THEA 1240 - COSTUME PRODUCTION AND TECHNOLOGY

Minimum Credits: 3
Maximum Credits: 3
This course is a production-oriented studio course involving the processes and skills utilized in the realization of theatrical costumes. The student will develop an understanding of the costume production process in addition to acquiring the skills necessary in the aid of the construction and completion of theatrical costumes. The student will learn basic hand sewn stitches and fasteners, proper use and operation of the sewing machinery. The student will also learn basic functions of the personnel in the costume shop, health and safety, fabric and textiles, draping, commercial and drafted patterning and costume finishing. Lectures, demonstrations and projects will supplement work done in class. Practical experience is obtained through lab hours which are obtained by working outside of class time in the costume shop on departmental theatre productions (30 hours) or get involved backstage on the wardrobe run crew. These experiences provide the students opportunities to practice skills learned in the classroom.
Academic Career: Undergraduate
Course Component: Lecture
Grade Component: LG/SNC Elective Basis

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