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Declaring a Major/Minor in Theatre

Most of our majors/minors (except the BA in Theatre Arts and the Theatre minor) require faculty acceptance before a student can be declared and be eligible to take TAR courses. Please consult the appropriate application website for details. If you would like to meet with an advisor before declaring a major/minor in Theatre, please schedule an appointment with the following advisor:

Prof. David Yarnelle

We look forward to working with you soon!

[Please note: Any student more than 10 minutes late for an advising appointment will be required to reschedule.]

Prospective Students

Prospective students who are seeking more information about the School of Theatre, Film & Television and its programs are encouraged to visit the UA campus to meet with a faculty member and see our facilities. Please see the “Visit” website for details. Please also become familiar with the appropriate application website.

Know any high school students interested in theatre, film or television? TFTV is hosting a Halloween-themed Behind the Scenes Experience for highschool and transfer students! This year the event will be virtual - join us from anywhere in the country!

Prospective students and families will get a spooky sneak peek™ into the world of the UArizona School of Theatre, Film & Television through a series of workshops led by accomplished faculty members from various divisions of the School. Prospective students will also be able to interact with current students and faculty via a series of panels. An additional session for parents will be hosted by the College of Fine Arts.

The event is open to all high school and transfer students. Spaces are limited and registration closes on Thursday, October 29, 2020 at 5pm.

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Image: On the set of Roxanna Stevens Ibarra's senior thesis film 'Tesoro,' 2020.

The Wrap has published its annual ranking of the top 50 Film Schools in the U.S. and once again TFTV features prominently at #26! The rankings are determined by a poll of more than 2,000 entertainment industry leaders, educators, deans, filmmakers and film commentators, along with experts tasked with evaluating each school. We're proud that TFTV consistently places in this highly anticipated ranking.

Find out why TFTV earned the kudos in the 2020 online issue: www.thewrap.com/college-wrap-2020-top-50-u-s-film-schools/. ... See MoreSee Less

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Congratulations to TFTV faculty Jacob Bricca and Lisa Molomot! Their film Missing in Brooks County has been officially selected by DOC NYC, the country’s most comprehensive annual curated festival of non-fiction film. The festival announced their lineup today.

Today's announcement follows a string of acceptances into film festivals around the country. And in 2021, MISSING IN BROOKS COUNTY will air nationally on Independent Lens | PBS, the Emmy Award-winning television series presenting documentaries by the best independent filmmakers working today. The film, a gripping documentary that follows two families searching for their missing loved ones near the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas, is co-directed by Jeff Bemiss and TFTV adjunct instructor Lisa Molomot, and produced and edited by Associate Professor Jacob Bricca, ACE.

DOC NYC will screen the film online between November 11-19. Included with the screening ticket is an exclusive pre-recorded Q&A with Lisa Molomot and subject Omar Roman-Gomez, immediately following the film. More at docnyc.net/film/missing-in-brooks-county ... See MoreSee Less

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Are you putting together your portfolio for college applications? Join us for this hour-long workshop via zoom, when School of Theatre, Film & Television faculty will offer guidance for students preparing for the college application process. Faculty will share what colleges look for in a Design Tech student application, and how best to present your materials and work. They’ll also discuss the application process for the TFTV Arizona Arts Design & Technical Production degree and help you put your best foot forward!

Friday, October 2; 4:00pm Arizona time (MST)
Saturday, October 10; 11:00am Arizona time (MST)

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