This course focuses on the design and manufacture of props for film, TV, theatre, display and entertainment industries.
COURSE OVERVIEW
This course develops your skills in a diverse range of skills required for the musical theatre industry. You will take workshops in vocal technique and a variety of dance styles, as well as focusing on a broad range of acting skills.Public performances take place in our main house theatre, working alongside production students and simulating industry practice and standards, to prepare you for a successful career or for further study at university-level.Industry-based projects and work experience opportunities are part of each course curriculum, enabling you to further develop the skills to progress to a career in this creative industry with the energy and confidence to thrive.This Level 3 Diploma leads directly onto the second year, the Extended Diploma, where you will further develop your creative understanding and specialist skills, and gain the experience needed to progress to university or seek employment.
Industry-standard rehearsal facilities
Expert tutors with professional industry experience
Perform in a professional theatre on campus
Learn in a creative environment at a dedicated arts campus
FURTHER INFORMATION
At least four GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including English and maths. You will be asked to perform an audition at the interview.If you do not have the above grades, you can start on one of the MET’s Level 2.
Further study:
Following completion of the Diploma (year 1) you can progress to the Extended Diploma (year 2).
On successful completion of the Extended Diploma, you could progress to a university-level course.
Related degrees at Northbrook College include Musical Theatre, Dance and Acting.
Future careers:
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Musical theatre performer
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Actor/singer/dancer
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Voice over artist
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TV presenter
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Choreographer
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Teacher/voice coach
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Director
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Session singer
You will be assessed throughout your course via practical activity observations, academic coursework and industry placements. Assessments are based around ‘real-life’ projects and industry or workplace scenarios including work experience. Your final grade will be awarded as pass, merit or distinction.