Acting BA(Hons)
Bachelor's degree
In Falmouth
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Falmouth
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Duration
3 Years
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Start date
Different dates available
With an emphasis on self-reflection and the skills needed to succeed as a 21st century actor in a fast-moving industry, our practicing staff will help you develop your individual talents and support you in creating your own work.
You will:
Have access to green screen and motion capture facilities as well as collaborative opportunities with our School of Film & Television and Games Academy.
Attend performances and workshops led by world-class artists such as the Michael Grandage Company, WildWorks, Prodigal and Gecko Theatre.
Enhance your employability as we prepare you for a professional career in the acting industry.
Benefit from AMATA’s year-round performance programme which attracts top artists and performers from all over the world.
Showcase your work at the AMATA Festival at the end of your third year.
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About this course
Focusing on industry practice, traditions and modern approaches, you’ll explore voice and language, physical expression, and imaginative and real interactions with space. You’ll also study affective, collaborative and ensemble approaches to creative acting and performing.
Our graduates have gone on to work in film, digital media, national theatre companies, advertising, radio, and performance companies of all sizes.
104 - 120 UCAS points, primarily from Level 3 qualifications like A-levels, a BTEC Extended Diploma or a Foundation Diploma.
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Subjects
- Acting
- Theatre
- Production
- Storytelling
- Creation skills
- Instrument
- Acting & Character
- Contemporary Performance
- Theatre Studies
- Theatre Directing
- Theatre Management
- Theatre Set Design
Course programme
Year one
You’ll study physical, vocal and textual skills and techniques, develop character creation skills and storytelling, and learn acting and performance theories and practices. By developing performance skills and techniques, you’ll get ready for studio-based and context-based acting rehearsals and technical instruction.
Modules
- The Actor’s Instrument
- Performance, Culture & Contexts
- Acting & Story
- The Expressive Actor
- Contemporary Performance Practices & Concepts
- Acting & Character
You'll improve your physical and vocal skills with acting training, and develop your conceptual and critical skills in research and performance theories. On top of developing a group production, you’ll have the chance to learn skills for media like digital, radio and voiceover. You can then use TV and film scripts to move on to more advanced acting for camera techniques.
Modules
- Performing in Recorded Media
- Acting & Contemporary Performance
- The Integrated Actor
- Acting & Classical Performance
- Screen Acting Skills
- Acting and the Audience: Production 1
With a full-scale screen acting project, you’ll produce high production value material for your showreel. You’ll turn research and core techniques into a solo performance project, and put on a full-scale public performance to be shown at the Academy of Music and Theatre Arts (AMATA) festival.
Using your practical and theoretical exploration and research, you’ll produce an essay about your acting and performance interests. You'll also grow your industry knowledge through masterclasses, guest speakers and practitioners.
Modules
- Screen Acting Project
- Show in a Bag: Solo Performance Project
- The Thinking Practitioner: Student-led Research
- Professional Preparation
- Acting and the Audience: Production 2
Additional information
Acting BA(Hons)