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Feel free to email me direct to discuss MFA Production Management.dboeversATcmuDOTedu

I have a student compiling research on the application of Game Theory to Production Management. If you could take a moment to fill out his survey it would be a big help. http://tinyurl.com/speeglethesis

THis came up in my feed yesterday and deserves some hivemind thought: What would make good USITT Conference cosplay?

More than happy to talk to you about CMU. Email me direct at dboevers AT cmu DOT edu

We have an excellent summer precollege program for Design & Production here at CMU...CMU School of Drama | Summer Pre-CollegeWe've had rising juniors before.

I've been giving thought to distance learning programs in this field and I have to say that maybe this would work for bits and pieces, but a BFA or an MFA is really an applied degree. I don't think I could see the merit of a fully online/distance scenario. You need the time actually in the...

Be happy to talk to you about CMU and about Grad School in general. Shoot me an email at dboevers AT cmu DOT edu

Carnegie Mellon Drama has just recently launched a Media and Video Design (grad MFA and undergrad BFA). It's so fresh that it isn't quite on the website yet, but if you page through some of the images there (CMU School of Drama | Design) you can't help but notice it's presence. If you're...

I don't think he's talking about CMU. The doc I linked to doesn't specify what he relates.

http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/db4r/public/Inteview%20Stuff.pdf

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Be more than happy to talk to you about the program at Carnegie Mellon. Email me direct: dboevers AT cmu DOT edu Great.

So I have a long standing "it depends" flavor answer to this type of query and I think the time has come to change my tune. I don't believe I am saying this, but I think I've finally come round: You will need to go to school to become a successful professional designer. I just don't see...

Sometimes we have these arguments here at work, doesn't matter about what, and in the end my buddy Kevin will lean back and say "yes, it's all a rich tapestry now can we move on." What someone needs to know to take a given gig is going to vary gig to gig. What will be included in a given...

I'd flip it the other way. If you are *certain* you want to go to grad school then I wouldn't do theatre for undergrad. I'd do theatre IN undergrad, find a program where you can still do shows even if you aren't a major, and take your summers and do summer stock; but I wouldn't major in...