Course Modules

Throughout this module, you will explore the key trends and critical concepts relating to the contemporary screen actor. You will examine the work of acting practitioners, influencers and content makers, and gain a firm foundation of the theory of practice […]

In this independent module, you have the opportunity to pursue your own enthusiasms and specialisms.  This will usually take the form of a significant piece of work that is either a critical reflective analysis piece, or a substantial written research

In this independent, module, you will pursue your own enthusiasms and specialisms.  This will usually take the form of a significant piece of work that is either a critical reflective analysis piece, or a substantial written research project.

Taken by all MA students within the department, this module prepares you for the critical, self-reflective and analytical aspects of practice-based study at Master’s level, and lays the groundwork for further potential study at Doctoral level.

This module prepares you for the critical, self-reflective and analytical aspects of practice-based study at Master’s level, and lays the groundwork for further potential study at Doctoral level. Emphasis is given to the enhancement of your proficiency in researching and

This module offers you ‘interior’ studio based performance practice. These sessions explore camera practice, performance analysis and text work. the aim is to prepare you for an immersive film shoot experiences and also their final independent dissertation projects later in

This module builds on the previous module and is an opportunity to reflect on the specialist practice that exists within your own discipline. You will examine individual elements of performance as well as more innovative performance techniques, which must be

In this module, you will explore a range of community and professional performance contexts and the varied strategies that these demand of the player, singer or conductor, using the module criteria to evaluate observed approaches to programming and repertoire. Case

You will select an area of your own repertoire to research theoretically and in terms of its broader context, presenting results either in written form or as a linked sequence of performance recordings.

This module builds on the previous module and is an opportunity to reflect on the specialist practice that exists within your own discipline. You will examine individual elements of performance as well as more innovative performance techniques, which must be