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Audition Process: From Cold Readings to Callbacks

Increase your odds of booking a job! Learn and apply advanced techniques for auditioning successfully in film, television, theater, industrials, and web dramas.

Motion Graphics 2

Enter the world of advanced motion graphics. Using industry-standard software, you’ll design and produce compelling time-based motion experiences for broadcast, web, and mobile platforms.

Meisner 2

Develop your acting skills through scene study, working on truthful behavior and physical actions. You’ll continue to build reflexive and active listening skills to create dynamic subtext. Designed to be taken concurrently with ACT 205.

Anatomy for Artists

Understand the skeletal and muscular systems of the human body. You’ll investigate the complexities of the human form to enhance your figurative drawing skills.

Alexander Technique for Camera 1

Create powerful performances and dynamic characters by expanding your body’s abilities. Using the Alexander Technique, you will analyze your filmed scene work to increase body awareness, identify habitual behaviors, and free yourself from physical tension.

Social Media Data Analytics

This course provides a deeper understanding of social media data insights, including tracking online performance, A/B testing, segmentation, context and conversion attribution, defining KPI (Key Performance Indicators), and other metrics. Emphasis will be placed on interpreting data to evaluate social media performance. (This course is cross-listed with LA 316.)

Animal and Creature Animation

You will create animations that mimic real and stylized animal locomotion. Realistic creature rigs and animal reference will be analyzed to understand movement and muscles. You will apply research and physics to block and animate a quadruped. (This course is cross-listed with ANM 327.)

Campaign

Develop targeted campaigns that work. Collaborate with art directors, copywriters, and creative strategists to develop advertising campaigns that effectively target specific consumers. (This course is cross-listed with ADV 606.)

Experimental Costume Design

Create costumes for musical, dance, and experimental theatre. You will learn to connect design to movement and voice and see how performance can break down the wall between audience and actor. Develop your portfolio to show a range of design capabilities across a number of theatrical mediums.

Feature Film 2 (Fall)

You’ll begin work on your adapted screenplay from a public domain work that was outlined in WRI 622/325. (This course is cross-listed with WRI 339.)