ST. JOHNS RIVER STATE COLLEGE · UNITED STATES
Bachelor of Applied Science in Performance Design and Production
Bachelor's · Taught in en · UCAS 7800
At a glance
48 mo
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- Hands-on trainingPractical experience in live event production
- Career-focusedPrepares for roles in technical theatre, design, and management
- Real-world experienceInvolvement in productions at Florida School of the Arts
- Diverse employment opportunitiesGraduates ready for theme parks, cruise ships, theatre, and more
- Optional teaching trackFor aspiring K-12 educators
The Bachelor of Applied Science in Performance Design and Production offers practical training for careers in live event production, technical theatre, stage design, production management, and entertainment technology. It is designed for students with prior experience in performance or technical theatre who wish to develop their skills in behind-the-scenes roles. Through hands-on experience in productions at the Florida School of the Arts, students will be well-prepared for diverse roles in the entertainment industry. Graduates can find employment in areas such as audio, projection, and lighting technology, scenic and costume design, theme park and cruise ship production, live event and theatre production, and video editing and production management. The program requires students to hold an A.A. or A.S. in Theater and Entertainment Technology, with a specialization in Costume Technology or Technical Theater. The curriculum involves lower-division core courses and upper-division coursework, totaling 120 semester hours. An optional teaching track is also available for those interested in K-12 education.
Curriculum
The program totals 120 semester hours. Students with an A.A. or A.S. in Theater and Entertainment Technology will complete specific lower-division requirements before moving on to 42 credit hours of upper-division courses.
- Lower-Division (A.A./A.S. Specific)
- Program Core Courses
- General Education Coursework
- Upper-Division
- Upper-Division Courses
Careers
Graduates of the Bachelor of Applied Science in Performance Design and Production are prepared for a variety of roles within the entertainment industry.
- Audio, Projection & Lighting Technologist
- Scenic & Costume Designer
- Theme Park & Cruise Ship Production Specialist
- Live Event & Theatre Production Manager
- Video Editor
- Production Manager
Entry requirements
Associate's DegreeA.A. or A.S. in Theater and Entertainment Technology with a specialization in Costume Technology or Technical Theater.
Students must have completed an Associate of Arts (A.A.) or Associate of Science (A.S.) degree in Theater and Entertainment Technology, with a declared specialization in either Costume Technology or Technical Theater.
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How to apply
1. Apply to SJR StateVisit the SJR State online application portal to create an account and submit your application for the Bachelor of Applied Science in Performance Design and Production program.
2. Meet Program RequirementsEnsure you have completed an A.A. or A.S. degree in Theater and Entertainment Technology with a specialization in Costume Technology or Technical Theater.
3. Financial Aid and ScholarshipsApply for financial aid and scholarships. The scholarship application period is from October 1 to June 1, with priority review by April 1.
Scholarships
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