Production Year 3

(2-3 Credits)

The course builds on the skills and techniques learned in Set Design I and II where the student has developed a process defined and shaped by a coherent, logical and practical approach to design. Participation in class depends upon drawing, drafting and model making skills primarily learned in auxiliary classes. While these tools are always discussed as tools in the design process and specific skill problems are addressed in individual criticism, it is assumed that students begin the class with the ability to communicate their ideas clearly. During the Spring semester students will focus on their thesis projects in individual critique meetings with professors and guests.