DRAP7020B Production 4 (4.5/9 units)

Mr Richard Back

Students are required to enrol in both Part 1 and Part 2 to complete the 9-unit topic
Enrolment in all DRAP topics by audition only. No waivers accepted

2016

4.5

6 x 1-week practicals per semester

1 Admission into GDPCADR-Graduate Diploma in Creative Arts (Drama)
1a Admission into MCADR-Master of Creative Arts (Drama)
Must Satisfy: ((1 or 1a))

This topic builds on third year level Production topics, and continues to provide Drama Centre students with further experience in theatre, television and film production.

Note: Contact hours will vary depending on rehearsal and performance schedules. Please contact topic coordinator for timetable details.

This topic aims to:

develop an understanding of professional rehearsal techniques and practices as used in the theatre, television, and film industries
apply the performance techniques learnt in the first year Drama Centre acting and directing course to a production context
give students the experience of working in front of a live audience in a variety of different performance venues

On completion of this topic acting students will be able to:

effectively use professional rehearsal techniques and practice to develop a performance at a professional level
work as part of an ensemble at a professional level
enunciate, discuss and evaluate ideas in a group situation at a professional level
apply acting methodology, voice and movement techniques to the requirements of a live or electronic performance at a professional level
convey ideas, character, situation, emotion, relationship and story to an audience or the camera as directed at a professional level

Directing students will be able to:

effectively use professional rehearsal techniques and practice to develop a live or electronic performance at a professional level
create an ensemble at a professional level
enunciate, discuss and evaluate ideas in a group situation at a professional level
apply directing, dramaturgy and design methodology to create a live or electronic performance at a professional level
direct actors to convey ideas, character, situation, emotion, relationship and story to the camera or an audience at a professional level

Key dates and timetable

Timetable details for 2016 are no longer published.

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