| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-04-01 | - |
Program Overview
The Comedy Conservatory program is a comprehensive 36-week course designed to equip students with advanced comedic acting techniques. Through practical exercises, including monologues, one-acts, and a full-length play, students gain experience performing before an audience and hone their comedic skills. The program aims to prepare students for real-world scenarios and enhance their overall acting abilities.
Program Outline
Outline:
The Comedy Conservatory program is a 36-week course that comprises 870 hours of coursework. The program aims to provide students with advanced acting methods and allow them to use them in various real-world scenarios. Through working on monologues, one-acts, and a full-length play, students will gain experience in front of an audience and enhance their comedic acting skills.
Vancouver Acting School
Overview:
Vancouver Acting School (VAS) is a prominent acting and screenwriting school in North America, specializing in Film, Television, and Voice-Over training. It prides itself on its collaborative arts community and its commitment to mentoring the next generation of creative industry professionals.
Services Offered:
VAS offers a range of programs and services, including:
Diploma Programs:
- Acting: Film, Television & Voice-Over Diploma
- Acting Conservatory Diploma
- Comedy Conservatory Diploma
- Writing for Film & Television Diploma
Part-Time Programs:
- Acting Fundamentals
- Audition
- Voice Over
- Screenwriting
- Scene Study
- Dialects & Accents
- Workshops
Student Services:
- Get Started
- How to Apply
- Housing & Transportation
- Academic Policies
- Health & Safety
- Methods of Payment and Financial Aid
- Frequently Asked Questions
- International Students
- Alumni Services
Student Life and Campus Experience:
Students at VAS benefit from:
Real-World Experience:
Classes take place in a working casting studio, providing familiarity with the industry and networking opportunities.Industry Professional Instructors:
All instructors are working professionals in their field, offering valuable insights and mentorship.Guest Speakers:
The program features guest speakers from various industry sectors, including agents, casting directors, and producers.Community:
VAS fosters a supportive and collaborative learning environment, encouraging students to learn from each other and grow together.Key Reasons to Study There:
Industry-Relevant Curriculum:
VAS provides a comprehensive curriculum that prepares students for the demands of the film and television industry.Experienced Instructors:
The school boasts a faculty of working professionals who are passionate about mentoring students and helping them succeed.Real-World Setting:
Classes are held in a professional casting studio, providing students with a realistic and immersive learning experience.Networking Opportunities:
The school offers numerous opportunities for students to connect with industry professionals and build their network.Academic Programs:
VAS offers a variety of diploma programs in acting and screenwriting, including:
Acting:
- Acting: Film, Television & Voice-Over Diploma
- Acting Conservatory Diploma
- Comedy Conservatory Diploma
Screenwriting:
- Part-Time Screenwriting
- Full-Time Screenwriting
Other:
- VAS also offers classes for kids and teens through Vancouver Young Actors School (VYAS).
- The school provides financial aid options to support students from all financial backgrounds.
- VAS is located in Vancouver, a major film and television production hub.
Entry Requirements:
Completion of the Vancouver Acting School Acting: Film, Television & Voice-Over program, or a similar full time program at a recognized post-secondary institution.
Language Proficiency Requirements:
Applicants with mature students status, and/or students whose first language is not English, are required to provide proof of English proficiency through one of the following tests: IELTS: minimum score required is overall 6.0 TOEFL: minimum score required is 68 for the internet-based exam, 190 for the computer-based exam, and 520 for the paper-based exam TOEIC: minimum score required is 700 Cambridge First Certificate in English (FCE): minimum level achieved B1
