Inspire. Engage. Excel.

What you will learn

• Specialised knowledge of histories, forms, and traditions of writing for performance and entertainment as well as the cultural contexts of innovative practitioners and practices within performance and entertainment.
• Developed advanced self-management skills to include working in planned and improvisatory ways, as well as the ability to anticipate and accommodate change, ambiguity, creative risk-taking, uncertainty and unfamiliarity
• A detailed understanding of key performance/entertainment components within the discipline, to include: ideational sources, body, space, image, sound, text, movement, environment
• Advanced awareness of the relevant market and distribution demands of entertainment industries
• How to create effective structure within a scene, how to edit your scene, and think like a dramaturg/script editor; how to create effective character

Courses in this program