University degrees: Postgraduate
Course length: 2 years
Course city: Bruxelles
The TTC master – Scenography, sets, costumes deploys a common path with the TTC master – Staging. As such, it also relies on the prevalence of the text as a basis for work, the central place of the actor’s work, the openness to all of the elements of the show (scenographic, sound, light space), the importance of taking into account the construction of a narrative and meaning.
These aspects are deployed through educational devices which allow the student to synthesize the previous knowledge and which aim at ensuring their independent management of their singular project at their end. However, they implement collective work inherent in the professions for which INSAS prepares.
The master offers the student the possibility of two complementary approaches:
On the one hand, an End of Studies Artwork (TAFE) which must be linked to the work of the theatrical space (scenography, lighting, sound space, video). The TAFE is carried in conjunction with the teaching team but in full autonomy in a framework defined in agreement with the latter.
On the other hand, a Written End of Studies Work (TEFE) in the theoretical field and / or research on art or art, in liaison with a member of the teaching team.
Out of school, in a professional environment related to the subject of one aspect of the curriculum, it allows the student to understand diverse cultural, social and professional contexts. He is also helping to refine the definition of the uniqueness of his project. In the school, they offer the student the opportunity, if they wish, to deepen a particular aspect of their project by assisting one or more teachers in their transmission work. This system ensures the sustainability of a transversality present since the creation of the school.
They aim for some to extend training in the exercise of reflection (psychology, dramatic writing), for others to significantly address the study of production executives and the exercise of the profession in the field of the arts. of the scene (production, communication, copyright, social law, institutional landscape).
