Theatre Design|Set Design &
Realisation| Costume
Design & Construction| Scenography
After a six week period of intensive training in set and costume
design and realisation, you have the option to expand your
practical knowledge or advance pre-existing skills. Through the
development of skills, you are equipped to approach either a design
project or realised production work.
| • Model making |
• CAD |
| • Photoshop |
• Scenic art |
| • Prop making |
• Mould making |
| • Scenic construction |
• Pattern drafting |
| • Millinery |
• Tailoring |
| • Pattern cutting |
• Cutting on the stand |
| • Corsetry |
|
Design projects are offered to set designers, costume designers
or a combination of both as a scenographer. Projects range from
classical text to opera, and are conducted both on and off campus.
The projects offer a wide range of design opportunities and develop
your applied skills and aesthetic language. With close guidance and
support you will work towards a final presentation with a
representative of the theatre industry in the UK.
You may be given the option to work as a costume constructor,
scenic artist,constructor, or props maker in one of over 15
productions staged each year, ranging from intimate contemporary
pieces to large-scale Shakespeare and Broadway musicals. Our
performances take place in the college’s own theatre spaces and in
major professional theatres.
English Language Requirements
Candidates for whom English is not their first language are
required to demonstrate a level of fluency appropriate to
professional training.
Fees
|
Course Fee (12 weeks) |
Accommodation (Per Week) |
| £8,000 |
£92.50 |
How to Apply
The application deadline for a 12 week Study Abroad
programme is 3 months prior to the start of the term that you're
applying for.
|
2010/11 |
Term Start Date |
Application Deadline |
| Autumn |
27th September 2010 |
22nd June 2010 |
| Spring |
17th January 2011 |
12th October 2010 |
For further information contact admissions@rwcmd.ac.uk