Bachelor of Creative Arts (Acting) - Course Structure

Trimester One & Two:

• ACT201 - The Acting Foundation

• ACT202 - Introduction to Voice and Movement

• ACT203 - The Creative Impulse

• ACT204 - Introduction to Professional Practice

• ACT211 - Small Theatre Company Production

• ACT212 - Voice and Movement in Performance

• ACT213 - Actor as Filmmaker

• ACT214 - Acting Process and Analysis

Trimester Three & Four:

• ACT301 - New Media and Performance

• ACT302 - Heightened Voice and Movement

• ACT303 - Devised Theatre

• ACT304 - Critical Analysis and Reflection

• ACT311 - Heightened Language Production

• ACT312 - Actor as Creator

• ACT313 - Australian Performance History & Culture

Trimester Five & Six:

• ACT401 - Screen Performance for Showreel

• ACT402 - The Working Actor

• ACT403 - Advanced Acting Technique

• ACT404 - Theatre and Performance Styles

• ACT411 - Industry Theatre Production

• ACT412 - The Entrepreneurial Actor

• ACT413 - Career Sustainability

Admission Requirements

Academic Entry Requirements
Applicants must provide evidence of successful completion of a senior secondary school certificate or equivalent qualification.

Minimum Age Requirement
Applicants must be at least 18 years of age at the commencement of their studies.

English Language Proficiency
International applicants must demonstrate English language proficiency through one of the following accepted methods:

• IELTS: Minimum overall score of 6.0, with no individual band score below 5.5

• TOEFL iBT: Equivalent to IELTS requirement

• PTE Academic: Equivalent to IELTS requirement

• Cambridge English: Equivalent to IELTS requirement

Proof of English proficiency is mandatory for non-native English speakers.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Bachelor of Creative Arts (Acting) program can pursue a variety of dynamic and rewarding career paths within the performing arts and entertainment industries. Potential career opportunities include:

• Actor: Perform in theatre, film, television, and online media productions, portraying a diverse range of characters across genres.

• Voice-Over Artist: Lend your voice to animated films, TV shows, video games, audiobooks, commercials, and corporate media.

• Motion-Capture Artist: Collaborate on digital and animated productions, using body and facial movement tracking to bring virtual characters to life.

• Music Theatre Performer: Combine acting, singing, and dancing skills to perform in musicals and live stage productions both locally and internationally.

This qualification equips graduates with the creative, technical, and entrepreneurial skills required to thrive in an evolving global arts landscape.