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FILM STUDY (144600) This course involves the study of classic and award-winning films. Students critique both the artistic and technical merits of the films. They study the development of theme, plot, characterization, and setting in each production. They learn the vocabulary associated with film and use this vocabulary when discussing or writing about films. Students may create their own short films.
SPEECH COMMUNICATION/VIDEOGRAPHY (130000) Speech Communication is designed to introduce students to the basics of speech communication. Students participate in a variety of speech activities which help them develop self-confidence and poise through preparation, performance, and evaluation. Students participate in interpersonal, group, and public speaking activities.
THEATRE ARTS 1 (141000) Theatre Arts 1 provides students with a survey of the theatre arts, allowing students opportunities to experience and appreciate dramatic literature, and participate in the creative processes of performance and production. The course emphasizes skill development and provides theatrical opportunities that enable students to determine personal areas of interest. Participation in co-curricular theatre productions may be arranged. This course requires a student materials fee as listed in FCPS Notice 5922.
THEATRE ARTS 2 (142000) Theatre Arts 2 integrates and builds upon concepts and skills from Theatre Arts 1. Through various modes of expression and performance, students investigate dramatic literature, theatrical styles, and historical periods. Students will study and respond to a variety of theatre experiences that will refine their communicative, collaborative, analytical, interpretive, and problem solving skills. Students will expand their artistic abilities and appreciation of the theatrical arts. Participation in co-curricular theatre productions may be arranged.
THEATRE ARTS 3 (143000) Students exhibit independence, discipline, and commitment to the theatre process through their work on assigned projects. Advanced work in acting skills and preparation, play analysis, and character interpretation are expected. Collaboration with actors and directors is augmented by special assignments and opportunities. Participation in co-curricular theatre productions may be required. This course requires a student materials fee as listed in FCPS Notice 5922.
THEATRE ARTS 4 (144000) Students identify areas of special interest in theatre arts, and initiate and complete major research and/or creative projects, such as playwriting, producing, directing, designing, and stage-managing. Emphasis is placed on in-depth study and completion of projects, assumption of leadership roles, and expansion of criteria for self-evaluation. Students will analyze and evaluate scripts, concentrate on vocal and physical dramatics, and undertake a special theatre project in their area of specialization. Students are expected to assume leadership positions in co-curricular theatre productions. Participation in major projects related to the co-curricular theatre productions may be required. This course requires a student materials fee as listed in FCPS Notice 5922.
TECHNICAL THEATRE 1 (143511) Students explore various areas of technical theatre such as lighting, costumes, sound, scenery, makeup, properties, and theatre management. An analysis of dramatic literature leads students to an understanding of the design and production process. Participation in co-curricular productions is strongly encouraged. This course requires a student materials fee as listed in FCPS Notice 5922.
TECHNICAL THEATRE 2 (143512) Students apply technical theatre knowledge and skills by participating in a variety of theatre lab activities and practical projects. Emphasis is on script interpretation and execution of the design concept. Students will collaborate to effectively and safely create functional scenery, properties, lighting, sound, costumes and makeup, and to develop stage management, business and public relations skills. Participation in co-curricular productions will be strongly encouraged. This course requires a student materials fee as listed in FCPS Notice 5922.
TECHNICAL THEATRE 3 (143513) Students exhibit independence, discipline, and commitment to the theatre process through their work on assigned projects. Advanced work in technical elements of production is augmented by special assignments and opportunities. Participation in co-curricular theatre productions may be required. This course requires a student materials fee as listed in FCPS Notice 5922.
TECHNICAL THEATRE 4 (143514) Students identify areas of special interest in technical theatre and initiate and complete major research or creative projects in play production. Emphasis is placed on in-depth study and completion of projects, assumptions of leadership roles, and expansion of criteria for self-evaluation. Leadership positions and major projects related to co-curricular theatre productions may be required. This course requires a student materials fee as listed in FCPS Notice 5922.
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