BA (Hons) Professional Practice in
Arts (Acting and Performance)
My rationale
for this title stems from the way in which I approach a contextualising of
professional practice. Even as a performer who has trained in the three
disciplines of acting, singing and dance, I regard the first as my greatest
interest and certainly the field in which I have accrued the most knowledge and
understanding for practitioner research. Not only this, but in the future I
wish to take up teaching, acting in particular. I feel the first half of the
title caters for a recognition of acting practitioners studied as previously
discussed and yet to be referenced within the upcoming inquiry. The second half
of the title, ‘Performance’, is more reflective of the work being carried out
within the inquiry and the BAPP programme in general. I do not wish the title
to feature ’collaboration’ as this phrase could be used to describe
relationships within a number of different professional fields. This could be
argued for ‘Performance’ but I feel the phrase is more indicative of studies
carried out within the arts sector and how individual input is affected by
process of collaboration. Although I will be examining separate parties’
activity, I recognise I will be the main beneficiary for the inquiry and as
such my analysis will feature an extensive detailing of my own practice.
However, I hope my findings will yield worthy discussion with my peers, whether
as an active performer or a prospective teacher.
Thanks Tom - I think all of these phrases represent your work and the ice of the specialism in the award title. These also work well with your inquiry topic.
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