THEA 223 - Acting for the Camera

3 CR
An introduction to acting techniques and thought processes used in video and film production with an emphasis on the language of cinema and hands-on, student-driven projects.

Requisites: Next Gen ACCUPLACER^® reading score of 244, or at least a grade of C in TSRE 55.

General Education Requirement: Effective Communication - Applied Core

Course Learning Outcomes:

Demonstrate basic knowledge of film history and technical vocabulary in relation to analyzing, scripting, shooting and editing film/video projects.
Participate in exercises and projects aimed at honing one’s performance-based skill in front of a camera.
Conceptualize, script, rehearse, shoot and edit are original short film within a group of classmates for public screening at KCC’s end of semester performance showcase, Mich-Mash.

Main Campus

RMTC

EAC

Fehsenfeld

Grahl

THEA 223 - Acting for the Camera