THE-2601 Stage Craft and Event Fabrication Technology

Credits: 3
THE 2601 introduces the foundations of stagecraft and event fabrication technology utilized in the performing arts, and entertainment technology. Examinations and practical applications occur addressing tools and materials such as hand tools, power tools, fasteners, hardware, chemicals and paint. Explorations in scenery construction and installation occur with hands-on experience in construction processes and installations of theatrical flats, platforms, staging, and rigging. Also, surveys of scene shop safety, construction drawing reading, and explanations of scene shop layout transpire to provide skills necessary to be successful.

Prerequisite(s): THE-1301 or THE-1401 completed with a C or higher, or concurrent enrollment in THE-1301 or THE-1401, or with permission of the Department of Humanities.

Course Outcomes

Explain the scene shop, tools and materials utilized in stage craft and event fabrication technology.
Use tools and materials safely in stage craft and event fabrication technology.
Execute stage craft and event fabrication technology in scenery construction and installation.
Analyze build drawing schematics and blueprints.