|  | Interested in theatre, film and new media? You're welcome! Dramatic Media is storytelling by way of the stage or screen, through the fusion and study of text, performance, design, and technology. |
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 | B.A. Dramatic Media 32 hours including –
- DRAM 111 (x2) – Dramatic Media Ensemble
- DRAM 132 – Introduction to Dramatic Media
- DRAM 236 – Content and Company
- DRAM 237 – Digital Applications Fundamentals
- DRAM 334 – Texts and Context
- DRAM 436 – Capstone Project
9 hours from –
- DRAM 231 – Scriptwriting Fundamentals
- DRAM 232 – Design Fundamentals
- DRAM 233 – Technology Fundamentals
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- DRAM 238 – Acting Fundamentals
6 hours from –
- DRAM 331 – Scriptwriting Seminar
- DRAM 332 – Design Seminar
- DRAM 333 – Technology Seminar
- DRAM 335 – Directing Seminar
- DRAM 337 – Digital Applications Seminar
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- DRAM 338 – Acting Seminar
Supporting Courses:
18 semester hours including –
- &6 hours from VART, MUSI, ENGL 438, COMM 373, or COMM 479
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 Minor in Dramatic Media 18 semester hours including –
- DRAM 132 – Introduction to Dramatic Media
9 hours from –
- DRAM 231 – Scriptwriting Fundamentals
- DRAM 232 – Design Fundamentals
- DRAM 233 – Technology Fundamentals
- DRAM 237 – Digital Applications Fundamentals
- DRAM 238 – Acting Fundamentals
6 hours from –
- DRAM 331 – Scriptwriting Seminar
- DRAM 332 – Design Seminar
- DRAM 333 – Technology Seminar
- DRAM 335 – Directing Seminar
- DRAM 337 – Digital Applications Seminar
- DRAM 338 – Acting Seminar
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Dramatic Media Scholarship Opportunities |  | A relatively new concept, dramatic media has been defined by the Kennedy Center in its publication The National Standards for Arts Education as a “means of telling stories by way of stage, film, television, radio, or computer discs.” At TLU, that concept has been adapted to create a unique and dynamic program of instruction and production. Intentionally developed as a hybrid of theatre, film and new media training, the program explores storytelling by way of the stage or screen, through the fusion and study of text, performance, design and technology.
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