The Department of Theatre, Dance and Motion Pictures hosted an open portfolio display for junior and senior students majoring in theatre design/technology/stage management. The program prepares students for a variety of backstage disciplines in the world of professional theatre.
“All the kids set up displays of the incredible things they’ve done—lighting, costumes, set building, sound design, etc.,” said Linda Caron, Ph.D., associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts. “Its fascinating stuff, all the behind-the-scenes work that makes our productions spectacular.”
- The event was held on the Festival Playhouse stage of the Creative Arts Center.
- Students in the program can concentrate on a number of specialties including stage management and costume, light, set or sound design.
- Charles Taylor and Linda Caron, dean and associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts, respectively, spoke with junior Andy Balmert about his lighting design portfolio.
- Stage manager-in-training Doug Lamb presented his work on the Winter Dance Concert 2012.
- Junior Zoe Still showed off her work in the areas of set and costume design.
- Andrew Stroud, a junior concentrating on sound design, invited participants to listen to his portfolio.
- This colorful display showcased the work of senior Eric Moore, who is concentrating on the field of set design.








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