Performing Arts
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| The online site of the Arts and Entertainment channel features a rich
source of information on performing arts as well as the channel's
programming. |
| The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences site is devoted to
the movies. It contains information on educational programs, movies
featured by the academy, who's up for an Oscar, and more. A very
infomative page. |
| This site provides a forum online for actors (it does require a $75
annual subscription fee to participate) to post a photograph (head shot)
and brief resume online. |
| The online home of the American Ballet Theater offers biographies,
story synopses, and a tour schedule as well as a number of images. |
| An extremely well organized page for this award winning San
Francisco-based theater includes many other links to theater sites
around the Web. It also lets you order tickets online. |
| The American Film Institute is an independent, nonprofit organization
designed to assist television and film students, including course
requirements and admissions information. |
| The National Endowment for the Arts offers an online newsletter that's
searchable, with information and articles. Events are included, as well
as several pages all about the purpose and structure of the NEA. |
| The Massachusetts Department of Education offers a guide to Standards
One and Two in teaching performing arts, and discusses creating and
performing as steps in the process. A good source of information. |
| The Kennedy Center created this compelling site, which features all
aspects of the arts: music, dance, fine arts, and more. An awesome
resource for students, teachers, parents, and art lovers. |
| This is the Mining Company's Ballet and Dance site, where dancer and
teacher Cheryl Cowan reviews books, gathers and reviews sites (lots of
them!), and writes articles of interest to dance enthusiasts everywhere.
Among her topics: dance schools, professional dance, fitness, nutrition,
technology. |
| This site, with an underlying desire for you to buy broadway tickets,
offers much more. In the Annie area you will find the history of Annie,
cartoon, information about the Great Depression, and more. In the
Titanic section you will find all kinds of information, including links
to the Discovery Channel's web site about the Titanic. This is a site
rich with content which should be visited time and time again. |
| This "comprehensive index of costume and costuming-related
links" offers you 2000 categorized sites (Now there’s an
indication of how big the Web is getting!) where you can find information
on costumes, history, museums, design, materials, and more. Everyone from
trick-or-treaters to theatrical costumers welcome! |
| This guide to standards and teaching the performing arts offers
guidelines and offers teachers a chance to submit lesson plans to the
site. A great guide for students as well as educators. |
| If you teach theater, this site has a lot to offer. The author
explains creative drama, offers classroom ideas and theater games, and
gives helpful information on dozens of plays suitable for young acting
groups. She also includes a lengthy book list and a discussion area. |
| At this online resource center and educational facility you can learn
how to produce a film, find an agent, direct your first feature, or sell
your script. Also contains information on guilds and unions. |
| This is a neat page. It has important things like online texts, books,
articles, and newsgroups, plus lots of fun stuff like props and how to
make them. There are other theater links and medieval pages also. |
| Online Edition of Mix Magazine, dealing with "Professional
Recording - Sound and Music Production." This site contains reviews
of new equipment, studio showcase, and many more sections. |
| This is a very informative and professional looking ThinkQuest site.
It deals with the making of movies and offers extensive history and
procedural information, a huge glossary of film-making terms, the
day-by-day making of a short movie which you can view, and the chance to
"make" your own. |
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