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Costume Technology
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Create costumes for the stage and screen
In the Costume Technology major, you’ll prepare to become a theatrical craftsman, draper, cutter and costume shop manager. By exploring a variety of arts and crafts related to costuming, you will learn to translate designs into the actual garments and clothing actors wear.
You’ll work closely with directors, dramaturges, designers and DePaul’s Costume Shop staff to construct designs for public productions by The Theatre School.
In your fourth year of the Costume Technology major, you’ll take independent study courses tailored to your interests and career goals. At the end of your fourth year, you will have the chance to take part in the annual Graduate Showcase, where you will present your portfolio to artistic directors and other members of the theatre, film and television industries.
Classes
Coursework
- Costume Design
- Drawing for Designers
- Design Production
- History of Dramatic Literature
- Stage Make-up
- Technical Production
- Theatre Crew
Career Options
Common Career Areas
- Advertising
- Commercial costuming
- Fashion design
- Film costuming
- Prop management
- Television costuming
- Theatre costuming
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