36 monthsProgramme duration
19,950 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Performing Arts
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The theatre, screen and media industries are constantly changing, but consistently demanding. On BA (Hons) Acting, you'll be provided with contemporary, professional actor training, allowing you to collaborate and deepen your skills, knowledge and experience.
Our course integrates a range of disciplines, covering the principles of contemporary acting techniques; you'll work in practical, tutor-led classes in movement, vocal studies, improvisations, acting and contextual classes. The course is also distinct in that it advances from the foundations of the physical acting (stage and screen fighting methods and choreography) to incorporate these methods through innovative technology used for camera, such as motion capture.
As BA (Hons) Acting students, you'll broaden your vocabulary of acting for stage in front of live audience, learning the most current devising methods, and generating your own creative work.
You'll be placed in collaborative settings, learning at points throughout the degree alongside your peers on BA (Hons) Acting for Screen, and working on productions with students from other AUB courses such as BA (Hons) Film Production, BA (Hons) Costume, and BA (Hons) Make-up, Hair and Prosthetics.
Three reasons to study BA (Hons) Acting at AUB:
- You'll study the craft of being an actor and develop the skills required, while also having the opportunity to create your own work – the work that you want to see in the world.
- You'll be a part of Bournemouth Film School and receive training in performance for recorded media such as film, radio and self-taping.
- You'll have the opportunity to collaborate with other courses (such as BA (Hons) Film Production, Costume, and Make-up, Hair and Prosthetics) throughout your time on the course. This will enable you to develop a diverse portfolio of work and a large network of creative artists.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Performing Arts
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The theatre, screen and media industries are constantly changing, but consistently demanding. On BA (Hons) Acting, you'll be provided with contemporary, professional actor training, allowing you to collaborate and deepen your skills, knowledge and experience.
Our course integrates a range of disciplines, covering the principles of contemporary acting techniques; you'll work in practical, tutor-led classes in movement, vocal studies, improvisations, acting and contextual classes. The course is also distinct in that it advances from the foundations of the physical acting (stage and screen fighting methods and choreography) to incorporate these methods through innovative technology used for camera, such as motion capture.
As BA (Hons) Acting students, you'll broaden your vocabulary of acting for stage in front of live audience, learning the most current devising methods, and generating your own creative work.
You'll be placed in collaborative settings, learning at points throughout the degree alongside your peers on BA (Hons) Acting for Screen, and working on productions with students from other AUB courses such as BA (Hons) Film Production, BA (Hons) Costume, and BA (Hons) Make-up, Hair and Prosthetics.
Three reasons to study BA (Hons) Acting at AUB:
- You'll study the craft of being an actor and develop the skills required, while also having the opportunity to create your own work – the work that you want to see in the world.
- You'll be a part of Bournemouth Film School and receive training in performance for recorded media such as film, radio and self-taping.
- You'll have the opportunity to collaborate with other courses (such as BA (Hons) Film Production, Costume, and Make-up, Hair and Prosthetics) throughout your time on the course. This will enable you to develop a diverse portfolio of work and a large network of creative artists.
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