TECH THEATRE

Units

Curriculum units under “Tech Theatre” include topics such as the production jobs, intro to all areas of tech theatre, stages, construction, etc.

Working as a Team ~ Theatre Production Team by Content Maxwell

Students will demonstrate understanding of the members of a theatre production team and their roles and responsibilities by participating in class activities, discussions, and hands-on creative projects for specific positions on a production team. They will also demonstrate their understanding by taking a test and submitting a portfolio at the end of the unit.

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The Stage Manager’s Duties by Chelsea Cordell Wooten

Objective: Students will demonstrate their understanding of stage management by performing specific SM duties

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The Stage and Its Equipment by Keith Oppelt

UNIT OBJECTIVE: Students will demonstrate their understanding of stage equipment and other related technical theatre terminology by successfully completing worksheets, practical assignments, and a final written test.

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Technical Theatre Introduction by Bryn Fairclough

Students will demonstrate their understanding of technical theatre by participating in various projects and activities in the areas of: Lighting, Sound, Props, Publicity, Costumes.

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Technical Theatre + Design by Summer Lewis & Carolyn Pedersen

Objective: Students will demonstrate an understanding of the elements of technical theatre design by completing projects in each element, creating a group skit demonstrating technical elements, and a final written test.

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Stage Terminology by Caitlin Cotten

Unit Objective: Students will be able to demonstrate their ability to identify stage directions, parts of the stage and stage types by completing a stage terminology test.

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Stage Management by Briana Shipley

Unit Objective: Students will be able to understand the responsibilities and duties of a stage manager by creating a prompt book.

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Sound Design: the Art of Foley by Caitlin Hall

Students will demonstrate their mastery of sound and the creation of sound by adapting and performing a scene from A Midsummer Night’s Dream using live sound effects.

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Set Construction by Melani Boren

Objective: The students will demonstrate their understanding on how to build structurally sound set pieces by building a soft stock flat, a stock legged-up platform, and a stock step unit in groups.

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Scenic Painting by Hillary Carey

Objective: Students will demonstrate their scenic painting skills by painting various surfaces and creating a final project incorporating the skills they have learned.

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Scenery Construction and Shop Safety by Summer Brown Lewis

Objective: Students will demonstrate their understanding of set construction by taking quizzes and building a flat.

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Introduction to Theatre Production Jobs Unit by Ellen Williams

Unit Objective: Students will demonstrate their understanding of the Theatre world and the roles within the theatre world by creating a presentation of their own designs for the play 12 Angry Men.

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Intro to Tech Theatre by Laura Taylor

Unit Objective: Students will be able to perform tasks in a variety of tech theatre areas by learning about what is required to be a lighting/sound designer/technician, stage manager, and resident publicist. After learning about these fields they will then complete tasks that these technicians would be required to perform for a production.

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Intro to Lighting in Design and Practice by Caitlin Hall

Students will be able to demonstrate the understanding of lighting principles by designing a light plot for a production.

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Basic Stage Lighting by Jason Purdie

Objective: Students will demonstrate their understanding of basic lighting by creating basic lighting designs, and programming and running a light board for a 5-minute scene.

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Advertising by Chad Fortie

Objective: Students will demonstrate their knowledge of advertising in theatre by completing an advertising campaign for a show.

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