How the Training Works
Practical. Creative. Hands-on.
These courses are designed to connect the ideas and concepts explored in Drama, Film and Theatre Studies with practical creative experience. Students learn through a combination of discussion, demonstration, experimentation, collaboration and practical production.
Courses can be delivered as individual workshops, short programmes or longer-term training, and can be adapted to suit the needs, experience and interests of each school and student group. The different areas of the subject are not treated as isolated topics. Students are encouraged to see the connections between creating, performing, producing, researching and responding.
Three ways to run it
One-day workshop
A single practical day, built around one course or one part of the subject.
Short programme
A series of sessions over a few weeks, shaped around a project or a section of the subject.
Longer-term training
Ongoing practical training across a term or a year.
Tailored to your school
Every school is different. Courses can be adapted around your school’s requirements, the experience of your students, available facilities and the areas of Drama, Film and Theatre Studies you want to develop. Whether you are looking for a one-day workshop, a short programme or ongoing practical training, the content can be shaped around your needs.
Courses are held on school property during school hours, using the school’s own equipment. Group size is decided by the school, from a talk to a full year to a practical course with three or four students. How a day runs is agreed with each school.
Discuss your requirements
Tell me what you would like your students to come away with and I will shape the training around it.
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