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Course Schedule-
Specific Criteria on LMS (My Campus) & In Class
1/9 - Introduction to Course,
Film Program, Participants;
Spring Film Projects; Developing a
Christian Acting for Camera Philosophy;
Talent & Film Resumes
1/23- Chapters 1-6; Prepare for Auditions;
develop talent & crew resumes
1/30- Cru Film Kick-Off & Audition Workshop (Headshot, Resumes,
Slates, Cold-Reading, Working with a
Reader)
2/6 - On-Camera Auditions
2/13- Chapters 7-10; Discuss Acting on Set, Camera Shots;
On-Camera Listening Exercise
2/20- Participate in Cru Film Shoot; Attend Step Rowe's Film
Acting Training
2/27- No class due to film shoot
3/5 - Mid-Term Exam
, Study Guide on My Campus
3/12- Spring Break
3/19- Chapters 11-14;
Imagination, Role not Lines, Preparation, Facts, Conditions; Bring Movie Scenes,
Select & Discuss Scenes
for Rehearsals
3/26 - Chapters 15- 19; Rhythm, Change, Dynamics, Movement, Need,
Selectivity; Rehearse On-Camera Scenes
Off-Book
4/2- Personalization, Perform Scenes on Camera
4/9- Read rest of the textbook and rehearse
scenes off book
4/16- Film Scenes; Written final exam
4/23- Film Scenes; Brindley
Auditorium; Prepare for final presentation
Final Public
Presentation, Brindley Auditorium
Semester Project- Work on a film. |
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Grading-
One fourth of the final grade is based on the following:
attendaence, class
participation, academic integrity, activities, and assignments.
One fourth of the final grade is based on quiz and examination
grades. One fourth of the final grade is based on grades for
scene acting throughout the semester. One fourth of the final
grade is based on the final project.
Specific Criteria on LMS (My Campus) & In Class
Extra Credit
for Special Event Participation-
Students can receive extra credit for participation in events
from the following categories. They are personal marketing
workshops, laboratory performances,
productions (on or off campus), and/or Humanities
programs/events (see
calendar).
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Appropriate Dress-
Modest Clothing, no hats or flip-flop shoes
Please do not use Electronic Devices (smart
phones for texting, laptops etc.) during class discussions
and presentations.
Teaching Philosophy-
See
http://www.dianehoward.com/phil.prac.contrib.htm
This class will adhere to Student Policies
and Standards as set forth in the UMHB Student Handbook.
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