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General Education Categories BFA Program Only AMDA LA Textbook Page 1 of 3 AMDA LA Textbook Information [Spring 2017: 2/20/2017 - 6/2/2017] 2.1.2017 AMDA students purchase their textbooks directly from the AMDA Amazon website [http://astore.amazon.com/amte-20]. This direct access allows students to save on the cost of textbooks. Textbooks are delivered directly to the student’s mailing address and usually arrive within 3-5 days. Students should review the grid below and order textbooks that are associated with the program of enrollment and courses they are registered in for the semester. Students may plan their consecutive semester’s textbook purchases when they receive their next semester’s registration materials. General Education Applicable Categories Course(s) Textbook Title (Required Text) Author Cost 10 or 13 digit- ISBN Programs/Semesters BFA Program Only They Say, I Say: The Moves That Matter in 393935841 Graff, Gerald & Birkenstein, $26.75 Academic Writing. 3rd Edition. New York, Cathy (2014) NY: W. W. Norton & Company EN101: English Composition BFA:First, Fifth Raimes, Ann & Miller- $65.18 Keys for Writers. 7th Edition. 1111841756 Cochran, Susan (2013) Independence, KY: Cengage Learning Reading Like a Writer: A Guide for People BFA:First, Third, Fifth, Who Love Books and For Those Who Want EN201: Creative Writing Francine Prose (2007) $13.02 0060777052 Sixth , Seventh to Write Them. New York, NY: Harper Perennial English English BFA:First, Third, Fifth, EN301: Playwriting/Screenwriting n/a n/a n/a n/a Sixth , Seventh BFA:First, Third, Fifth, [9 credits total required] total [9 credits n/a n/a n/a n/a EN302: TV Writing/Screenwriting Sixth , Seventh SP205: Fundamentals of Oral Communication BFA:First, Third, Fifth, The Natural Speaker, (8th Edition). New Fujishin, Randy (2014) $63.02 0205946275 [Public Speaking] Sixth , Seventh York, NY: Routledge SCI214: Health & Wellness BFA: Fourth , Fifth n/a n/a n/a n/a total total SCI217: Kinesiology BFA: Fourth , Fifth n/a n/a n/a n/a Sci/Tech [3 credits [3 credits required] Bedford Introduction to Drama - Lee Jacobus $50.73 TR108: Theatre History: Inception 7th ed. 1457606321 Studio: First, Second TR109: Theatre History:Emergence BFA: Second, ,Sixth History of the Theatre [10th edition]. Brockett, Oscar G., & Hildy, 0205511864 $78.17 Pearson Publishers Franklin J. (2007) BFA: Dance Theatre Second, Ballet and Modern Dance (3rd edition). Au, Susan & Rutter, James TR120: Dance Theatre History Dance Theatre $17.54 050020411X New York, NY: Thames & Hudson (2012. Conservatory Second Kenrick, John (2010). Musical Theatre: A TR211: History of the American Musical BFA: Second Bloomsbury Academic $33.29 0826430139 History The Flick. New York, NY. Samuel French, Inc. Baker, Annie. (2014). 9780573702037 Disgraced. New York, NY. Back Bay Books. Akhtar, Ayad. (2013). 0316324469 Water by the Spoonful. New York, NY. Theatre Communications Group. Hudes, Quiara Alegría. 1559364386 (2012). Clybourne Park. London, UK. Faber & Faber. Norris, Bruce. (2011). Next to Normal. New York, NY. Theatre Kitt, Tom & Yorkey, Brian. 1559363703 Communications Group. (2010). BFA: Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, TR212: A Decade of Pulitzer Playwrights n/a Eighth Ruined. New York, NY. Theatre Nottage, Lynn. (2009). 0822223902 Communications Group. Theatre Roots Theatre Letts, Tracy. (2008). August: Osage County. New York, NY. Theatre Communications Group. [9 credits total required] total [9 credits Lindsay-Abaire, David. (2007). Rabbit Hole. New York, NY. Dramatists 0822221543 Play Services, Inc. Shanley, John Patrick. (2005). 1559362766 Doubt, a parable. New York, NY. Theatre Stephen Adly Guirgis. Communications Group. (2015) 1559365153 Between Riverside adn Crazy. Theatre Communications Group. A listing of suggested plays are available in the AMDA library. Instructors will select the plays applicable to the TR224: Politics & Plays of the 1960's and 1970's BFA Seventh, Eighth curriculum content and inform students. Students will need to acquire the plays to be prepared for class. Restoration and 18th Century Comedy 2nd $ 22.29 TR226: Restoration & 18th Century Comedy BFA Fifth, Seventh Scott McMillan 393963349 Edition (Norton Critical Editions: Scott paperback McMillan ed.) Best Plays of the Early American Theatre TR227 19th Century American Drama, Comedy & BFA: Sixth, Seventh, Eighth (Unabridged). New York, NY: Dover Gassner, John, ed., (2000) $17.41 486410986 Melodrama Publications Miller, Michael (2008). The Complete Idiot's TR228: Music Appreciation BFA: Fifth, Seventh, Eighth Alpha Publishing $15.90 1592577512 Guide to Music History. Royersford, PA CE203 Cultures of Fear & Horror BFA: Seventh TBA TBA TBA BFA: Fourth, Sixth, Hall, Phil (2009). The History of CE204 History of Independent Cinema BearManor Media $21.95 1593933355 Seventh, Eighth Independent Cinema. Albany, GA BFA: Fourth, Sixth, CE208: A History of Science Fiction Cinema TBA TBA TBA Seventh, Eighth Creative Exploration Creative [9 credits total required] total [9 credits BFA: Fourth, Sixth, Cinematic Sociology: Social Life in Film. Sutherland, Jean-Anne & CE211: Film & Society $25.85 1412992842 Seventh, Eighth Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications Feltey, Kathryn. eds. 2012 CE222: World Music BFA: Eighth TBA TBA TBA CE224: Classic American Literature BFA: Sixth, Eighth TBA TBA TBA CE227: Graphic Narrative BFA: Sixth, Eighth TBA TBA TBA Performance Applicable Page 2 of 3 Course(s) Textbook Title Author Cost 10 or 13 digit- ISBN Immersion Programs/Semesters Bruder, Melissa; Cohn, Lee BFA Acting: First BFA A Practical Handbook for the Actor Michael; AC120: Acting 1 Music Theatre: First Studio: New York City, NY: Knopf Doubleday Olnek, Madeleine, Zigler, $11.02 ISBN-13: 9780394744124 First Semester Publishing Group Scott (1986) 13 by Shanley: Thirteen Plays. New York BFA Acting: Third, Studio: AC227: Acting 3 City, NY: Applause Theatre and Cinema Shanley, John Patrick (2000) $14.08 1557830991 Third, Integrated: Third Books Student Showcase Guidebook (distributed by the Education Dept during AC264: Conservatory Acting Showcase Studio: Fourth n/a n/a n/a the required Overview Meeting) Student Showcase Guidebook Studio: Fourth, BFA Acting (distributed by the Education Dept during AC430: Acting Senior Showcase n/a n/a n/a Eighth the required Overview Meeting) BFA First, Dance Theatre DN130: Fitness & Injury Prevention Dance Anatomy Jacqui Greene Haas $18.56 0736081933 Conservatory First Dance Th Conserv Third, The Art of Making Dance DN406: Choreographer's Experience Princeton Book Company $22.54 0871271583 BFA Fifth Semesters Doris Humphrey 1991 BFA Acting: First, FL180: Film Survey I n/a n/a n/a n/a Studio:First FL417: Media For the Actor BFA Sixth Semester n/a n/a n/a n/a IV111-IV122 Individual Voice Pavane Publishing First Semester: Rundus, Katharin (2009). Cantabile - A $43.58 Manual about Beautiful Singing for Singers, Teachers of Singing and Choral Barton, Penn State Media Sales. Music Theatre & Integrated Mary Saunders (2007). 1934596035 www.mediasales.psu.edu (800-770-2111) Bel Canto/Can Belto: Teaching Women $59.95 /Men to Sing Musical Theatre, DVD www.belcantocanbelto. com Second Semester: Pavane Publishing $43.58 1934596035 Rundus, Katharin (2009). Cantabile - A Manual about Beautiful Singing for Singers, Music Theatre & Integrated Teachers of Singing and Choral Conductors. San Pedro, CA Third Semester: Vocal Wisdom (1931) NJ Taplinger Publishing Co., 0-8008-8023-4 Music Theatre & Integrated $11.85 Marlboro Inc. 0-8008-9022-6 Fourth Semester: Vocal Wisdom (1931) Marlboro NJ Taplinger Publishing Co., 0-8008-8023-4 Music Theatre & Integrated $11.85 Inc. 0-8008-9022-6 Fifth Semester: Plural Publishing $55.00 1597564583 The Vocal Athlete. San Diego, CA. Wendy D. and Rosenberg, Marci (2014). Music Theatre The Vocal Athlete:Application and Technique for the Hybrid Singers [with Plural Publishing $36.81 1597564591 CD]. San Diego, CA. (2014) Performance Immersion Sixfth Semester: Plural Publishing $55.00 1597564583 The Vocal Athlete. San Diego, CA. Wendy D. and Rosenberg, Marci (2014). The Vocal Athlete. San Diego, CA Music Theatre The Vocal Athlete:Application and Plural Publishing $36.81 1597564591 Technique for the Hybrid Singers [with CD]. San Diego, CA. (2014) Seventh Semester: Plural Publishing 1597564583 $55.00 The Vocal Athlete. San Diego, CA. Wendy D. and Rosenberg, Marci (2014). The Vocal Athlete. San Diego, CA The Vocal Athlete:Application and Plural Publishing 1597564591 $36.81 Music Theatre Technique for the Hybrid Singers [with CD]. San Diego, CA. (2014) Singing and Teaching Singing: A Holistic Plural Publishing $50.62 Approach to Classical Voice, San Diego, CA 1597564265 (2011) Eighth Semester: Plural Publishing 1597564583 $55.00 The Vocal Athlete. San Diego, CA. Wendy D. and Rosenberg, Marci (2014). The Vocal Athlete. San Diego, CA The Vocal Athlete:Application and Plural Publishing 1597564591 $36.81 Music Theatre Technique for the Hybrid Singers [with CD]. San Diego, CA. (2014) Singing and Teaching Singing: A Holistic Plural Publishing $50.62 Approach to Classical Voice, San Diego, CA 1597564265 (2011) Actions: The Actors’ Thesaurus. Calderone, Integrated & BFA Music New York, NY: MT130: Musical Theatre 1: Techniques Marina & Lloyd, Maggie (2004) $13.51 896762521 Theatre: First Drama Publishers Integrated & BFA Music Craig, David (2000). On Singing Onstage. Applause Theatre & Cinema MT134: Musical Theatre 2 $14.29 1557830436 Theatre: Second Bel Air, CA: Books Integrated & BFA Music Green, S. (2014). Broadway Musicals, Show- Applause Theatre & Cinema MT141: Iconic Musical Theatre $27.84 1480385476
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