| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-04-01 | - |
Program Overview
The Acting Conservatory program is a comprehensive 36-week course that provides advanced training in theatre performance. Students develop their skills through a variety of courses, including classic theatre, auditioning, improvisation, and voice and movement. The program culminates in multiple live stage performances and showcases for agents and casting directors.
Program Outline
Outline:
The Acting Conservatory program is a 36-week course that provides students with training and performance in a theatre format in front of audiences of all sizes. It is designed to expand the actor’s toolbox at an advanced level, giving the actor a necessary foundation for booking and performing challenging lead and supporting roles. Students will additionally be showcased for agents and casting directions with multiple live stage performances. The program is comprised of 870 hours of course work and is divided into three terms:
Term 1:
- ACT-200 Intro to Classic Theatre (3 Credits)
- ACT-210 Advanced Audition for Camera (3 Credits)
- ACT-220 Fundamentals - Improv, Story & Theory (3 Credits)
- ACT-230 Voice & Movement with Clown (3 Credits)
- ACT-250 Discovering the Actor's Process (3 Credits)
Term 2:
- ACT-201 Intro to Hagen & Asler (3 Credits)
- ACT-202 Intro to Effective Rehearsal (3 Credits)
- ACT-231 Advanced Voice & Movement (3 Credits)
- ACT-251 Exploring the Actor's Process (3 Credits)
Term 3:
- ACT-203 Technique in Practice (3 Credits)
- ACT-204 Rehearsal in Practice (3 Credits)
- ACT-223 Performance in Practice (3 Credits)
