TECHNICAL THEATRE

Did you know you could begin working in the film, television, and theatre industry immediately after high school, earning $27 per hour?

Studying technical theater helps students develop many beneficial skills that can be carried through all aspects of their lives. such as:

Workplace Health Safety
First Aid
Communication
Collaboration and Interpersonal Skills
Time Management
Thinking on the Spot
Organization and Preparedness
Design and Presentation Skills
Versatility

Our connections with the Film, Theatre and Television local union, IATSE introduces students to opportunities to begin working immediately following high school graduation.

Technical Theater 15/25/35 (3 credits)

Prerequisite: None/15/25

This is a non-performance course, which gives the student a chance to explore the technical side of theatre. Students work both in class and outside the timetable on drama department productions and eventually become the running crew. Students will experience costume, makeup, sound, lights, set construction, and stage management. Students must be committed to theatre studies to be successful in this course. This course consists of time outside the student timetable and involves a student’s time commitment around the drama and dance production.

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