Program Summary
Theatre and film studies is an academic course that explores the art, history, theory, and practice of performance and visual storytelling. It involves the study of dramatic literature, acting, directing, stagecraft, cinematography, scriptwriting, editing, and production techniques. Students examine how theatre and film reflect and influence culture, society, and politics across different historical periods and global contexts. The course combines both practical and theoretical components, allowing students to engage in live performance and film production while also analyzing texts, performances, and cinematic works. It encourages creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and communication skills, preparing students for careers in the entertainment industry, education, media, and related fields.