Assistant Stage Management Certificate

Division: Fine Arts

PROGRAM CODE: 2C42927

The Assistant Stage Management Certificate is designed to prepare the student for occupational competency as an Assistant Stage Manager in educational, community, and resident theatre venues as well as a theme park, television, and motion picture studios. This certificate program requires a total of 19.5-24.5 units in required courses and provides the foundation for the Stage Management Certificate. At least one-half of the units toward the certificate must be completed at Fullerton College. All courses must be completed with a grade of C or better.

Required Courses (13 units)
MUS 101 FMusic Fundamentals3
THEA 100 FIntroduction to the Theatre3
THEA 141 F Introduction to Technical Theatre4
THEA 266 FStage Management3
Required Design Course (2 units)2
Select either THEA 091 F or THEA 162 F (which requires an additional Stage Crew Activity Course)
Video and Scenic Projection for the Theatre2
Sound Design for the Theatre
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Required Stage Crew Activity Course (0.5-3 units)0.5-3
Concurrent enrollment in one of the following courses is required for THEA 162 F. Select 0.5 units per course selected.
Introduction to Stage Crew Activity (formerly THEA 149 F)0.5-3
Beginning Stage Crew Activity0.5-3
Intermediate Stage Crew Activity0.5-3
Advanced Stage Crew Activity0.5-3
Required Production Courses (4-6.5 units)4-6.5
Select courses to fulfill stage management positions.
Acting Workshop3
Theatre Workshop1-3
Beginning Theatre Practicum (formerly THEA 133 F)1-2
Resident Theatre Company0.5-3
Beginning Musical Theatre Concert Production1
Beginning Director's Practicum0.5-3
Beginning Musical Theatre Production0.5-3
Total Units19.5-24.5

Program Level Student Learning Outcomes

OUTCOME 1: Generate a prompt book to be utilized in a theatrical event.

OUTCOME 2: Compose and maintain various production paperwork to communicate the preparation, maintenance, and striking of a live production.

OUTCOME 3: Recognize and distinguish the production requirements of a theatrical event for the purpose of creating requirement sheets, schedules, budgets, and predicting event challenges.

OUTCOME 4: Distinguish and apply general theatre terminology in order to communicate effectively within the entertainment industry.


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