THFM-35033 credit hours

Stage Combat for Actors

Theatre and Film · 3 hrs Lecture

Offered: Fall Or Winter, Every Year

THFM-3503 prerequisites

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THFM-1001Introduction to Theatre: Performance
THFM-1002Introduction to Theatre: General
THFM-1003Introduction to Theatre: Indigenous Performance

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Taking THFM-3503 is a prerequisite for 1 course directly.

Description

This course is designed to introduce performers to basic stage physicality and the techniques of being both victim and perpetrator of illusory violence. The focus of the course is on the day-to-day skills required by all professional actors, regardless of age or gender, to cope safely with slaps, falls, kicks, rolls, and an assortment of other physical challenges that are routinely met in modern theatre and film. All skills are learned in a dramatic context and are designed to enhance the actor's overall physicality and body awareness on stage.

Requisite courses

THFM-1001 or THFM-1002 or THFM-1003 [prerequisite(s)].

Note

This course is graded on a pass/fail basis.

Lecture

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