The blue-print and foundation for any film production or theatrical work is the script. It is from the script as the creative block and bedrock that all other areas (Acting, Directing, Design etc) seek and derive the artistic inspiration. Essentially there can be no artistic work without the initial impetus of the writer.
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Pursue an MFA degree in Play or Screen writing
BA in Theatre Arts with Emphasis in Playwriting/Screenwriting
Our program guides and teaches students the necessary skills and techniques for accomplishing your goals either as a playwright for the Theatre or a Screenwriter for Television, Video, and Cinema.
In addition to the required Theatre Arts core curriculum, students must complete the following:
Emphasis in Playwriting/Screenwriting Curriculum | ||
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THEATR 3305 | Writing For Performance | 3 |
THEATR 2214 | Screenwriting | 3 |
THEATR 3362 | Storytelling | 3 |
THEATR 3380 | Feature Film Screenwriting | 3 |
THEATR 4270 | Feature Film Writing | 3 |
THEATR 2112 | Scene Study | 3 |
THEATR 2244 | Introduction to Directing | 3 |
THEATR 2810 | History Of World Theatre And Drama Through The Restoration | 3 |
THEATR 2820 | History Of World Theatre & Drama From 18Th C To Contemporary Time | 3 |
THEATR 4900 | Senior Project | 3 |
Select two of the following: | 6 | |
ENGL 2040 | Beginning Fiction Writing | |
ENGL 3150 | Feature Writing | |
ENGL 4550 | Novels into Films: The Nineteenth Century | |
THEATR 2300 | Stage Management | |
Practicum 1 | 10 | |
THEATR 2195 | Practicum In Performance Studies | |
THEATR 3195 | Advanced Practicum In Performance Studies | |
Total Hours | 43 | |
1At least 5 hours must be completed at the 3000-level. |