Acting: Introduction

Class format and activities

This course takes place in centre, in our Johnny Harris Studio Theatre space. The tutor may provide additional material such as video recaps and/or practical tasks via any of the online platforms supported by the College (Moodle, MS stream, GoogleClassroom).

Learning Outcomes

• 01: Have developed trust during group work, through drama games and exercises
• 02: Continue to build your confidence when acting in front of others
• 03: Continue to build your knowledge of the communication skills required in the craft of acting
• 04: Regularly apply movement and vocal skills as part of your craft
• 05: Use improvisation from a given scenario using spontaneous and planned verbal and non-verbal interaction
• 06: Use role-effectively to develop scenes and elements of characterisation with others

Course entry requirements

This is a practical course so you will need to have a willingness to participate in the range of planned class activities

What you need to know before you enrol

You will have movement and other physical exercises as part of the programme Excellent attendance and punctuality will be required from all students. This course will include some completion of activities outside of class time, e.g. preparation of favourite exercises to share with fellow students.

What to bring to class

Comfortable clothes allowing freedom of movement Soft-soled shoes Pen and notebook

What you can do next

Acting: Intermediate. In addition, Morley College’s Drama Department provides an exciting and diverse range of term-time and short course in Acting, Directing and Public Speaking. Please speak to your tutor, pick up a prospectus, look at our website or call the Theatre & Performance Dept for more information.