Program Summary
Theatre and film studies is an academic course that explores the art, history, theory, and practice of performance and cinematic expression. It combines critical analysis with practical engagement, offering students an understanding of how stories are told through both live theatre and film. The course often includes the study of dramatic literature, performance techniques, directing, screenwriting, cinematography, editing, and production design. Students learn to analyze themes, styles, and cultural impacts of plays and films from various time periods and regions. Through both classroom learning and hands-on projects, the course develops skills in creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication, preparing students for careers in the arts, media, education, or related fields.