Year
2021
Units
4.5
Contact
2 x 2-hour workshops weekly
4 x 3-hour practicals weekly
Prerequisites
^ = may be enrolled concurrently
^ DRAP7010A - Performance Techniques 4 (Part 1)
Course context

This topic is taught and assessed as a continuum.

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

Topic description

This topic develops range and skills as performers with a focus on preparing material for auditioning in the industry, for presenting self in a range of ways and forms to the industry.

Educational aims

This topic aims to:

  • Refine the skills necessary for the students' eventual employment as actors and directors in the theatre, television, and film industries
  • Encourage all students to work as both interpretive and conceptual artists
  • Provide the survival skills necessary for work in a highly competitive industry
  • Further develop the conceptual understanding required by directors and actors working within live performance, television, and film
Expected learning outcomes
On completion of this topic you will be expected to be able to:

  1. Developed the conceptual and interpretive skills necessary for producing and promoting original work
  2. Apply your performance skills to a variety of employment contexts
  3. Understand employment structures in the television, film, and theatre industries
  4. Understand funding processes and grant bodies relevant to the performing arts