Acting

University of Chichester
UK
Provided by: ucas

Progression Summary

**Perfect your acting skills in a creative and caring community** Our practical and performance-based BA (Hons) Acting course helps turn natural talent into a career and make dreams of performing on stage or screen a reality. **Explore a range of key performance topics, including:** - Acting technique - Acting for camera - Showreel and agent showcase - Scene study - Vocal skills and singing - Movement and physicality - Stage combat - Playwrighting - Solo performance - Classical theatre **Produce your own work** You will work to produce and perform in original work, and develop high-quality professional contacts that prepare you for a demanding, diverse and flexible career in the professional theatre industry. **Demonstrate your talents to agents and casting directors** Our annual Acting Showcase events allow our final year students to display their abilities to industry professionals and help them find agents. **Creative and collaborative community** You will become a member of a shared creative community where cultural identity, experimentation and research are central to making live and recorded theatre. You will be able to take part in casting opportunities, auditions and talks with industry professionals. This course runs in parallel to BA (Hons) Acting for Contemporary Theatre, so you will work with and perform with other students throughout your degree. **Spotlight accredited** Our partnership with Spotlight offers you discounted graduate membership to largest casting resource in the United Kingdom, inclusion in a dedicated ‘graduate’ section of their website, access to their dedicated one-to-one career advice sessions and much more. **On this course you will:** - Develop your acting skills. - Perform and produce original work throughout your studies. - Be directed by a professional director. - Access placement opportunities including roles at the Chichester Festival Theatre, Edinburgh Festival and more. - Produce a showreel and perform in an industry showcase. - Learn from and network with industry professionals.

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Start Date

2025-09-22
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Tuition fee

144588.78 .SAR

A level
BBB - BCC

UCAS Tariff
104 - 120 points

Access to HE Diploma
M: 12 credits

International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme
28 points

Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma (first teaching from September 2016)
DDM

The audition has 4 parts: 1. Movement class: Please come in clothes suitable for a movement session. 2. Speeches: We ask you learn two short contrasting speeches. These should be no longer than one minute each. One should be a classical speech, the other from a published modern play. 3. Interview: Please research a local OR national OR international cultural event e.g. a story from your local newspaper, an event like the London 2012 Olympics or the Brexit referendum. Be prepared to discuss: a) why this event is significant to you b) your ideas for directing an imaginary new play based on this event. Think about where you might perform the play, what it might look like and who the ‘characters’ might be. 4. Workshop: You will take part in a workshop with other candidates and current students exploring approaches to devising and performing.

Full-time

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