- Units 1-4: An introduction to the skills necessary to explore their creative development.
- Units 5-7: Requires the student to apply their skills, knowledge and understanding in a series of production and performance assessments.
- Unit 8: Students will undertake a production and/or performance role in a performance. An examiner will watch the performance work.
What are lessons like in this subject?
Lessons in UAL consist of a blended learning approach. Studying a range of practitioners and their key methodologies will enable you to apply your learning to a wide range of practical work. This course has an industry focus, which means we teach you everything you need to succeed in this competitive industry and progress onto higher education, if you wish to. As a UAL student, you will develop all areas of performance skills, including singing, dancing, physical theatre and stage management. We also contract professional companies to deliver other workshops such as puppetry, circus skills and arrange trips to see live theatre. By the end of your course, you will have the necessary skills to plan, market, light and stage your own performance.
Find out more about our Performing Arts courses at - ncbradford.ac.uk/performing-arts
What will I study?
What our
students
I didn't take GCSE Drama in high-school, and being new to acting was a little daunting for me. But i found the performing arts staff super welcoming and friendly, over the 2 years the environment is so supportive no matter what it's about.
Briar Farr - Lightcliffe Academy
Performing and Production Arts (Acting)
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