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Locations are as follows, unless otherwise noted. Please see pages 90-91 for maps and other locations.
NORTH North Campus: 10700 Northup Way • MAIN Main Campus: 3000 Landerholm Circle SE • FAC Factoria Center: 12402 SE 38th St.
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Art-Zones
Cruise into the Art-Zones. We offer adult arts edu-
cation and opportunities in nearly everything from
A-Z. Whether your preference is in the visual, liter-
ary, performing, or media art zones, we offer arts
experiences for the novice as well as the seasoned
professional. Our satellite sites are sprinkled
throughout the eastside in zones such as the BCC
main campus, the Factoria Center campus, North
Campus, high schools, and more.
Visual Arts
CALLIGRAPHY
For Chinese Calligraphy see “Painting.”
Calligraphy: Continuing New!
This course will provide a continuation of calli-
graphic skills, as well as help the beginner to con-
tinue to develop skills. Designed to open up new
applications for personalized calligraphy, the
course will focus on enjoyable and creative projects
that develop and enhance skills. Also included will
be demonstration on flourishing and decorative
techniques to further enhance your work. The ba-
sic style of calligraphy will be italic but other styles
will be introduced as time allows. Prerequisite: Be-
ginning class or instructor’s permission. Fee: $165
Item W9515 K. Barker NORTH, 174
10 Wednesdays Jan 8 - Mar 12 9:30am - noon
DRAWING

See also Design.
Children’s Book Illustration
Discover basic illustration techniques as well as a
variety of media commonly used in illustration. This
class is a combination of the history of children’s
book illustration and the hands on practice of illus-
tration. Whether you’re a beginner, or have stories
of your own that you have longed to put pictures to,
this introductory course is a great way to learn new
techniques and work on longer term projects. See
also ‘The Magic of Writing for Children’. Fee: $139
Item W9506 C. Orback SHS, rm. TBA
10 Thursdays Jan 9 - Mar 20 7:00 - 9:00pm
Sammamish H.S., 100 140th Ave SE, Bellevue
No class on 2/20.
Drawing: Beginning
While stressing composition, you will learn to draw
from still life, using all of the basic elements of
drawing, i.e., line, shape, pattern, space, and value.
For supply list see page 71. For exploration and
study of the human form see Portraiture and Figure
Studies. Fee: $189
Item W9498 L. Lyles FAC, 212
10 Mondays Jan 6 - Mar 24 6:30 - 9:30pm
No class on 1/20 and 2/17.
Item W9499 C. Cooney-Wickett FAC, 212
10 Saturdays Jan 11 - Mar 15 9:00am - noon
Drawing: Intermediate
Have a desire to develop your drawing skills even
further? Build on skills you acquired in beginning

drawing classes. Increase your understanding of
composition, rhythm, form, and value. Discover
the beauty of color in drawing and learn how to
utilize pastels and oil sticks. For supply list see page
71. Prerequisite: Beginning Drawing course or
permission from the instructor. Class includes ex-
ploration and study of the human form. Fee: $189
Item W9520 V. Sandblom FAC, 212
10 Wednesdays Jan 15 - Mar 19 6:30 - 9:30pm
Portraiture
Learn the anatomy of the skull and facial muscles,
the correct way of reproducing facial expressions,
the composition of the portrait. Working from mod-
els of different ages, genders, and ethnicities, you
will do portraits in charcoal, graphite conte crayon
or ink. Your instructor has specialized in portraits for
years and a suite of 9 of her portraits is in the collec-
tion of the City of Seattle. Bring 14" x 17" sketch
book, vine charcoal or soft pencil, and a kneaded
eraser to the first class. For supply list see page 71.
Tuition includes $45 in model fees. Fee: $185
Item W9501 C. Cooney-Wickett FAC, 212
8 Thursdays Jan 9 - Feb 27 6:30 - 9:30pm
PAINTING
Acrylics: Beginning
This course will focus on composition, design, and
expressive use of color as you learn the basics of
painting with acrylics. You will be introduced to the
many tools and techniques of acrylic painting us-
ing a variety of materials and paintable surfaces. No

painting experience necessary. All levels welcome.
For supply list see page 71. Fee: $159
Item W9503 V. Sandblom FAC, 212
8 Tuesdays Jan 14 - Mar 4 9:00am - noon
Item W9502 V. Sandblom FAC, 212
8 Tuesdays Jan 14 - Mar 4 6:30 - 9:30pm
Chinese Watercolor Painting
and Calligraphy (Beginning/
Continuing)
Learn the ancient art of Chinese calligraphy and
painting. This hands-on class will provide you with
the basic skills for creating beautiful work in the
Chinese tradition using traditional brush tech-
niques and more. Your instructor is President of the
Overseas Artists Association and a well known Chi-
nese calligrapher and painter. For supply list see
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ART-ZONES
Art of Craft 71
Design Basics 73
Literary Arts 73
Performing Arts 74
Professional Programs 70
Visual Arts 68
New Classes!
Choosing Your Digital Camera
Hollywood Film Institute: Crash
Course for Writers, Producers,
and Directors
Wholesaling Crafts: the Reality

of Today's Economy
Latin Sampler: Salsa and Rumba
Child Portraiture for the
Enthusiastic Parent-Photographer
Night Stories
Casting Metal in Set Sand and
Green Sand
Precious Metal Clay Possibilities
Gemology: An Introduction
Fabric Dyeing, Painting, and
Resist Techniques
Electronic Portfolios and Books
for Artists and Authors
Ceramic Decals
Stained Glass: the Leaded
Method
Collage-Inspired Enamels
Calligraphy: Continuing
Public Art: Section One
Ballroom Sampler for
Couples Only
Country 2- Step: Beginning
Line Dancing: Beginning
Party Preparation Dance:
Couples Only
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CORPORATE INCENTIVE PROGRAM (CIP) Many of our classes qualify for a corporate discount.
For further information, please contact the Business & Professional Training Institute, 425-564-4154.
page 71. You must bring your supplies to the first

class. Fee: $129
Item W9504 Y. Zhu SHS, rm. TBA
6 Tuesdays Feb 11 - Mar 25 6:30 - 9:00pm
Sammamish High School, 100 140th Ave SE, Bellevue
No class on 2/18.
Figure in Oil
Focus on the human form while learning a variety of
oil painting techniques. Investigate gesture, con-
tour, proportion, form in light and discuss the his-
torical perspective of figure painting. Instruction will
focus on form, color harmony and composition.
Tuition includes $45 in model fees. No solvents al-
lowed. For supply list see page 71. Fee: $189
Item W9550 S. Gellatly MAIN, C256
8 Mondays Jan 6 - Mar 10 6:30 - 9:30pm
No class on 1/20 and 2/17.
Intuitive Art
Feeling blocked or frustrated in your attempts to
draw and paint? Learn to access your childlike
spontaneity and creative voice through a playful
and non-judgmental approach to art. Discover the
knack of putting aside the critical, thinking mind
and allowing the invisible “artist” to take over, in a
fun and inspiring atmosphere. Activities include
free-fall drawing and painting, giant self-portraits,
guided scribbling, printmaking, collage, mixed
media and more! For beginners or seasoned artists.
Tuition includes a $20 materials fee. Fee: $150
Item W9495 V. Dietrich MAIN, C154
5 Wednesdays Jan 8 - Feb 5 6:30 - 10:00pm

Oil Painting: Introduction
& Continuing
An introduction to the basic processes of painting
with oils, this class will also include the fundamen-
tals of good composition and design, color theory
basics (color mixing and juxtaposition), and a look
at the wide range of modes, both physical and con-
ceptual, possible in the contemporary painting
world today. Personal creative expression and de-
velopment will be encouraged. For supply list see
page 71. No solvents allowed! Fee: $159
Item W9505 S. Gellatly MAIN, C256
8 Wednesdays Jan 8 - Feb 26 6:30 - 9:30pm
Watercolor for Beginners
This class is designed for the beginning watercolor-
ist to be fun, informative and stress-free. We will
cover watercolor supplies, paper, paints, brushes,
etc. in the first class, so that you will be a better
informed shopper. Your instructor will take you
step-by-step from the basic washes, to finished
paintings, learning many techniques along the
way. The instructor will emphasize the importance
of value and brush control and shows you ways to
make your painting dramatic and rich in value. For
supply list see page 71. Fee: $199
Item W9530 F. Lisaius RHS, rm. TBA
8 Wednesdays Jan 8 - March 5 6:30 - 9:30pm
Redmond High School, 17272 NE 104th St, Redmond
No class on 1/19.
Item W9531 C. Stecher Jones NORTH, 174

8 Thursdays Jan 9 - Feb 27 1:00 - 4:00pm
PHOTOGRAPHY
With support from the King County Arts Commis-
sion and the Bellevue Arts Commission, we are
pleased to provide a photography program for
those interested in darkroom and digital photogra-
phy. Classes are available for the novice and the
seasoned professional photographer.
Black & White Photography:
Level 1
This course will introduce you to black and white
photography, including camera operation, expo-
sure, depth-of-field, film processing, and darkroom
printing in a friendly and supportive environment.
While creating and discussing your photographs
you will increase your understanding of composi-
tion, esthetics and your vision. Tuition includes lab
fees and 6 hours of lab time per week. Complete
supply list will be handed out the first day of class.
See page 71 for supplies and requirements. Bring
your camera to your first class. “Make Your Camera
Work for You” class highly recommended prior to
this class. Fee: $390
Item W9521 J. Pai FAC, 219
10 Mondays Jan 6 - Mar 24 9:00am - noon
No class on 1/20 and 2/17.
Item W9522 C. Doughty FAC, 219
10 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Mar 11 6:30 - 9:30pm
Item W9523 A. Snow FAC, 219
10 Wednesdays Jan 8 - Mar 12 6:30 - 9:30pm

Black & White Photography:
Level 2
This course proceeds as a natural extension of Black
& White Photography: Level 1 and reviews the finer
points of proper exposure and printmaking. You
will explore printing on fiber paper, toning, and
on-camera flash. Instructor will introduce you to
the zone system, and medium and large format
photography. Learn, how to use the copy stand
and do your own framing and mounting. Tuition
includes lab fees and 6 hours of lab time per week.
Complete supply list will be handed out the first
day of class. See page 71 for supplies and require-
ments Bring your camera to your first class. Prereq-
uisite: Black & White Photography: Level 1 or per-
mission from the instructor. Fee: $390
Item W9524 J. Pai FAC, 219
10 Mondays Jan 6 - Mar 24 6:30 - 9:30pm
No class on 1/20 and 2/17.
Growing Your
Photography Business
Taking a photograph is really only half the story.
What you do with that photograph - who sees it,
where it is published, and what it returns on your
investment of time and money - is at least as im-
portant and often even more of a challenge. Ex-
plore how to develop the business side of your pho-
tography. Topics will include career planning, avail-
able resources, getting organized, managing a col-
See complete list of classes in this catalog on pages 69-70.

For a brochure on our state-of-the-art facilities and program call (425) 564-2263
Enhance Your Abilities
As a photographer!
●
Increase your understanding of
composition, aesthetics, and your
personal vision
●
Take the destiny of your photos into
your own hands
●
Interpret the world in black and white
Look at “Black & White Photo Level I”
and “Black & White Photo Level II”
© 2000 Claudia Mazzie-Balheim, Art-Zones Student
St. Edward Tower
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lection, pin-pointing target markets, promotion,
and marketing your images - for stock, fine art,
magazines, and books. Participants will have an
opportunity to show samples of their work for an
in-class critique. Textbook “ASMP Professional Busi-
ness Practices in Photography” required. Fee: $95
Item W9543 R. Pfortner NORTH, 108
6 Wednesdays Jan 8 - Feb 12 6:00 - 9:00pm

Make Your Camera Work for You
Are some of your photos are too light or too dark?
Do some of them look different from what you
have expected? Learn how your camera works and
how to use it to consistently expose negatives
properly. Explore the principles behind the depth-
of-field, film, on-camera flash, lenses and filters and
learn to use them to your advantage. Intensify your
sense of seeing, creating, self-expression, and com-
position. Requirements: a 35mm camera with
manual capability, about eight rolls of film, and text
“Photography 7th Edition” by John Upton and Bar-
bara London. Fee: $169
Item W9507 Staff SHS, rm. TBA
8 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Mar 4 7:00 - 9:30pm
Sammamish High School, 100 140th Ave SE, Bellevue
No class on 2/18.
Item W9508 S. Mascord NORTH, 266
8 Wednesdays Jan 8 - Feb 26 7:00 - 9:30pm
Item W9509 Staff RHS, rm. TBA
8 Wednesdays Jan 8 - Mar 5 7:00 - 9:30pm
Redmond High School, 17272 NE 104th St, Redmond
No class on 2/19.
Item W9510 Staff FAC, 206
8 Thursdays Jan 9 - Feb 27 9:30am - noon
Child Portraiture for the New!
Enthusiastic Parent-Photographer
Of course you have the most beautiful and interest-
ing subject on the planet to photograph - your
child. How do you convey the wonder and amaze-

ment you see before you 24/7 with camera? Learn
how to capture meaningful, thoughtful photos of
your child with the greatest technical proficiency.
Films, lighting, technique, and value of certain
equipment will be covered in this interactive class.
Requirements: 35 mm SLR camera. Prerequisite:
“Make Your Camera Work for You” or permission
from instructor. Your instructor is a working profes-
sional for over ten years. Fee: $45
Item W9564 M. Blair NORTH, 174
1 Saturday Jan 11 10:00am - 1:00pm
SCULPTURE
See also Ceramics.
Casting Metal in Set Sand
and Green Sand New!
Learn how to use patterns for bonded sand and
green sand. No burn-out required. Many molds
can be poured the day they are made. Techniques
will include additive and subtractive approaches to
create sculptures in aluminum and bronze. Your
instructor is a metal caster and fabricator currently
working as the Sculpture Instructional Technician
at the University of Washington. He has an MFA in
casting and ceramics from SIUE. Lab fee and most
materials included in your tuition. Additional mate-
rials might be necessary depending on individual
projects. Fee: $359
Item W9565 A. Montgomery MAIN, C160
10 Wednesdays Jan 8 - Mar 12 6:30 - 9:30pm
Lost Wax Casting in Bronze

Explore the wide range of artistic possibilities using
the casting process. You will learn lost wax casting
in bronze: from initial wax working through burn-
out and pouring of molten metal to finish patinas
and polishing. No previous experience necessary.
Mark Brinton has over six years’ experience in cast-
ing. Lab fee and most materials included in tuition.
Additional materials might be necessary depending
on individual projects. This class is made possible
in part with a grant from the KCAC. Fee: $359
Item W9511 M. Brinton MAIN, C160
10 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Mar 11 6:30 - 9:30pm
Professional Programs
BUSINESS FOR ARTISTS
Electronic Portfolios and Books
for Artists and Authors New!
Discover how electronic books (eBooks) can en-
hance your ability to get your work seen and sold.
Learn how this powerful tool can be created and
downloaded it into a computer or portable device
for viewing on the web. You will create your own
eBook using your existing images and/or text in
three intensive classes. Gain vital information re-
garding content and design of your eBook. Your
completed work may be included in our website’s
electronic library, with links from government
and private organizations. At the end of this class,
you will have your own eBook. Go to http://
www.conted.bcc.ctc.edu/artzones/elibrary/
elibopen.asp to view eBooks created for our

eLibrary. Some knowledge of Mac or PC is recom-
mended. Bring text and images on disk to class first
class (no larger than 100MB zip disk). See web de-
scription for more class details. Fee: $199
Item W9547 W. Kaneko / NORTH, 206
K. Anderson
3 Saturdays Jan 11 - Jan 25 10:00am - 3:00pm
Getting Your Artwork
Seen and Sold
Learn the marketing skills vital to success in today’s
art and fine crafts marketplace. Participants will
explore how to identify their market, develop a re-
sume and PR packet, determine prices and present
their work in a professional manner. Course in-
cludes practical business information and confi-
dence building tips. For the novice or the working
artist who need a refresher. Artists and crafts people
from all disciplines are encouraged to attend. In-
structor has been an arts professional for over 20
years. Tuition includes a $15 comprehensive arts
marketing handbook. Fee: $75
Item W9512 M. Works NORTH, W273
1 Saturday Mar 1 10:00am - 5:00pm
Wholesaling Crafts: The Reality
of Today’s Economy New!
Want to sell your line of crafts or expand your cur-
rent efforts in marketing your art? Everything you
Choosing Your
Digital Camera New!
Cut through the hype! Learn the basics of digital

camera selection from mega pixels to memory
cards. Choose the camera that’s right for you based
upon features, quality and ease of use. Topics cov-
ered include budget, compact vs. full sized cam-
eras, flash memory, battery life and recommended
accessories. Compare models by price ranges and
features. Computer system requirements for image
manipulation and long term storage will also be
discussed. Photographer Michele Burton has 20
years experience in camera sales and commercial
photography. Fee: $39
Item W9545 M. Burton NORTH, TBA
1 Tuesday Jan 28 6:00 - 9:00pm
Digital Photography -
An Introduction
If you are currently using the traditional darkroom
to create your work and are interested in expand-
ing your repertoire into a digital environment, OR
if you have never used a darkroom before and want
to try your hand at creating photographs using
your computer, this class will provide an overview
of basic digital equipment and techniques. Experi-
ence lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on work
covering digital cameras, scanning traditional film,
basic techniques using Photoshop, color manage-
ment, and inkjet printing. Familiarity with Adobe
Photoshop is recommended. Text “Photoshop 6 for
Dummies” required. Fee: $490
Item W9532 M. Burton NORTH, 207
10 Thursdays Jan 9 - Mar 13 6:30 - 9:30pm

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CORPORATE INCENTIVE PROGRAM (CIP) Many of our classes qualify for a corporate discount.
For further information, please contact the Business & Professional Training Institute, 425-564-4154.
always wanted to know about selling crafts to retail
gift shops is available here. Learn about sales repre-
sentatives, distributors, and gift shows, from the
perspective of a home studio craftsman. Your in-
structor has a long history of successfully creating
and selling her work in major distribution networks.
Learn from her experiences and recommendations
for making your artwork more marketable in this
economy. Fee: $45
Item W9560 G. Cucksey NORTH, TBA
1 Tuesday Mar 4 6:30 - 8:30pm
PUBLIC ART PROGRAM
Created in cooperation with the Bellevue Arts Com-
mission we present a one year, non-credit certifi-
cate program for artists and designers who are in-
terested in the public art process and how to work
on design teams for public and private projects.
Learn about the process of public art, and what an
artist must do within the framework of a design
team. You’ll have an opportunity for hands on ex-
perience on a public art project. Internships avail-
able. The certificate program will introduce you to
the world of architects, developers, and project
managers and assist you in preparation to compete
in this highly competitive environment. Call (425)
564-2263 for a Public Art brochure.

Public Art: Section One New!
Serving as the foundation for a certificate program
in Public Art, you will learn how the public art sys-
tem and processes work, and what public art is.
Peek into the State’s artist registry. Discover how
your art might make the transition from the studio
to the public realm. Find out what it takes to enter
the field and its responsibilities. A member from the
Washington State Arts Commission will provide in-
sight. (See the web for detailed information regard-
ing the Public Art Certificate Program.) Fee: $125
Item W9534 M. Works FAC, 210
3 Wednesdays Jan 15 - Jan 29 6:30 - 9:00pm
Art of Craft
CERAMICS
$40 material and lab fee is included in the tuition.
These classes are supported in part by a grant from
the King County Arts Commission.
See also Sculpture.
Ceramic Decals New!
Learn the process of making decals from simple
techniques to the more complicated. Experience
making and applying decals of your own to ceram-
ics. Techniques can be modified to use with enam-
els, glass, or non-fired crafts such as candles, soap,
etc. For supply list see above. Fee: $125
Item W9558 G. Cucksey MAIN, C154
2 sessions SaSu Feb 22 - Feb 23 10:00am - 4:00pm
Figurative Sculpture in Clay
Learn how to render the human form in clay. Ex-

plore techniques through hands-on demonstra-
tions with regard to various armatures and the nec-
essary considerations for internal support structure,
hand building methods and options for finishing.
We will address anatomy from an artist’s stand-
point. Slide presentations of figurative works in clay
will give you an overview of the endless possibili-
ties and choices for working with the figure, from
extreme realism to abstraction. You have the op-
tion to have your pieces fired. Tuition includes lab
fees. Fee: $205
Item W9513 J. Still MAIN, C157
10 Saturdays Jan 11 - Mar 15 9:00am - noon
Hand Building: Beginning
Human beings have used hand-building techniques
for thousands of years to make everything from
simple pinch pots to elaborate ritual vessels. Experi-
ence the primal act of working with and exploring
the possibilities of clay! Create pinch pots or explore
slab constructed vessels. Projects are given to de-
velop students’ skills and personal ideas. This class
uses commercial low fire glazes and underglazes in a
broad range of colors. For supply list see above.
Classes are taught simultaneously with Wheel
Throwing. Tuition includes lab fees. Fee: $205
Item W9492 D. Neish MAIN, C157
10 Wednesdays Jan 8 - Mar 12 12:30 - 3:30pm
Item W9493 M. Wu MAIN, C157
10 Wednesdays Jan 8 - Mar 12 6:30 - 9:30pm
Item W9494 K. Turner MAIN, C157

10 Thursdays Jan 9 - Mar 13 6:30 - 9:30pm
This class uses high-fire technique and Cone 6.
Hand Building: Intermediate
This course builds on the foundation of techniques
taught in beginning ceramics. The focus will be on
improving control of the processes and expressing
artistic ideas. Handbuilding techniques include
pinch, coil, and slab forming. Using commercial
underglazes students will explore low-fire surface
techniques. For supply list see above. Classes are
taught simultaneously with Wheel Throwing. Tu-
ition includes lab fees. Fee: $205
Item W9514 M. Wu MAIN, C157
10 Mondays Jan 6 - Mar 24 6:30 - 9:30pm
No class on 1/20 and 2/17.
Mosaic Garden Art Workshop
Design and create a beautiful mosaic wall plaque
or stepping stone. Learn unique, uncomplicated
techniques for making a great mosaic quickly with
little mess and lots of fun. After one class you can
take home finished project. Included are mosaic
pieces of colorful glass, ceramic, found objects,
stone mix, and reusable mold. Bring Grandma’s
broken vase, costume jewelry, bucket, rubber
gloves, 12" x 12" rigid board to carry project home,
and snack. Sarah Donnelly is a popular local
teacher and author. Fee: $75
Item W9533 S. Donnelly MAIN, C160
1 Saturday Mar 15 10:00am - 2:00pm
Open Ceramic Lab

This lab is only available to those currently enrolled
in an Art-Zones ceramics class who need more time
to practice the skills taught in class. Take the op-
portunity to practice at your own pace. Lab is
opened for practice from 1/8 to 3/23 on Wednes-
days (4:00-6:00pm), Saturdays (1:00-7:00pm),
and Sundays (1:00-4:00pm).
Please follow these steps to obtain a supply list for your class:
1. Go to
www.conted.bcc.ctc.edu
2. Click on
“Art-Zones”
3. Click on
“Supplies”
4. Select
your class
If you don’t have access to a computer, please contact us at
(425) 564-2263 (menu option 5) and request a copy of your supply list.
Supply lists for Art-Zones classes
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Locations are as follows, unless otherwise noted. Please see pages 90-91 for maps and other locations.
NORTH North Campus: 10700 Northup Way • MAIN Main Campus: 3000 Landerholm Circle SE • FAC Factoria Center: 12402 SE 38th St.
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Wheel Throwing: Beginning
Introduction to basic wheel throwing techniques.
Learn centering and tool use for shaping and alter-
ing thrown items. Simple forms, cylinders, bowls
and plates will be taught. Using commercial glazes
you will explore low-fire techniques. Low fire glaze
application projects will be assigned. For supply list

see page 71. Classes are taught simultaneously with
Hand Building. Tuition includes lab fees. Fee: $205
Item W9486 K. Turner MAIN, C157
10 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Mar 11 6:30 - 9:30pm
This class uses high-fire technique and Cone 6.
Item W9487 P. Metivier MAIN, C157
10 Wednesdays Jan 8 - Mar 12 9:00am - noon
Item W9488 D. Neish MAIN, C157
10 Wednesdays Jan 8 - Mar 12 12:30 - 3:30pm
Item W9489 M. Wu MAIN, C157
10 Wednesdays Jan 8 - Mar 12 6:30 - 9:30pm
Item W9490 K. Turner MAIN, C157
10 Thursdays Jan 9 - Mar 13 6:30 - 9:30pm
This class uses high-fire technique and Cone 6.
Item W9491 M. Wu MAIN, C157
10 Sundays Jan 12 - Mar 16 9:30am - 12:30pm
Wheel Throwing: Intermediate
This course builds on the foundation of techniques
taught in beginning ceramics. The focus will be on
improving control of the processes and expressing
artistic ideas. Wheel throwing demonstrations will
include construction using thrown elements, al-
tered, lidded, and large forms. Using commercial
underglazes you will explore low-fire surface tech-
niques. For supply list see page 71. Classes are
taught simultaneously with Hand Building. Tuition
includes lab fees. Fee: $205
Item W9485 M. Wu MAIN, C157
10 Mondays Jan 6 - Mar 24 6:30 - 9:30pm
No class on 1/20 and 2/17.

GLASS
Stained Glass the
Leaded Method New!
This hands-on eight-week course will focus on the
lead came and water proofing method. You will be
working from many pre-designed patterns. The
class will walk you through the tag board template
transfer process and glass cutting techniques. This
class will give you the confidence level needed to
build your future windows of art. The class requires
the purchase of your own tools and materials that
are available at the studio. For supply list see page
71. Fee: $179
Item W9549 R. Miller
8 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Feb 25 6:00 - 9:00pm
Jax Stained Glass, 13500 Bel-Red Rd.
JEWELRY
These classes are made possible in part by a grant
from the King County Arts Commission.
Collage-Inspired Enamels New!
Make a paper collage and copy your work in metal
and enamel, paying attention to achieving texture,
pattern, shape, color, and line. The process is a
thorough introduction to the enameling tech-
niques including sifting, inlaying, stenciling,
sgraffito, wire and foil inlay, mesh overlay, and oth-
ers. Nationally known artist Jean Tudor leads this
class for the novice as well as the experienced
enameler. $15 in supplies included in your tuition.
For supply list see page 71. Fee: $175

Item W9563 J. Tudor MAIN, C154
4 Saturdays Mar 1 - Mar 22 9:00am - 4:00pm
Exploring Polymer Clay
Expand your world in this comprehensive introduc-
tion to polymer clay. Discover the properties of dif-
ferent clays, useful tools, color mixing and a variety
of surface techniques. Explore how to imitate an-
cient ivory, jade and lapis lazuli as well as other
natural materials. Utilize elegant, yet, simple sur-
face treatments on polymer such as patinas and
tattoo-like transfers. Instruction includes basic fin-
ishing techniques for the wearable art, vessel, box,
or creations of your choice made in this class. For
supply list see page 71 . You must bring all materi-
als to the first class. Tuition includes $15 in sup-
plies. Fee: $115
Item W9529 M. Arnold MAIN, C160
2 sessions SaSu Feb 1 - Feb 2 10:00am - 4:00pm
Gemology: an Introduction New!
Explore the principles of gemstone identification
using professional gemological equipment. Watch
demonstrations of refractive index, pleochroism,
inclusions, and visual identifying characteristics of
natural precious stones. Over 75 different precious
and semi-precious stones will be examined and
studied, including diamond, ruby, sapphire, emer-
ald, tanzanite, garnet, and pearl. Discuss quality,
price, and sourcing of gemstone materials. Instruc-
tor holds a Graduate Gemologist degree from the
Gemological Institute of America and has been ac-

tively buying and selling stones for the past 10
years. Tuition includes a gemstone reference book.
Fee: $129
Item W9548 T. Skovronsky NORTH, 273
1 Saturday Feb 22 8:30am - 4:00pm
Glass Beadmaking for Beginners
Discover the mysteries of glass bead making. Make
sumptuous glass beads, working with a
lampworking torch and glass rods to create an as-
sortment of colorful, handmade glass beads. Mul-
tiple beadmaking techniques, set-up, safety, and
equipment will be covered. The workshop will bal-
ance demonstration and work time, with as much
one-on-one instruction as possible. Leave class with
a collection of exclusively designed glass beads cre-
ated by you! Dress in cotton clothing with long
sleeves and no open toe shoes. Tuition includes
supplies and lab fees. Class is limited to only 6 stu-
dents. Fee: $250
Item W9538 J. Griffin MAIN, C160
2 sessions SaSu Jan 25 - Jan 26 10:00am - 4:00pm
Item W9539 J. Griffin MAIN, C160
2 sessions SaSu Mar 1 - Mar 2 10:00am - 4:00pm
Jewelry for Beginners
Learn a broad range of metalworking skills for jew-
elry. Basic techniques of soldering, filing, piercing,
forming, and surface embellishment will be taught
as well as cold connections and bezel settings. Tu-
ition includes some supplies and $30 lab fee. Addi-
tional supplies will be necessary depending on

project. Fee: $199
Item W9497 C. Skelly MAIN, C160
10 Thursdays Jan 9 - Mar 13 6:30 - 9:30pm
Jewelry: Continuing
Learn advanced techniques for making jewelry and
small scale objects. This class is designed to expand
the student’s vocabulary to include a range of in-
termediate metal working, joining, and finishing
processes. In addition to learning new techniques
on a rotating basis, students are expected to refine
their vision of jewelry by experimenting with the
concepts surrounding body adornment. Tuition in-
cludes some materials and $30 lab fee. Fee: $199
Item W9500 C. Skelly MAIN, C160
10 Mondays Jan 6 - Mar 24 6:30 - 9:30pm
No class on 1/20 and 2/17.
Precious Metal
Clay Possibilities New!
Discover working with fine silver in clay form! Pre-
cious Metal Clay can be simply worked into unique
jewelry pieces very quickly and then fired in a kiln.
Explore creating hollow beads and forms, construct
wearable art pins, use patina and create your own
unique line of jewelry in this class. Once you have
gained the skills needed to work with Precious
Metal Clay the sky is the limit. This revolutionary
new material invites experimentation while being a
lot of fun to learn about and work with. Tuition in-
cludes supplies. Fee: $109
Item W9540 M. Arnold MAIN, C160

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WOODWORKING
Fine Woodworking: Introduction
Whether a novice or a craftsman, this class has
something for you. Learn basic wood crafting tech-
niques as well as advanced joinery and cabinet
making skills. The course is project based and de-
signed with individual instruction in mind. Other
topics covered will include health and safety, tool-
ing, materials, joinery, and fasteners. The class is
taught in the modern woodworking facility at
Sammamish HS, at the east side of the school. Tu-
ition includes $25 in lab fees. Fee: $189
Item W9535 T. Danielsen SHS, rm. 403
10 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Mar 18 6:30 - 9:30pm
Sammamish High School, 100 140th Ave SE, Bellevue
No class on 2/18.
Item W9536 J. Lilly SHS, rm. 403
10 Thursdays Jan 9 - Mar 20 6:30 - 9:30pm
Sammamish High School, 100 140th Ave SE, Bellevue
No class on 2/20.
Woodworking Open Shop
Use Tyee’s excellent woodshop facilities for crafts
and furniture projects. Have a project in mind be-
fore the first class; bring plans and materials with
you. Instructor trained in industrial art will be on

hand to advise on tool use and design ideas. Mate-
rials must be purchased outside of class. Fee: $169
Item W9496 J. Hunsberger Tyee MS, rm. 129
10 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Mar 18 6:30 - 9:30pm
Tyee Middle School, 13630 SE Allen Rd, Bellevue
No class on 2/18.
Design Basics
INTERIOR DESIGN
These classes often include field trips.
Interior Decorating:
A Master Plan
Is your goal to have a beautiful, functional and inter-
esting environment? You needn’t possess decorat-
ing experience or artistic ability to join this class.
Award Winning, Senior Designer, Leslie J. Baker will
help you customize your plan. Romantic,
trendsetter, sports minded, shy? Empty nester?
House full of children? Entertain a lot? Using what
you already own or purchasing new furnishings, you
will create a customized master plan. Course in-
cludes phase development, color psychology, bud-
geting, and much more. Fee: $155
Item W9516 L. Baker NORTH, 174
6 Mondays Jan 6 - Feb 24 9:00am - noon
No class on 1/20 and 2/17.
Item W9517 L. Baker NORTH, 174
6 Mondays Jan 6 - Feb 24 6:00 - 9:00pm
No class on 1/20 and 2/17.
FASHION DESIGN
Fabric Dyeing, Painting, and

Resist Techniques: Intro New!
This class will cover a basic understanding of fiber
hand dyeing manipulation processes which can be
done at home. Learn about basic dyeing, along
with wax (batik), string (shibori) and hand stitch-
ing techniques for dye resist. Explore concepts of
repeat design and learn about the historical and
contemporary sources of textile designs. You will
complete several samples throughout an intensive
hands-on learning experience. Please see page 71
for supply list. Fee: $195
Item W9562 Staff MAIN, C154
10 Mondays Jan 6 - Mar 24 6:30 - 9:30pm
No class on 1/20 and 2/17.
Literary Arts
LITERARY APPRECIATION
Let’s Talk Books
A book club? A class? The best of both! Not your
ordinary book club - a literature class without ex-
ams. Examine the writer’s craft. Engage in spirited
discussion of authors’ themes, and what the texts
have to teach us about our own lives. Long-stand-
ing and dedicated group welcomes newcomers,
and brings a wealth of reading and life experiences
that enrich reading and discussion. Please see page
71 for a book list. Fee: $115
Item W9460 A. Ohlinger NORTH, 175
10 Thursdays Jan 9 - Mar 20 12:30 - 2:30pm
No class on 2/20.
Night Stories New!

Do you enjoy reading? Talking? Meet as a class and
talk about character, plot, theme, and the other
formal elements of fiction as you examine how
writers build and sculpt brand new worlds for us to
explore every time we open a new book. This
quarter’s theme: Visions of America - we will read
five books that offer a variety of visions of “America
the Beautiful,” ranging from the fantastic to the
macabre. See page 71 for a booklist. Your tuition
includes two tickets to “Night Stories” perfor-
mances at the SecondStory Theater in Redmond’s
Town Center. See our web site for more informa-
tion. Fee: $115
Item W9561 W. Kaneko NORTH, 266
10 Mondays Jan 6 - Mar 24 6:30 - 8:30pm
No class on 1/20 and 2/17.
WRITING
See also Professional Programs; Calligraphy; and
Children’s Book Illustration.
Brand New Worlds: Crafting
Genre Fiction and the Craft of
Short Story Writing
Science Fiction, Fantasy, and other types of genre
fiction receive little respect from “literary” minds.
Examine the elements that make genre fiction tick,
and learn how to transcend the clichés that riddle
popular fiction. We will play with character, setting,
and plot. Have fun playing with the conventions of
fiction to craft your own short stories. Discover
electronic publishing opportunities. Your tuition

includes two tickets to “NightStories” perfor-
mances at the SecondStory Theater in Redmond’s
Town Center. See our web site for more informa-
tion. Fee: $109
Item W9546 W. Kaneko NORTH, 274
4 Saturdays Feb 1 - Feb 22 10:00am - 3:00pm
Crafting Fiction that Sells
Go beyond the basics of dialogue, setting, charac-
terization, and the other elements of fiction. Focus
on how to write popular fiction for today’s readers.
Using scenes from your own stories as optional
homework assignments, begin learning to develop
and craft the kind of fiction that rises above the
stacks of short stories and/or novels on the editor’s
desk. Instructor has both written and edited hun-
dreds of short stories and novels and is an instruc-
tor for the Writer’s Digest fiction correspondence
and online courses. Fee: $125
Item W9461 G. Kempton NORTH, 174
8 Thursdays Jan 16 - Mar 6 7:00 - 9:00pm
Crafting Nonfiction That Sells
Have bits of writing, journal entries, ideas on pieces
of paper, half-written stories stuffed away in a desk
drawer? Learn to take those pieces of brilliant prose
and turn them into saleable personal experience
stories, how-to/self-help articles, personal essays,
interview articles, humor pieces, feature articles or
nonfiction books. Bring your ideas and by the end
of this course you will have a vast knowledge of
how to write many different kinds of nonfiction.

Instructor has been selling nonfiction articles and
books for over 20 years. Fee: $125
Item W9463 G. Kempton NORTH, 174
8 Thursdays Jan 16 - Mar 6 10:00am - 12:30pm
The Magic of Writing
for Children
Children’s books are one of the most satisfying and
growing areas of writing. Learn the basics of writ-
ing for kids, how to plot and characterize picture
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books, middle grade novels, and children’s maga-
zine stories. Learn about nonfiction for children.
Instructor will provide lots of marketing tips and
you will discuss your stories in a friendly, support-
ive atmosphere. Instructor writes children’s novels
and magazine stories. Your tuition includes two
tickets to “NightStories” performances at the
SecondStory Theater in Redmond’s Town Center.
See our web site for more information. Fee: $155
Item W9462 P. King-Anderson NORTH, 174
8 Wednesdays Jan 22 - Mar 12 6:30 - 9:30pm
Vision and Revision:
The Art of Novel Writing
Working on a novel? Want to hone your skills?
Learn the secrets of writing dramatic fiction. Dis-
cover how to launch powerful plots. Develop char-

acters that last in the reader’s mind long after the
tale is done. Create vivid settings that draw the
reader into your story world. Learn to analyze the
markets and map out your writing future. All
genres are welcome. Instructor is a published nov-
elist and writes feature articles for major writing
magazines. Her students have won literary awards,
landed top agents, and sold their works to major
publishing houses. Fee: $155
Item W9541 J. Lee Carey NORTH, 106
8 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Feb 25 6:30 - 9:30pm
Writing the Hollywood
Screenplay
Of course, you would have written the last movie
you saw much better! Come and learn how to turn
words into pictures, how to hook your audience,
and make your story and characters compelling.
Discover how to make the director “see it” your
way and how to make your idea irresistible on pa-
per and successful on screen. Your tuition includes
two tickets to “NightStories” performances at the
SecondStory Theater in Redmond’s Town Center.
See our web site for more information. Fee: $139
Item W9464 Staff MAIN, D273
8 Wednesdays Jan 22 - Mar 12 6:30 - 9:30pm
Performing Arts
DANCE
Ballet: Beginning/Continuing
Learn the basics of classical ballet. Study the elemen-
tary steps and positions at the barre, then learn to

execute simple combinations. Students new to bal-
let are welcome, as are advanced beginners. Wear
leotard and tights or sweats and a t-shirt. Ballet slip-
pers are optional, socks are fine. Fee: $109
Item W9465 K. Fedor-White MAIN, R014
10 Mondays Jan 6 - Mar 24 6:30 - 7:30pm
No class on 1/20 and 2/17.
Ballroom Dancing: Introduction
Learn the dances of the Big Band era: fox trot,
Latin, waltz, cha-cha, and others. In this class you
will learn proper position, posture, and other me-
chanics of dance beside steps, so that you’ll be able
to lead or follow all styles of dance. Jane and Doug
Cox have over 25 years of experience in teaching
ballroom dance. Leather soled shoes highly recom-
mended. Fee: $79
Item W9450 D. Cox/J. Cox MAIN, R014
6 Fridays Jan 31 - Mar 7 7:30 - 8:30pm
Ballroom Sampler for
Couples Only New!
Have fun learning the fox trot and swing. Whether
you’re just curious or really serious about dancing,
this is a perfect beginner’s course. Partner required.
Tom and Kathi will stress balance and partnership
in the fox trot and fun in the swing. Fee is per
couple. Fee: $75
Item W9459 K. Urban/T. Riza
3 Fridays Jan 10 - Jan 24 8:00 - 9:00pm
Pro Sports Club, 4455 148th Ave NE, Bellevue
Classical Egyptian Belly

Dancing: Beginning
Combine an ancient Middle Eastern Folk dance
with fun and physical fitness. Try this excitingly
new but ancient dance form to increase flexibility,
endurance, and strength, flatten the tummy, tone
the thighs, and whittle down the waist while prac-
ticing the movements of the dance. Benefit from
Maria Morca’s extensive experience as a profes-
sional performer in Hollywood movie productions
and television. Wear comfortable clothing. Tuition
includes Maria Morca’s Belly Dancing book and
audio tape ($20 value). Fee: $99
Item W9484 M. Morca MAIN, R014
8 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Feb 25 4:00 - 5:00pm
Country 2-Step: Beginning New!
This class will get you dancin’ around the floor in
no time at all. The 2-step is the most popular dance
on the country dance floor. It’s easy to learn and
the turns are fun. Partners recommended but not
required. Fee: $65
Item W9556 D. Serfling
5 Tuesdays Jan 14 - Feb 11 7:30 - 8:30pm
The Rockin’ Horse Dance Barn, 11820 150th Ave SE, Renton
Jazz Dance: Beginning
Get in shape and stay in shape! Learn basic jazz steps
and benefit from this energetic and rhythmic dance.
Discover how to achieve the best physical appear-
ance with no special equipment. Instructor is a Con-
servatory Graduate and a former professional dancer
with 27 years of experience. Fee: $109

Item W9466 K. Fedor-White MAIN, R014
10 Mondays Jan 6 - Mar 24 7:30 - 8:30pm
No class on 1/20 and 2/17.
Latin Sampler:
Salsa and Rumba New!
Add some Latin spice to your life! Ideal for begin-
ners or as a refresher course. You will have fun
learning the basics of salsa and rumba in this re-
laxed and fun atmosphere taught by instructors
with over 18 years’ experience. Partners recom-
mended but not required or guaranteed. Fee: $45
Item W9455 K. Urban/T. Riza
3 Fridays Jan 10 - Jan 24 7:00 - 8:00pm
Pro Sports Club, 4455 148th Ave NE, Bellevue
Line Dance: Beginning New!
Are you looking for a fun activity to do with friends
and get exercise at the same time? Join other be-
ginner Line Dancers and learn some fun easy line
dances to a variety of music. This class is fun for all
ages and abilities. No experience or partners re-
quired. Fee: $65
Item W9555 D. Serfling
5 Mondays Feb 24 - Mar 24 6:30 - 7:30pm
The Rockin’ Horse Dance Barn, 11820 150th Ave SE, Renton
Party Preparation Dance:
Couples Only New!
Tired of going to dances and just sitting? Don’t
miss this opportunity to learn three easy partner
dances from experienced instructors. This class is
ideal for weddings, nightclubs, cruises, and parties

and you will dance to different kinds of music from
the last 50 years. Fee is per couple. Fee: $75
Item W9451 K. Urban/T. Riza
3 Fridays Feb 28 - Mar 14 8:00 - 9:00pm
Pro Sports Club, 4455 148th Ave NE, Bellevue
Salsa for Beginners
It’s fun, it’s all the rage, it’s time for you to learn it!
Designed for the beginner, this easy course will fo-
cus on the man’s lead and the woman’s following
skills. Tom Riza and Kathi Urban are the Eastside’s
most experienced dance team. They will help you
develop a strong foundation in your dancing and
get you onto the Latin dance floor ASAP! Partners
recommended, but not required or guaranteed.
Fee: $45
Item W9544 K. Urban/T. Riza
3 Fridays Feb 28 - Mar 14 7:00 - 8:00pm
Pro Sports Club, 4455 148th Ave NE, Bellevue
Social Dance Beginners I
Learn the latest fun dance from the past that is
sweeping the nation, plus some traditional social
dances. We’ll concentrate on contemporary music,
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but introduce some of the “oldies,” too. You’ll learn
the vintage swing, East Coast swing, fox-trot, salsa,
waltz, cha cha, and rumba. Come alone or bring a

partner! Instructor Katerina Fedor-White has been
turning out dancers for the last 27 years. Fee: $65
Item W9453 K. Fedor-White MAIN, R014
5 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Feb 4 6:00 - 7:00pm
Item W9454 K. Fedor-White MAIN, R014
5 Tuesdays Feb 11 - Mar 11 6:00 - 7:00pm
Social Dance Beginners II
Dance is food for the soul! And if you are familiar
with an elementary level of dance and want to
learn more, this is your next step. The class is de-
signed to improve your techniques and add two
more dances to your repertoire. Emphasizing the
importance of leading and following, styling, and
footwork in couple dancing, this energetic and fun
class will take you to a more comfortable level of
movement. Prerequisite: Social Dance Beginner I.
Fee: $65
Item W9457 K. Fedor-White MAIN, R014
5 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Feb 4 7:00 - 8:00pm
Item W9458 K. Fedor-White MAIN, R014
5 Tuesdays Feb 11 - Mar 11 7:00 - 8:00pm
Swing: Introduction
Learn the hottest dance craze to hit the country
since the 1940s. Learn the basic East Coast and
West Coast swing and, of course, the ever popular
jitterbug. Leather soled shoes highly recom-
mended. Fee: $79
Item W9452 D. Cox/J. Cox MAIN, R014
6 Fridays Jan 31 - Mar 7 6:30 - 7:30pm
Tap Dancing: Beginning/

Intermediate
Try this fun and creative dance form and you may
find a true joy in working out! Learn basic steps and
combinations, correct timing and get plenty of
aerobic workout. This class is suitable for all age
groups. You will need tap shoes and comfortable
attire. Instructor is a Conservatory Graduate and a
former professional dancer with 27 years of experi-
ence. Fee: $109
Item W9467 K. Fedor-White MAIN, R014
10 Mondays Jan 6 - Mar 24 8:30 - 9:30pm
No class on 1/20 and 2/17.
Viennese Waltz
Learn the fast and fun original waltz, danced to
classical music. This class is also for those preparing
for “The Night in Vienna,” the largest ball in the
Northwest, held in March. We will be working on
techniques of footwork, smoothness, and comfort
in leading and following. Katerina Fedor-White is a
graduate of the Art Conservatory of Prague and has
27 years of experience in teaching. Fee: $79
Item W9456 K. Fedor-White MAIN, R014
6 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Feb 11 8:00 - 9:00pm
DRAMA
See also Radio, Film & TV.
Auditioning for Stage,
Television and Film New!
Explore the basic needs and techniques for audi-
tioning in the professional arenas of film, television,
and theatre. Discussions include representation,

marketing, and audition material. Workshop your
audition material and receive advice and informa-
tion about photographs, resumes, and other items
essential for pursuing a professional career in per-
formance. One ticket to the SecondStory Theater
in the Redmond Town Center is included in your
tuition. Details in class. Fee: $109
Item W9554 M. Mascara FAC, 203
10 Mondays Jan 6 - Mar 24 6:00 - 7:30pm
No class on 1/20 and 2/17.
Acting for the Camera
So you want to be in pictures? The television com-
mercial industry is always looking for new faces, and
it’s a great way to enter the entertainment industry.
This course addresses acting techniques for com-
mercials and film. Learn how to find your mark, read
cue cards, do cold-readings, eat on camera, and
work with partners. We will also discuss unions, pho-
tographers, and finding the right agent. You will
have the opportunity to work in front of the camera
and analyze your work. One ticket to the
SecondStory Theater in the Redmond Town Center
is included in your tuition. Details in class. Fee: $109
Item W9468 Staff FAC, 203
8 Tuesdays Jan 21 - Mar 11 7:00 - 9:00pm
Acting for the Non-Actor
Unlock the actor in you! We all played as kids, now
you can again. Learn basic stagecraft. Analyze
scripts. Build character. Gain confidence in yourself.
Learn and develop skills that can help you far away

from the stage. Look forward to plenty of hands-on
experience and discussion in a safe, respectful envi-
ronment. There will be homework including memo-
rizing and rehearsal. One ticket to the SecondStory
Theater in the Redmond Town Center is included in
your tuition. Details in class. Fee: $165
Item W9482 R. Rutherford FAC, 203
8 Saturdays Jan 11 - Mar 1 10:00am - 2:00pm
Acting: Improvisation
Get out of your head, and experience spontaneity!
Through a series of exercises, theater games, and
discussion, learn the principles of improvisational
acting. Gain skills and discover talents that can help
you succeed on and off the stage. Wear clothes in
which you feel you can comfortably move. One
ticket to the SecondStory Theater in the Redmond
Town Center is included in your tuition. Details in
class. Fee: $119
Item W9470 Staff FAC, 203
8 Thursdays Jan 9 - Feb 27 7:00 - 9:30pm
Acting Techniques
Acting Techniques can help the beginner or a vet-
eran of stage and screen to sharpen acting skills.
Study includes blocking, character motivation,
analysis, improvisation, monologues, cold read-
ings, and scene work. Utilize acting exercises from
a variety of sources. Learn effective voice projec-
tion, stage movement, and the art of taking direc-
tion. Discover which unique gifts you possess as an
actor and apply them to enrich your work. One

ticket to the SecondStory Theater in the Redmond
Town Center is included in your tuition. Details in
class. Fee: $149
Item W9469 R. Rutherford NORTH, 112
8 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Feb 25 6:30 - 9:30pm
Mime New!
Did you know that walking in place and getting
nowhere is an art form? This is a playful, structured,
and invaluable form through the arena of mime,
physical comedy, and clown theater. The course
will focus on general movement exercises, the
mime illusions, image work, and improvisation.
Aside from specific mime technique, the course will
cover communication through universal imagery,
and characterization through mime and clown rou-
tines. Class includes physical warm-ups, technique
instruction, and physical improvisation. Hand-outs
and discussion include: history of mime, follow-up
exercises, and reading and video list. One ticket to
the Second StoryTheater in the Redmond Town
Center is included in your tuition. Details in class.
Fee: $115
Item W9559 P. Pulver FAC, 203
8 Wednesdays Jan 29 - Mar 19 6:30 - 8:30pm
MUSIC
Class Piano: Level 1
For absolute beginners, with no previous music
and/or piano experience. Learn to read and play
music from the very start. A keyboard is needed for
daily practice. Course materials and information

are available from instructor in the first class. A $5
lab fee is included in your tuition. Fee: $119
Item W9471 A. Cummings MAIN, E222
8 Saturdays Jan 4 - Mar 8 9:00 - 10:00am
No class on 2/1 and 2/22.
Item W9472 C. Long MAIN, E222
8 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Mar 4 6:30 - 7:30pm
No class on 2/18.
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Class Piano: Level 2
If you can read simple music notation and play ba-
sic chords in C and G-major, this is the class for you.
Basic music theory will be introduced. A keyboard
is needed for daily practice. Prerequisite: comple-
tion of Class Piano: Level 1, or permission of in-
structor. A $5 lab fee is included in your tuition.
Fee: $119
Item W9473 A. Cummings MAIN, E222
8 Saturdays Jan 4 - Mar 8 10:00 - 11:00am
No class on 2/1 and 2/22.
Item W9474 C. Long MAIN, E222
8 Tuesdays Jan 7 - March 4 7:30 - 8:30pm
No class on 2/18.
Class Voice
Enjoy the natural, relaxed singing in class atmo-
sphere. Learn the basics of tone production,
breathing, and pitch control. Supportive environ-

ment encourages “closet singers” and shy singers
to find and use the gift of their true voice. Text will
be e-mailed to you prior to the first class. Fee: $129
Item W9481 C. Long MAIN, E129
8 Wednesdays Jan 8 - Mar 5 6:30 - 8:00pm
No class on 2/19.
Flute: Beginning New!
Follow the lure of the silvery flute. Caress it in your
hands, touch it to your cheek, put it to your lips,
and make some music! Give in to the seduction!
Breath control and standards of good technique as
well as the most basic music theory will be your
focus and soon you will play simple pieces. Search
the yellow pages for the closest music store near
you to purchase or rent a flute. Required: Bring
your flute to the first class! Fee: $119
Item W9557 M. Krueger MAIN, E102
8 Mondays Jan 6 - Mar 10 6:30 - 7:30pm
No class on 1/20 and 2/17.
Guitar: Level 1
Have you always wanted to strum the guitar for
enjoyment? This class will focus on learning the
guitar layout of string numbers, open string notes
and notes up to the fifth fret. We will learn how to
make chords and practice changing from chord to
chord, (short chord progressions), covering the
four primary chords in five basic keys! Purchase a
beginning guitar book of your choice before the
first class. This course prepares you for Guitar Level
2. Required: Bring a guitar! Fee: $119

Item W9475 G. McClellan MAIN, E102
8 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Mar 4 6:00 - 7:00pm
No class on 2/18.
Item W9476 G. McClellan MAIN, E102
8 Thursdays Jan 9 - Mar 6 7:00 - 8:00pm
No class on 2/20.
Guitar: Level 2
Has it been a while since you picked up your gui-
tar? Feeling a bit “rusty”? This class is a perfect way
to brush up on your guitar playing skills. We’ll drill
on changing chords while keeping a strum pattern
going, reinforce any music theory you may be
fuzzy on, and learn easy songs limited to 2-3
chords only. This class prepares you for Guitar:
Level 3. Guitar required. Fee: $119
Item W9477 G. McClellan MAIN, E102
8 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Mar 4 7:00 - 8:00pm
No class on 2/18.
Item W9478 G. McClellan MAIN, E102
8 Thursdays Jan 9 - Mar 6 6:00 - 7:00pm
No class on 2/20.
Guitar: Level 3 New!
You know basic chords and strum patterns. Now
what do you do? Learn a song each week in a dif-
ferent guitar style: Rock, Blues, Folk, and Pop! We
will cover advanced strum patterns, basic
fingerpicking in 4/4 and 3/4, power chords, using
a capo. Purchase an intermediate guitar book of
your choice before the first class. Understanding
basic music notation and knowledge of primary

chords in five keys required, however, instructor
will audition students who do not meet this re-
quirement. Fee: $119
Item W9542 G. McClellan MAIN, E102
8 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Mar 4 8:00 - 9:00pm
No class on 2/18.
Strings - Violin/Viola: Beginning
Have a desire to learn the violin or viola? Come and
learn how to produce a sound by plucking and by
using the bow. Learn how to read music, rhythm,
understand simple musical terms, and be able to
perform simple songs. A brief group recital will be
performed on the last night of class. Bring your
own instrument and music stand or rent from your
local music store. Fee: $109
Item W9479 R. Enders MAIN, E102
10 Wednesdays Jan 8 - Mar 19 6:00 - 7:30pm
No class on 2/19.
Strings - Violin/Viola: Continuing
This class is a continuation of Strings - Beginning
Violin/Viola. For students with some knowledge of
a string instrument. A brief group recital will be
performed on the last night of class. Bring your
own instrument and music stand or rent from your
local music store. Fee: $109
Item W9483 R. Enders MAIN, E102
10 Wednesdays Jan 8 - Mar 19 7:30 - 9:00pm
No class on 2/19.
String Orchestra
Ever wanted to make music with other people? If

you play (or used to play) a stringed instrument
and you can read simple music, this is your chance!
Please join us for a fun, easygoing class on en-
semble playing. Bring your own instrument and
music stand; music will be provided. Fee: $109
Item W9537 R. Enders MAIN, E224
10 Saturdays Jan 11 - Mar 22 10:30am - noon
No class on 1/18.
RADIO, FILM, & TV
See also Drama. See our web site for additional
offerings.
Basic Broadcasting
If you love music and hate commercials - public
radio is for you. Learn the basics of public radio
broadcasting at BCC’s own radio station KBCS.
Course covers basic broadcasting tools - how to use
“the board,” cue up records and CDs, and an-
nounce music smoothly. Learn at a real public ra-
dio station - 24 hour jazz, folk, world, and blues.
You’ll also learn the FCC’s regulations for public
broadcasting. After the course you may apply for a
volunteer shift at KBCS. Tuition includes lab fees.
Fee: $139
Item W9480 H. Jin FAC, 101
6 Tuesdays Jan 7 - Feb 11 7:00 - 9:00pm
Hollywood Film Institute:
A Crash Course for Writers,
Producers, and Directors New!
This acclaimed course launched the careers of
Quentin Tarantino, Spike Lee, Guy Ritchie and 20

Sundance entrants, including “In the Company of
Men” and “The Blair Witch Project.” In just one
weekend, you’ll learn how to “Make Your Film”
(Produce, Direct, and Shoot) and “Sell Your Movie”
(Finance, Distribute, and Sell) in a simple
demystifying step-by-step process. The end result is
that you, a first-timer, will know how to make any
feature film with budgets from $5,000 to $50,000.
Subjects covered are Producing, Writing, Talent,
Guild & Unions, Financing, Dealmaking, Directing,
Cameras, Shooting, Editing, Marketing, Festivals,
Distributing, and Negotiating. See the website for
more information. One ticket to the SecondStory
Theater in the Redmond Town Center is included in
your tuition. Details in class. Fee: $299
Item W9553 Dove S-S Simmens
2 sessions SaSu Feb 15 - Feb 16 9:00am - 6:00pm
Seattle location available upon registration.