FLM 2510 Adv. Video Prod. Doc - Senior year/Fall Semester
*Course equivalent may be taken from either institution.
Film Production Theatre Electives
Capstone Project Requirements
All students must complete a design project during their Senior year. Students must be enrolled in THEA 5910 during the semester in which the project is presented. Capstone projects are chosen as part of the production assignment process.
Open Electives
Total elective credit is determined by General Education courses taken, degree type selected, additional credits earned, and any additional math or other prerequisite courses needed. Please consult your Academic Advisor for details.
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