| Statement:
The MFA program values realized design experience in several venues and genres coupled with an intensive curriculum. The curriculum includes graduate level courses in collaboration, design, rendering, tailoring, masks, historic costume and it's social aspects enhanced with some studies in costume technology, crafts and the visual arts. Students may also opt for a graduate level study-abroad course in London. One to two masterclasses per year with high profile professionals in the field of costuming. Students design at least four major productions and may have opportunities for professional design with our summer theatre program. The program is housed in a new state-of-the-art facility with a professional quality costume studio, two mainstage theatres and technology enhanced design studio.
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| Areas of Focus: |
| Design, Collaboration & Rendering | |
| Costume Crafts | |
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| Degree Programs: |
| BA: General |
| MFA: Costume Design |
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| Faculty: |
| Linda Pisano: USA local 829: Costume Design, Rendering, Historic Costume, Masks, Dance Design |
| Fred Duer: USA local 829: (Scenic Design) Rendering, History of Decorative Arts, Scenic Painting |
| Guest artists: Visiting guest artists in costume design and technology |
| Design/Tech Faculty: Includes Lighting Design, Sound Design and Scenic Technology |
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| Staff: |
| Robbie Stanton: Costume Studio Supervisor; Management & Technology |
| Lara Southerland Berich: Draper/Cutter; Instructorof Graduate Courses in Tailoring, Period Construction, Patterning |
| Wallaya Diemer: Costumer |
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| General Contact Information: |
| Linda Pisano | |
| IU Theatre & Drama Center | |
| 275 North Jordan Avenue A300N | |
| Indiana University, Bloomington | |
| Bloomington, IN 47405-1101 | |
| 812-855-0809 | |
| FAX: 812-856-0698 | |
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