Prerequisite: Presentation of an audition and approval of the instructor is required.
This course meets the “f” requirement for admission to the University of California system. (Check with the school counselor.)
This course is designed to acquaint the serious technical theatre student with all the technical aspects of theatre production including: lighting, sound, scenery construction, scenic artistry, stage crew work, theatre crafts, and theatre management. The student will be required to work outside of class on school and community programs occurring in the auditorium.
Prerequisite: B in Technical Theatre 1-2. Presentation of an audition, including a review of the student’s portfolio, and approval of the instructor is required.
This course meets the “f” requirement for admission to the University of California system. (Check with the school counselor.)
This course will further develop the concepts and techniques introduced in Technical Theatre 1-2 with an emphasis focusing on the use of acquired knowledge in theatrical productions. The student will be required to work outside of class on school and community programs occurring in the auditorium.
Prerequisite: B in Technical Theatre 3-4. Presentation of an audition, including a review of the student’s portfolio, and approval of the instructor is required.
This course meets the “f” requirement for admission to the University of California system. (Check with the school counselor.)
The course will further develop the concepts and techniques introduced in Technical Theatre 3-4 with an emphasis focusing on design, stage management, and the use of acquired knowledge in theatrical productions. The student will to work outside of class on school and community programs occurring in the auditorium.
Grades 9, 10, 11, 12 -- Year Prerequisite: None for Stage Arts 1-2. Stage Arts 3-6 requires completing previous Stage Arts course and mastery of the basic technical requirements.
Students are required to participate in after school, evening and weekend productions.
This course meets the “f” requirement for admission to the University of California system. (Check with the school counselor.)
The Stage Arts course focuses on the technical side of the performing arts, preparing students for employment opportunities in the profession. The students in the course are the technical support for all school performances including, but not limited to drama, dance, choir, music. Students, therefore, develop a mastery level in the areas of lights, sound, and stagecraft. Students will experience the process of design, as well as the process of a production.