| Course Name | Acting and Dramatic Presentation |
| Course Code | 24VMC353 |
| Program | B.Sc. (Honours) in Visual Media and Communication |
| Credits | 3 |
| Campus | Kochi |
Introduction to Acting Fundamentals
Overview of acting as an art form, Understanding the actor’s tools: body, voice, and mind, exploring techniques such as relaxation, concentration, and observation, Introduction to improvisation and its role in acting, Practical exercises to develop presence and awareness on stage.
Character Development
Understanding character motivation and objectives, Techniques for building believable characters, exploring physicality and movement in character development, analyzing scripts and breaking down characters, Scene work: applying character development techniques to scenes from plays or scripts
Voice and Speech
Vocal warm-ups and exercises for improving resonance, projection, and articulation, Understanding the importance of breath support in vocal production, exploring accents and dialects, Techniques for effective storytelling through voice modulation, Scene work focusing on the use of voice to convey character emotions and intentions
Scene Study
Advanced scene analysis techniques, Partner work: developing chemistry and rapport with scene partners, applying acting techniques to scripted scenes, Rehearsal techniques for scene study, Feedback and critique sessions to refine scene performances.
Performance Preparation and Presentation
Understanding the production process from audition to performance, Techniques for preparing for auditions and callbacks, Rehearsal etiquette and collaboration with directors and fellow actors, Performance skills: stage presence, blocking, and timing, Final showcase: presenting scenes or monologues for an audience, followed by feedback and reflection.
Objective:
The course “Acting and Dramatic Presentation” aims to focus on developing fundamental acting techniques and enhancing dramatic presentation skills. Through theoretical understanding, practical exercises, and performance opportunities, students will explore various aspects of acting, including character development, voice modulation, movement, improvisation, and stage presence.
Course Outcome (CO):
CO 1 Understand the principles and theories of acting and dramatic presentation.
CO 2 Draft techniques for character analysis and portrayal.
CO 3 Modify vocal and physical expressiveness for effective performance and explore improvisation and spontaneity in acting.
CO 4 Cultivate stage presence and audience engagement skills.
CO 5 Collaborate effectively with peers in performance projects.
CO 6 Design performance analysis and improvisation mechanisms.
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