In Acting Techniques and Methods 5, the competence from the two previous years must be summarized in increasingly comprehensive forms, and with an increased degree of self-management. The students will work methodically and experience the benefit of adapting the exercise to individual development. The teaching focuses on topics, issues and aesthetics that concern today's stage artists nationally and internationally, as well as the research-based performing arts field.

Part of the teaching is given by professional actors and guest teachers from other institutions in the UH sector nationally and internationally.

Depending on access to external educators, a course can be held in audiovisual media, such as dubbing. The course aims to introduce the student to work in soundstage with dubbing and after-synchronization of films, radio theater, radio advertising, voice-over, presentations and readings. The teaching consists of relevant techniques and conventions for speech, performance and language use in audio media.

Depending on the activity in other study programs, some of the teaching can be replaced by interdisciplinary collaborative projects. As a result, the student's learning will take place in a learning environment similar to the work practice the student will meet after graduation.

The course rounds off all other acting subjects in the program before the study is completed through the Bachelor's thesis. The course ends with a performance.

The teaching is given in whole class and groups.

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Acting Techniques and Methods 5

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