Bachelors of Arts in Performing Arts

Pursuing Bachelor of Arts in Performing Arts is an important step in preparation for a career in a specified field. Program provides preparation for careers in theatre, film or television. Courses may include theatre history and set design, but the main emphasis is training the student in the craft of acting. Classes in voice and speech are offered to develop better diction and intonation for clearer delivery of lines. Movement helps to release the creative spirit while examining body language and non-verbal communication. Scene study discusses approach and provides opportunity for exercising interpretation. Skills are further developed through school productions where experience is gained in auditioning and participating on stage and in film.

Much personal benefit can be realized through the study of acting. The program builds confidence, self-discipline and an ability to make a positive impression. Students also acquire skills and experience in working in groups and accepting criticism. There are numerous career options for work on stage and screen. Actors may audition for individual parts or provide minor supporting roles. Acting troupes employ regular casts for presentation of a variety of productions in many different venues. Speech skills can be used in voice-overs and narration. Graduates may choose jobs in set design, choreography or other related fields. A BA can be used as groundwork for more advanced degrees and a sharing of knowledge through teaching. Some programs offer the opportunity to prepare for a career as a comedian.

• Entertainment industry
• Acting academies
• Television
• Advertising Agencies
• Theatre
• Training Institutions
• Directing Companies
• Drama therapy Sector
• Scriptwriting Sector

Foundations in Acting:

• Introduction to acting techniques, methods, and principles.
• Development of fundamental acting skills, including voice modulation, body language, and emotional expression.

Characterization:

• In-depth exploration of character development.
• Techniques for bringing depth and authenticity to characters through research and analysis.

Scene Study:

• Practical application of acting skills in the context of scene work.
• Collaboration with peers to perform and analyze scenes from various plays.

Voice and Speech:

• Training in vocal projection, articulation, and diction.
• Emphasis on effective communication on stage.

Movement and Gesture:

• Exploration of physicality and movement in performance.
• Understanding how body language contributes to character portrayal and storytelling.

Script Analysis:

• Techniques for analyzing scripts and understanding the subtext.
• Application of analytical skills to inform performance choices.

Theater History and Literature:

• Study of the history and evolution of theater.
• Exploration of significant theatrical movements, playwrights, and genres.

Stagecraft and Production:

• Basics of stage design and set construction.
• Introduction to lighting, sound, and costume design.
• Hands-on experience in various aspects of theater production.

Directing Basics:

• Introduction to directing principles and techniques.
• Understanding the director’s role in shaping a theatrical production.

Performance Experience:

• Participation in live performances, including plays and showcases.
• Practical experience in applying learned skills on stage.

Dance and Movement:

• Introduction to basic dance techniques and movement for the stage.
• Exploration of physical expression in performance.

Playwriting Fundamentals:

• Introduction to the art of writing for the stage.
• Basic principles of dramatic structure and storytelling.

Professional Development:

• Preparation for auditions and practical insights into the industry.
• Understanding the business aspects of a career in theater and acting.

Critical Analysis:

• Development of the ability to critique and analyze performances constructively.
• Understanding how to give and receive feedback in a collaborative environment.

Collaborative Projects:

• Engagement in group projects and ensemble work.
• Emphasis on teamwork and effective collaboration in the creative process.

The BA in Performing Arts course teaches students the fundamental skills of theatre and equips them with refinements that will help them succeed in other aspects of the profession. The BA in Performing Arts course also teaches students about cultural heritage and computer application. Students can choose a specific area of focus course, but all courses will build on one another and lead to career paths that are unique to their own skills and interests. Students interested in a career in acting may be best served by studying at a university where this field is embraced. They will be able to draw inspiration from different sources and gain a broad overview of the art form.

• 100% fees will be refunded if the admission is withdrawn within one month from the date of admissions taken or as per the applicability of the cancellation policy, Only INR 2000/- will be deducted as administrative charges. Application Form cost is non-refundable.
• No fees with the refunded in case the student withdraws admission post one month of taking admission to the University.
• Please note that a handwritten application letter stating the withdrawal has to be submitted to the Admissions Office along with the Original Fee receipt which is given to the student at the time admission OR the student can write an email to dypuadmission.refund@dypatil.edu.
• Refund process will be initiated only after filling and submitting the completed No-dues form to the Centralized Admissions Office.
• The amount will be credited to the beneficiary account within 15 to 20 working days.

 

Every candidate is entitled to a window period of 30 days in which full refund is applicable on cancellation. (INR 2,000/-) get deducted on account of admin charges.

For Undergraduate Admissions:

For students who secure provisional admission before the declaration of class XII results, their window period commences from the date of declaration of class XIIth result of their respective board.

For students who secure admission after the declaration of class XIIth result, their window period commences from the date of depositing the tuition fees.

PLEASE NOTE THAT IF THE LECTURES COMMENCE BEFORE THE EXPIRY OF THE WINDOW PERIOD NO REFUND WILL BE APPLICABLE.

NO REFUND WILL BE APPLICABLE AFTER THE WINDOW PERIOD IS OVER.

In order to reply for a refund/cancellation, please drop an official email for the same on dypuadmission.refund@dypatil.edu

For Postgraduate /Graduate/Phd Admissions:

Every candidate is entitled to a window period of 30 days in which full refund is applicable on cancellation. (INR 2,000/-) get deducted on account of admin charges.

PLEASE NOTE THAT IF THE LECTURES COMMENCE BEFORE THE EXPIRY OF THE WINDOW PERIOD NO REFUND WILL BE APPLICABLE.  NO REFUND WILL BE APPLICABLE AFTER THE WINDOW PERIOD IS OVER.

In order to reply for a refund/cancellation, please drop an official email for the same on dypuadmission.refund@dypatil.edu

(**These guidelines are subject to change as per the revised guidelines issued by the respective authorities/councils from time to time.)