| Module Identifier | DR23320 | ||
| Module Title | STAGE AND PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT PRACTICE | ||
| Academic Year | 2002/2003 | ||
| Co-ordinator | Mr David W Kendell | ||
| Semester | Semester 1 (Taught over 2 semesters) | ||
| Pre-Requisite | DR10120 , DR10220 , DR10320 | ||
| Course delivery | Practical | 200 Hours | |
| Assessment | Semester Assessment | Practical assessment and presentation | 100% |
The course is practically based and demands an intensive commitment during the rehearsal, performance and post-production periods.
AIMS:
? To apply the skills and methodology outlined in DR24310 by working as a member of the stage management team on an intensive practical project under the guidance and directorship of an experienced theatre practitioner.
? To learn how to respond to direction from both the staff director and members of the stage management team; and to work constructively, both `inside? and `outside? the rehearsal room, within the guidelines and given circumstances, towards the collective presentation of the project in performance.
? To keep an analytic record of work undertaken in the form of a working notebook and appropriate production paperwork.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Typically, by the end of this module, the student will be able:
? to demonstrate an increased understanding of the working practices of the Stage Management team.
? to employ a constructive, imaginative and creative response to the director's aims and guidelines.
? to reflect critically on their acquisition of specialist skills.
? to advance their interpersonal and teamwork skills.