Theatrical Period Design - Production Design 102
What's included
9 pre-recorded lessons
9 weeks
of teacher support1 year access
to the contentHomework
1-2 hours per week. Video lessons will prompt homework, which may vary week to week.Class Experience
US Grade 9 - 12
Unlock your creativity and bring your storytelling skills to life with our Theatrical Period Design course! As a designer, you play a crucial role in bringing the playwright's words to life through your artistic vision. Our course covers key foundations of design and explores various components of design in different periods each week. You'll learn how to create unique worlds and emotional connections for the viewers, and design your own projects. With pre-recorded video lessons and the ability to submit your own design work for feedback, you'll have the flexibility to learn at your own pace and engage in creative discussions. Join us and unleash your inner designer today! We will investigate a component of design or area of design. All lessons for this self-paced version of this class are presented as pre-recorded video lessons. Our design classes incorporate project-based learning, allowing every learner to delve into the subject of designing. Students are able to comment, attach photos of their own design work, and submit videos, as desired. Your teacher is available to provide feedback and answer questions every step of the way. Here are the weekly areas of study: Greek and Roman Elizabethan Realism and Naturalism 1920s 1940s 60s 80s 90s Contemporary Participation is encouraged in this class, and learners are invited to submit videos and pictures of their work for feedback. Learners are welcome to communicate to the teacher with questions they have throughout the enrollment period.
Syllabus
9 Lessons
over 9 WeeksLesson 1:
Greek and Roman
Lesson 2:
Elizabethan
Lesson 3:
Realism and Naturalism
Lesson 4:
1920s
Other Details
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Sources
The teacher of this class has drawn sources from a variety of sources. Here is a complete list:
1) 8 years of teaching experience as a theatre educator
2) B.S. in Theatre Education
3) Relevant university coursework:
- Theatrical Production
- Stagecraft
- Costume Construction
- Hair and Makeup
- Theatre History
- Design Analysis
- Script Analysis
- Directing I and II
- Drafting for Theatre
- Lighting Design
- Production Practicum
- Vectorworks
- Scenic Painting
- Art History
4) Website sources:
playbill.com
jstor.org
rsc.org.uk
worldhistory.org
theatrecrafts.com
thedramateacher.com
Teacher expertise and credentials
1 teacher has a teaching certificate
Wisconsin Teaching Certificate in Music/Theater/Arts
1 teacher has a Bachelor's degree
Bachelor's Degree in Fine/Studio Arts from UW-Whitewater
Jess Phillips is a theatre educator and artist from Las Vegas, Nevada with her Theatre Education Degree from Southern Utah University. Jess fell in love with the performing arts at the age of 5 and never stopped! She believes access to the arts is vital for students of all ages in order to develop confidence, self-expression, empathy, collaboration, communication, and creative problem solving. Jess has professional theatre experience in performing, directing, designing, and stage management. Over the past 7 years Jess has been teaching students ages 3-18. Teaching credits include: Shakespeare Theatre Company, Imagination Stage, Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati, Belvoir Terrace, The Alden, and Cedar City Arts Council. Directing Credits include: Utah Shakespeare Festival, Southern Utah University, Riverstage Theatre, Belvoir Terrace, The Alden, The Welders, and DC Fringe Festival.
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Self-Paced Class
$15
weekly or $135 for all content9 pre-recorded lessons
9 weeks of teacher support
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1 year of access to the content
Completed by 4 learners
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Ages: 13-18
Financial Assistance
Tutoring
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