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Performing Arts BTEC Extended Diploma - Barnstaple
Apply for this courseCourse code: FTB110
The Programme
This is course is equivalent to three and a half A Levels for UCAS, all assessed by coursework.
The Programme Content
The course is split into 18 units or modules. The modules all relate to Performing Arts, but some are aspects may be new to you. You may study movement, rehearsal and performance, physical theatre, contemporary and classical theatre, musical theatre, stage management, performing arts business, devising drama, make-up, performing with masks, contemporary dance, and choreography as optional units. The main aim of the programme is to cover theatre productions which have a drama, dance or musical theatre flavour. Students rehearse and perform in, crew, and organise these productions. You will paint and construct sets and props and in some cases light and provide sound and music for the shows while being advised and supported by staff.
Entry Requirements
Five GCSEs at grade C or above (preferably including English) and evidence of previous performance. You will be auditioned as well as interviewed.
Costs
There will be a studio fee of £30 per term (£90 per year) to cover the cost of essentials such as costumes, sets, lights, theatres, etc. You will probably want to invest in make-up to support your own performance needs. There may also be additional costs which will be advised*.
Venue
Barnstaple Campus
Progression
In the past, students have progressed to higher education at establishments such as E15, Central School of Speech and Drama, LIPA, Rose Bruford, Oxford Stage School and Bath Spa University to study acting, dance, musical theatre, dance and production. We offer foundation degrees at Petroc so you can continue performing to a higher level without the stress and financial hassle of leaving home. Some students in the past have gone straight into the profession (local and national performances, as a theatre technician, etc). Several have acted in television (Casualty, Teachers and Soldier Soldier) while studying at the College.
Length of Study
Two years.
Academic Year
This course starts in the 2012 / 2013 academic year.
Further Information
I found it a little scary coming back to college; I shouldn't have worried though because I made friends really easily and the lecturers were amazing and really helpful.
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