Acting Foundation Degree

Course

In Leicester

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Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Location

    Leicester

The foundation degree in acting, awarded by De Montfort University, is designed to mirror some of the experience that takes place at a conservatoire, with its concentration on professional training and focus on the core skills of acting, voice and movement. Due to the intensive nature of the course, we take a small […]

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Location

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Leicester (Leicestershire)
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Painter Street, LE1 3WA

Start date

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About this course

Standard entry to this course requires a minimum of 48 UCAS points from a recognised level 3 qualification in a related subject (i.e. two A2s at grade D, extended diploma PPP, or an Access to HE). You are expected to hold GCSE English and maths at grade 4/C or equivalent. We welcome applicants who do not match standard entry requirements but who can demonstrate ability to study this subject at university level and who can evidence relevant experience.

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Subjects

  • Industry
  • Project
  • Theatre
  • Acting
  • Voice

Course programme

Year 1

The practical components are realised through performance projects throughout the course. The first year involves: project one – the creative group (devised); project two – character alone (scriptwriting and performance); project three – classical theatre.

Year one modules include academic practice; contextual studies; an introduction to acting processes; movement for actors; voice for actors; the actor; and camera and radio.

Year 2

You will work on project four, contemporary theatre. This involves movement, voice, film and radio, musical theatre, clowning, and a major production.

Year two modules include a collaborative project; applied acting; applied movement; applied voice; research into industry; and experimental performance practice.

We enjoy extensive professional links with the industry including Curve Theatre, Leicester and The Royal Court Theatre, London. Students are now working in the industry as freelance artists, teachers, performers and directors.

Additional information

The work is assessed in a variety of ways. Practical assessments take the form of studio/theatre-based performance. In addition to practical work, students are assessed via presentations and written coursework (e.g. portfolios, essays). The final grade on your DMU certificate at the end of this course follows the standard University Foundation Degree classification system of Distinction, Merit and Pass.

Acting Foundation Degree

Price on request