Advanced Acting Fundamentals

ByRADA

Acting

Advanced

An advanced, in-person acting course covering technique, camera acting, voice, movement, singing, dance, text analysis and rehearsal practice.

About this course

Participants explore a broad range of actor-training subjects, including acting for camera, vocal and movement work, singing and dancing for actors, text analysis and rehearsal practice. The course focuses on developing a more thorough approach to preparation and rehearsal, while extending practical experience across different areas of acting. It is structured for learners progressing towards more advanced training and may be relevant to those considering drama school or further work in acting.

What you'll learn

  • Apply acting techniques in performance work
  • Use vocal and movement techniques in acting
  • Analyse text for rehearsal and performance
  • Practise acting for camera
  • Incorporate singing and dance into actor training
  • Develop structured approaches to rehearsal and preparation

Is this course right for you?

The course is intended for advanced learners building on established acting experience. Applicants must have either three professional acting credits, at least one year of acting training, or completion of RADA’s Acting Fundamentals course. Selection is by application, and participants must be over 18 with fluent, confident English.

  • Requires selection by application
  • Designed for learners progressing beyond fundamental acting training
  • Applicants need professional credits, prior acting training or completion of Acting Fundamentals
  • Participants must be over 18

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At a glance

  • Previous experience required
  • Script work
  • Voice work
  • Movement work
  • Audition required

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