Creative arts · AQF Level 6
Advanced Diploma of Acting for Contemporary Screen Media
11463NAT
Course overview
Advanced Diploma of Acting for Contemporary Screen Media (11463NAT) is an AQF level 6 course in Creative arts. This page lists who teaches it. You can compare the fee, the place, how you study, and how to get in.
It usually takes 1 year 11 months 27 days.
One provider lists this course in NSW.
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About this qualification
This course provides learners with the highly specialised skills and knowledge required to perform professionally within contemporary stage, screen and media industries. The course integrates acting performance, vocal and physical development, technical production literacy, script analysis, casting and screen test processes, short film production Professional career preparation to support sustained employment outcomes in current and emerging screen sectors.
Through the integrated delivery of the units of competency, learners progressively develop advanced capability in acting for camera, live performance, voice-based media, showreel and demo production The application of specialised performance techniques across a range of genres, styles and technologies. The course also develops the technical, collaborative and self-management skills required to work effectively within contemporary production environments, including rehearsal studios, recording facilities, location shoots and post-production contexts.
The inclusion of competencies in short film creation, acting portfolio development, and career self-management ensures learners are equipped for both performer roles and self-generated professional practice pathways. The course reflects current industry expectations for adaptable, camera-ready graduates who can respond to professional direction, maintain industry-standard work practices, and engage confidently with evolving screen technologies.
This course supersedes and is equivalent to 10923NAT Advanced Diploma of Acting for Contemporary Screen Media.
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