305-059 Drama practice IV - the scenario

Study program:

Drama Therapy

Academic level and semester:

Bachelor, 4th semester

ECTS credits/workload per semester:

4 / 100

Contact hours per week/contact hours per semester:

2 / 25

Type/Teaching method:

Artistic education
Language of instruction: English

Frequency:

Summer semester

Lecturer:

Prof. Johannes Junker

Content:

As part of the module Drama Practice IV – The Scenario, this practice-based course named Advanced Drama Practice II introduces students to a range of scenic elements through hands-on workshops. Students gain experience in stage technology, set and lighting design, costumes, and props, while exploring the interaction of performance with text, objects, sound, images, video, and other media. The course also develops foundational skills in on-camera and microphone-based performance, as well as new media practices, fostering an interdisciplinary approach to contemporary theatre.

Contents:

  • Practical exploration of a range of scenic elements
  • Dialogical approaches to composition, improvisation, and recontextualization
  • Performance and acting in and through media technologies
  • Performance practices in social media contexts
  • Multimedia and intermedial approaches to composition
  • Use of artistic media, including film, video, radio drama, sound, and projections
  • Practice-based and theoretical engagement with intermediality and performativity, and their interrelations
  • Film and audio editing

Social Competencies: Self-reflection, Reflection on historical developments and social contexts, Communication and conflict resolution skills, Engagement with otherness / the unfamiliar

Textbooks:

Will be announced in class

Recommended for: Undergraduates
Prerequisites: Intermediate level in Drama Therapy

Restrictions:

None

Assessment:

Artistic presentation, performance