Marsha C. Bradley Theatre Arts FT111 Introduction to Theatre Theatre Arts FT112 Introduction to Film Theatre Arts FT114 TV Production Theatre Arts: FT 221, FT321, FT431 |
Room 100: 1st, 2nd, 3rd Periods TV Studio: 4th, 5th, 6th Periods and Before and After All after-school help needs to be scheduled in advance. Ms. Bradley can be found in the TV Studio before or after school. |
FT111Theatre Arts Speech Communication 1 Credit Grades 9-12 |
Speech Communication introduces the student to basic public speaking techniques essential to all professions. The course fosters growth in self-esteem through performance. Topics will include emphasis in self-analysis, career development, interviewing, oral interpretation, discussion formats, speeches (informative, process, persuasive, after dinner), acting, parliamentary procedure, and television and radio. Both formal and casual speech-making assignments are part of the course of study with emphasis on performance. This class serves as a prerequisite for TV Production and is recommended as a prerequisite for Acting. |
FT112Theatre Arts Introduction to Theatre 1/2 Credit Grade 9-12 |
Introduction to Theatre is a beginning level course . For upper level students |
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FT114Theatre Arts Introduction to Film 1/2 Credit Grade 9-12 |
Introduction to film is a beginning level course . For upper level students |
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For All the Following TV CoursesFT221, FT321, and FT431 |
* These courses require a willing ness to work after-school hours. Marketing projects via fundraising and advertisements are required. Attendance is mandatory. All courses are subject to change according to equipment availabilities and school priorities. Prerequisites and permission from the instructor are required before signing up for the course. (Applications need to be picked up in the TV Studio at least 2 weeks before final registration in order to set up an interview with the instructor.) |
FT221Theatre Arts TV Production 1 Credit Grades 10-12here. |
Television Production is performance oriented, giving the student the practical experience of airing in house broadcasts of news magazine formats. Students learn the technical aspects of working with audio and video equipment, as well as, to use his/her creativity through writing scripts and posing as talent/anchor. After-school hours working includes group shooting, editing, sport projects and advertisement projects. Prerequisite: Credit in either FT111, FT131, FT141, FT241, or FT311 and permission from the instructor before signing up for the course.* |
FT321Theatre Arts Advanced TV Production 1 Credit Grades 11-12 |
Advanced Television Production is performance oriented, giving the student the practical experience of producing independent projects, (i.e.: Senior Video, sports packages and music videos), as well as, airing in house broadcasts of news magazine formats. Students will also mentor beginning TV classmates in sport and advertisement projects. It offers the student to fine-tune technical skills with audio and video equipment, as well as, to use his/her creativity through writing scripts and posing as talent/anchor. Non-linear editing is emphasized for post-editing projects. Prerequisite: 11th or 12th Grade Student: Credit in FT221 and permission from the instructor before signing up for the course or 12th Grade Student: Academically and technically gifted student in computers and permission from the instructor before signing up for the course.* |
FT431Theatre Arts Advanced TV ProductionManagement 1 Credit Grade 12 |
Advanced Television Production Management is performance oriented, giving the student the practical experience in production (FT321), as well as, in guiding their peers in producing independent projects, (i.e.: Senior Video, sports packages and music videos), as well as, airing in house broadcasts of news magazine formats. Advanced students are required to mentor beginning TV classmates in sport and advertisement projects and to make suggestions for innovative ideas to enhance the course. Both Linear and Non-linear editing is emphasized for post-editing projects. This course requires a willingness to create and work after-school hours. Prerequisite: Credit in FT221, FT321 and permission from the instructor before signing up for the course.* |
FT431Theatre Arts Advanced TV Production Management 1 Credit Grade 12 |
Advanced Television Production Management is performance oriented, giving the student the practical experience in production (FT321), as well as, in guiding their peers in producing independent projects, (i.e.: Senior Video, sports packages and music videos), as well as, airing in house broadcasts of news magazine formats. Advanced students are required to mentor beginning TV classmates in sport and advertisement projects and to make suggestions for innovative ideas to enhance the course. Both Linear and Non-linear editing is emphasized for post-editing projects. This course requires a willingness to create and work after-school hours. Prerequisite: Credit in FT221, FT321 and permission from the instructor before signing up for the course.* |
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