COURSE CURRICULUM

This three-year acting program is designed to develop versatile performers with strong practical skills and a deep understanding of the entertainment industry. In the first year, students focus on foundational acting skills for stage and screen, exploring performance techniques, body movement, camera work, and text interpretation, while gaining an understanding of industry practices and entrepreneurship. Alongside these core subjects, students select two modules from London Perspectives, Global Perspectives, or language studies, which include options ranging from beginner to advanced levels in various languages, business English, and specialized professional communication courses. The second year builds on these foundations, emphasizing acting for stage and screen, lens work, stagecraft, and performance refinement. Students also engage in industry-focused modules such as the Entrepreneurial Challenge, Placement, or Industry Challenge, and have the option to study abroad for international experience. Additional learning is enhanced through special electives or language courses, allowing for tailored skill development. In the final year, students undertake advanced acting projects, including film projects, classical text studies, and two major performance projects that integrate their practical and creative training. Electives and language studies continue to complement core learning, offering opportunities for specialization and broader cultural understanding. By graduation, students emerge as well-rounded, skilled, and adaptable performers ready for diverse careers in film, theater, and media industries.