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Acting at Collective Acting Studio - UCAS

Course summary

At Collective we champion groups who have traditionally been underrepresented within the Performing Arts – specifically in terms of ethnicity, disability and class. This degree course is a full-time industry-focused actor-training. A key focus of the programme is screen acting – with 50% of the curriculum devoted to this area of the industry.There will also be an emphasis on fostering the skills needed to create your own work – such as screenwriting, editing and producing. This three-year degree course offers a full-time professional actor-training – allowing you to develop the skills needed for a sustainable career as an actor for stage and screen. YEAR 1 In the first year, you will develop your fundamental acting technique. Projects and subjects you will explore include: Acting for Camera Scene Studies of Plays by Global Writers Practitioner Lab: Stanislavsky, Meisner, Laban and Katie Mitchell Voice Movement Accent/Dialect Character Transformation Filming a Web Series Creating your Own Work YEAR 2 During the second year you will undertake industry-focused projects.Projects and subjects you will investigate include: Scene Study: American Film and Television American Accents Self-Tapes Voice for Animation and Audiobooks Radio Acting in different Film Genres Audio Dialogue Replacement (ADR) Screenwriting Shakespeare Devising, Puppetry and Physical Theatre Motion Capture Producing a Short Film YEAR 3 The final year will focus on preparation for the industry. Projects you will undertake include: Research and Development for New Writing Feature-Film Project Public Production of Two Full-Length Plays Voicereels Showreels Audition Technique Industry Showcase

Modules

You will study the following modules on this course: Year 1: Realism for Stage and Screen Developing Your Own Instrument: Voice, Speech and Movement The Digital Creator Year 2: American Screen Project The Independent Filmmaker The Actor and the Audience Genre in Film and Recording The Creative Ensemble Shakespeare Reimagined Year 3: The New Writing and Film Festival Entering the Industry Public Productions Season During these modules, you will study the following subjects: Acting for Camera, Scene Studies of Plays by Global Writers, Practitioner Lab: Stanislavsky, Meisner, Laban and Katie Mitchell, Voice, Movement, Accent/Dialect, Character Transformation, Filming a Web Series, Creating your Own Work, Scene Study: American Film and Television, American Accents, Self-Tapes, Voice for Animation and Audiobooks, Radio, Acting in different Film Genres, Audio Dialogue Replacement (ADR), Screenwriting, Shakespeare, Devising, Puppetry and Physical Theatre, Motion Capture, Producing a Short Film, Research and Development for New Writing, Feature-Film Project, Public Production of Two Full-Length Plays, Voicereels, Showreels, Audition Technique and an Industry Showcase.

Assessment method

This is a practical course that focuses on assessing the kinds of skills that will help you in your career as an actor. These include: • Oral Assessments (Viva Voces) • Solo, Paired and Group Performances • Filmed Performances (Web Series, Short Film, Feature Film) • Critical Reflections • Live and Filmed Presentations • Portfolio Submissions • Mock Auditions and Self-Tapes • Personal Development Plans


How to apply

Application codes

Course code:
ACT1
Institution code:
C52
Campus name:
Collective Acting Studio
Campus code:
A

Points of entry

The following entry points are available for this course:

  • Year 1

Entry requirements

Qualification requirements

Acceptance into the BA Acting is by audition.We audition everyone who applies. The audition process has two rounds. For the first round you will be asked to submit a self-tape. Auditions are free and all applicants are invited to participate in the first round. If you are recalled, the second and final round, will take place over Zoom.The Zoom recall will give you an opportunity to work 121 with one of our tutors – to see if Collective might be right for you – and to ask any questions you have about the course. Only candidates who are pass both stages of the audition, and who are therefore able to demonstrate the required proficiency as an actor, will be considered for a place. In exceptional circumstances, if a candidate passes the audition process, but does not meet the minimum academic requirements, they may still be offered a place if their audition is deemed outstanding.

Please click the following link to find out more about qualification requirements for this course

https://collectiveactingstudio.co.uk/how-to-apply/

Additional entry requirements

Interview


Student Outcomes

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Fees and funding

Tuition fees

England £9000 Year 1
Northern Ireland £9000 Year 1
Scotland £9000 Year 1
Wales £9000 Year 1

Tuition fee status depends on a number of criteria and varies according to where in the UK you will study. For further guidance on the criteria for home or overseas tuition fees, please refer to the UKCISA website .

Additional fee information

No additional fees or cost information has been supplied for this course, please contact the provider directly.
Acting at Collective Acting Studio - UCAS