172(235). Movement I. Permission of instructor.
(2). (Excl).
Section 101 – Posture & Moving in Arts & Business.
Based on the Alexander Technique, this class will examine movement
fundamentals pertinent to the artist or the businessperson. These
fundamentals are: posture as whole body movement, effort in relation
to freedom of movement/body maintenance, and a working knowledge
of anatomy in relation to muscular and skeletal structure. The
objective of the class is to provide the students with an accurate
working knowledge of the body and to begin the process of re-patterning
random postural and stressful movement patterns that are not consistent
with the natural balance and organization of the body. The primary
source is a first-person study of the student's own kinesthetic
pattern. Photo records are combined with anatomy and movement
texts to further enhance the student's understanding of freedom
of movement. Certified Alexander Instructor. (Schwiebert)
399. Topics in Drama. (1-3). (Excl).
Section 101 – Scene and Light Production Video. (3 credits).
For Spring Term, 1996, this section is offered jointly with Theatre and Drama 505.101. (Decker)
505. Special Work in Theatre
Production and Performance. Permission of instructor.
(1-3). (Excl). (INDEPENDENT).
Section 101 – Scene and Lighting Production: Video. (3 credits).
This class offers lecture and demonstration covering current industry
standard construction, finishing, and painting. A hands-on lab
allows students to design, build, and paint a video setting. The
class then moves to a studio for installation and lighting of the students' sets for the taping of a short production segment.
Students enrolled in Communication, Film and Video Studies, School
of Art, and Theatre and Drama are encouraged to take this class.
Other students are welcome. (Decker)
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