Costume Cutter, Draper, and Stitcher Certificate

Division: Fine Arts

PROGRAM CODE: 2C19663

The Costume Cutter, Draper, and Stitcher Certificate provides the student with training to create patterns, cut, and assemble costumes for the entertainment industry. Students also receive training in the basic theatrical production process. This certificate is designed to provide the student with a course of study leading to certification and employment in the entertainment industry as a Costume Cutter/Draper. This certificate requires the completion of 37.5-46 units. All courses must be completed with a grade of C or better.

Required Courses (27 units):
FASH 101 FBasic Sewing Techniques (formerly Clothing I)2
FASH 108 FFlat Pattern Methods and Design I (formerly FASH 108AF)2
FASH 201 FFashion Sewing (formerly Clothing II)2
FASH 206 FTextiles4
FASH 209 FDraping (formerly FASH 209AF)2
THEA 168 FNon-sewing Costume Crafts2
THEA 171 FSurvey of Theatrical Costuming (formerly THEA 145 F)3
THEA 214 FCostume Construction for the Ancient World Through the 18th Century4
THEA 215 FCostume Construction for the Neoclassical Period Through Modern Day4
THEA 268 FIntermediate Costume Crafts2
Required Stage Crew Activity Courses (1.5-9):1.5-9
Concurrent enrollment for the following courses is required for THEA 168 F, THEA 171 F, and THEA 268 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
Required Costume Lab Courses (6-7 units):6-7
Introduction to Costume Lab1-2
Beginning Costume Lab1-2
Intermediate Costume Lab1-2
Advanced Costume Lab1-2
Required Production Course (3 units):3
Beginning Theatre Workshop3
Beginning Theatre Practicum (formerly THEA 133 F)3
Beginning Musical Theatre Production3
Total Units37.5-46

Program Level Student Learning Outcomes

Outcome 1: Demonstrate a working knowledge of costume and shop terminology for the purpose of interpretation, problem-solving, and decision-making as it relates to a costume cutter/draper.

Outcome 2: Analyze actors' measurements with a costume sketch to successfully create a pattern and toiles for the actor.

Outcome 3: Create a historical pattern for the purpose of a production's patterning needs.


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