Master of Fine Arts in Theatre - Live Design and Production (Scenic Design)

Scenic Design, part of the Live Design program at The University of Texas at Austin, includes a mastery of both traditional and modern techniques as applicable to all forms of narrative design. Strong emphasis is placed upon script analysis and the interpretation of story and character. Drawing, rendering, drafting and model-building, both in conventional and digital media, are central components of the program.
The Scene Design program aims to develop students' artistry while providing a foundational knowledge of skills and technological tools to serve tomorrow's storytellers in the theatre as well as a variety of other creative endeavors including opera, film, television, art installations, exhibit design, theme parks and retail space.

We consider Scene Design to be an area of work and study that is in conversation with all other disciplines throughout The University of Texas at Austin's graduate program. The M.F.A. in Theatre with a specialization in live design is a three-year, 60 hour course of study consisting of four components: the design studio, skill-building, realized productions and critical thinking/writing, culminating in a unique thesis of the student's own invention. Two candidates per discipline are admitted each year to a program of 30 students - a small group within the large department.

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