Acting for Stage and Screen with Liberal Arts and Media Foundation
BA · Regent's University London Limited · 4 years
About this course
Acting for stage and screen is a craft that requires the actor to draw on psychology, physical awareness, imagination, and discipline, bringing characters to life in ways that are truthful, present, and responsive to the specific demands of live theatre or the camera. It is a discipline that develops deep self-awareness alongside technical skills in voice, movement, text analysis, and improvisation, and one that trains the actor to work collaboratively within ensembles and production teams. The addition of a liberal arts and media foundation broadens this training significantly, situating performance within wider cultural, theoretical, and media contexts. At Regent's University London, this four-year full-time programme combines actor training with a foundation in liberal arts and media, and includes a year abroad. The liberal arts and media strand introduces you to philosophy, cultural
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