2013-2014 CU Denver Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Theatre, Film and Video Production
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Chair: Daniel Koetting
Office: Administration Building, 210
Telephone: 303-556-6352
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Faculty
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Associate Professors: |
Laura Cuetara, MFA, Boston University |
Kent Homchick, MFA, Carnegie Mellon University |
Daniel Koetting (Chair), MFA, Yale University |
David Liban, MFA, Brooklyn College |
Craig Volk, MFA, Yale University |
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Assistant Professors: |
Jose Mercado, MFA, University of California Los Angeles |
Hans Rosenwinkel, MFA, American Film Institute |
Nate Thompson, MFA, North Carolina School of the Arts |
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Senior Instructors: |
Carol Bloom, MA, University of Colorado Denver |
Allan Trumpler, BFA, Carnegie Mellon University |
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Instructors: |
Stacy Barton, MFA, Syracuse University |
Jessica Mcgaurgh, MFA, Syracuse University |
Janetta Turner, MFA, New York University |
Howie Moshovitz, PhD, University of Colorado Boulder |
Department Overview
The Department of Theatre, Film and Video Production offers a BFA in theatre, film and television with an emphasis in film and television, and a BA in theatre, film and television with an emphasis in theatre. The department offers courses in these disciplines through an innovative curriculum built on a shared foundation in both theatre and film courses, in the context of a strategically designed liberal arts education. These emphases, with their specialized advanced courses, prepare students for advanced degree programs in graduate schools as well as for careers in film, television and theatre.
Students have the opportunity to work directly with faculty, guest artists and fellow students in the creation of recorded and live performance works, through participation in the department’s production program of plays, films, television and web projects, and through co-requisite laboratory experiences. Denver-area theatre and film productions, artist residencies, film screenings, lectures, concerts, exhibits and other cultural resources of the metropolitan area are regularly utilized throughout each student’s course of study.
BA/BFA Program Options
Bachelor of Arts in Theatre, Film and Television with an emphasis in Theatre
This program, which is rooted in the liberal arts, prepares students with lifelong skills for success in the rapidly changing world. Through writing, performance, analytical and communication work in theatre and media, students will have a foundation to pursue their goals. The BA provides a solid preparation for graduate school or careers in a range of areas.
See detailed degree requirements for the BA.
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre, Film and Television with an emphasis in Film and Television
This BFA emphasis provides training at a professional skill level, culminating in a comprehensive review that requires successful completion of a portfolio and/or thesis project. The emphasis is designed so that students will progress through the semesters as a cohort group. Students will not only work on their own projects but will assist on group projects similar to our episodic web series, a television pilot and also our department’s sponsored film project (all written by students). Students will graduate with theoretical and historical perspectives, and hands-on experiences in film and television production. This prepares students to begin their careers with entry-level positions in film or television, start their personal creative work or continue their studies in a graduate program.
See detailed degree requirements for the BFA emphasis in Film & Television
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