You enjoy it. You will do well in a subject you enjoy.
Because it helps my other subjects e.g. English, Music, Art, Dance, VET, Entertainment etc
HSC Marks - Drama always does very well
Career opportunities
Improvisation, Playbuilding and Acting
Basic Skills
Specialised training in movement skills
through 'Viewpoints' and Physical Theatre
Voice
Character development
Acting and stagecraft
Theatrical Traditions and Performance Styles
Explore the History of Theatre
Styles of performance such as Absurdism,
Realism, Melodrama etc.
Elements of Production in Performance
Production skills (roles, design, rehearsing, staging etc) to communicate a scripted or unscripted drama to an audience.
(Starts in Term 4 Year 11)
Australian Drama and Theatre
You will study TWO plays, by exploring the plays both in practice, acting and in theory.
Studies in Drama and Theatre
You will explore another theatre tradition. You will study TWO plays, by exploring the plays both in practice, acting and in theory.
Individual Project
You will choose a creative project from ONE of the following - a monologue, a video, write a play, director analysis of a play, write reviews, or design a set, costume, lighting, promotional, or write a critical research project.
With your fellow actors create and develop an original 8-12 minute piece of theatre.
"Studying Drama in my senior years, just made me dream bigger of what is possible. It caters to all creative types and as a mad lover of Musical Theatre, it made me more excited to get out there and hit the stage running."
Tory Puglisi class of 2019 -Studying Creative Arts/Teaching (Visual Arts and Drama) at UNE.
Employment opportunities in hundreds of different careers and jobs are enhanced through a background in Drama - tourism, hospitality, public relations, teaching, social work, psychology.
Drama develops your self confidence
Drama helps you develop confidence in dealing with people
Drama helps you develop your communication skills
C O M M U N I C A T I O N & E N T E R T A I N M E N T I N D U S T R I E S
actor ( theatre/ film/ television)
designers
advertising
arts administrator
make up specialist
stage manager
stunt performer
per former - music, dance
playwright/screen writer
community arts worker
theatre critic/ journalist
teacher - drama, dance, music
director (TV, Theatre, Film)
youth arts worker
radio announcer
TV presenter
leisure officer
events manager
festival manager
. . . . . just to list a few!