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Australian Performing Arts Conservatory
A specialist performing arts institution in Australia, the conservatory teaches at bachelor's level. Its work centres on acting, dance and filmmaking, making it a narrow, practice-based option rather than a general university.
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APAC - Brisbane Campus
Brisbane, Australia
Programs at Australian Performing Arts Conservatory
Explore academic programs available at Australian Performing Arts Conservatory
Bachelor of Screen & Stage (Song & Dance)
Dance trains the body as an instrument of expression while studying choreography, technique, and the histories and cultures that shape movement. Practice, rehearsal and critical reflection sit alongside anatomy, safe practice and the study of performance. Graduates often work as performers or choreographers, in teaching, community arts, arts administration and movement-based therapies.
Bachelor of Screen & Stage (Screen Production)
Filmmaking is the craft of telling stories on screen: writing and developing an idea, directing performance, camera and lighting, sound, and editing material into its final shape. Much of the learning happens by making work, often in small crews. Graduates often work in directing, cinematography, editing, production, and commercial and documentary video.
Bachelor of Screen & Stage (Acting)
Training in performance is what acting is: voice, movement, text analysis, improvisation and the discipline of rehearsal. The work is practical — building characters, rehearsing, and responding to other performers and to direction. Graduates often work in theatre, screen, voice work, teaching and roles across the wider performing arts.
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