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Tasked with crafting the visual and auditory world of a stage production, theatre designers create the initial and final impressions for audiences. Through physical structures or textiles, set and costume designers bring characters' narratives to life using concrete elements. Lighting specialists highlight these forms with hues, patterns, and strategic shadows, while sound experts deepen the production's mood. All collaborators unite to reinforce the narrative and create an immersive theatrical journey for viewers.
In UWinnipeg's design curriculum, learners examine scripts, conduct research, and engage in creative dialogues with production teams. They visualize concepts through drawings, illustrations, and miniature 3D models, presenting their textual interpretations. For practical execution, students transform visions into technical blueprints, costume designs, and lighting/sound schematics to guide construction crews and technicians. With instructors actively involved in Winnipeg's theatre scene, pupils receive industry-relevant guidance and support within a nurturing academic environment.
You are a current high school student studying at a school in another Canadian province, and expect to graduate from grade 12 (or equivalent).
Test of English as a Foreign Language: Requirement/Score: Internet-based - Achieve a minimum score of 86 with no less than 20 in each component.
International English Language Testing System: Requirement/Score: IELTS Academic - Minimum overall band score of 6.5
Cambridge Assessment English: C1 Advanced: Requirement/Score: Minimum score 180
Cambridge Assessment English: C2 Proficiency: Requirement/Score: Minimum score 180
CAEL and CAEL-CE - Minimum score of 60; CAEL online - Minimum score of 70
Pearson Test of English (Academic): Requirement/Score: Minimum of score of 58