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Script – Becky/Blair 26 22307VIC Certificate III in Acting (Screen) Year 2 © Merilyn Brend Version 8 2019 Australian College of Dramatic Arts 22307VIC Certificate III in Acting (Screen) delivered for VET in Schools Year 2 Name: Cluster: School: Office Address: 7 Macquarie Place Boronia Vic 3155 Telephone: 9720 6200 Are There Productions P/L trading as the Australian College of Dramatic Arts 22307VIC Certificate III in Acting (Screen) Year 1 © Merilyn Brend Version 8 2019 TABLE OF CONTENTS ACT 1 5 YEAR 2 – UNITS OF COMPETENCY AND ELECTIVES BREAKDOWN 6 LOG OF HOURS 23 SCRIPT – BECKY/BLAIR 26 ACT 2 27 CERTIFICATE III ELECTIVES PROJECT BRIEF 31 ACT 3 35 ACT 4 38 SCRIPT – JESS MORRISON 48 ACT 5 49 ACT 6 56 ACT 7 60 SCRIPT – KATHY AND LILY 65 SCRIPT – MICHAEL AND PHILIP 66 ACT 8 67 ACT 9 69 SCRIPT – ROXY AND AL 72 ACT 10 74 ACT 11 75 ACT 12 81 SCRIPT – JO AND PETA (FEMALE) 82 SCRIPT – JOE AND PETER (MALE) 83 ACT 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 ELECTIVES 84 ACT 19 AND 20 93 SCRIPT – JOAN OF ARC (FEMALE) 97 SCRIPT – PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (FEMALE) 101 Are There Productions P/L trading as the Australian College of Dramatic Arts 1 22307VIC Certificate III in Acting (Screen) Year 1 © Merilyn Brend Version 8 2019 SCRIPT – PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (FEMALE/MALE) 103 SCRIPT – PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK (FEMALE) 106 SCRIPT – PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK (MALE) 111 SCRIPT – LES MISERABLÉS (FEMALE/MALE) 113 SCRIPT – FAME (MALE) 115 SCRIPT – FAME (FEMALE/MALE) 116 ACT 21 119 ACT 22 120 ACT 23 122 SCRIPT – BATTLESTAR GALACTICA 124 SCRIPT – THE 100 128 SCRIPT – THE 100 130 SCRIPT – THE 100 132 SCRIPT – THE NIGHT IS FOR HUNTING 133 SCRIPT – THE NIGHT IS FOR HUNTING 134 ACT 25 135 ACT 26 139 ACT 27 140 ACT 28 141 ACT 29 142 ADDITIONAL SCRIPTS 143 SCRIPT – MOLLY 143 SCRIPT – EBENEZER 144 SCRIPT – BALLET AUDITION 145 SCRIPT – SAM, SUE, TESS AND SASHA 147 SCRIPT – HUNGRY 149 SCRIPT – HALFWAY ACROSS THE GALAXY AND TURN LEFT 150 SCRIPT – FERGUS MCPHAIL 152 Are There Productions P/L trading as the Australian College of Dramatic Arts 2 22307VIC Certificate III in Acting (Screen) Year 1 © Merilyn Brend Version 8 2019 SCRIPT – DO YOU WANT TO KNOW A SECRET? 154 SCRIPT – TURBO AND NIPPER 156 SCRIPT – LATE FOR SCHOOL 157 SCRIPT – THE FLYING DOCTORS 160 SCRIPT – SUSAN AND FELICITY 162 SCRIPT – ANGIE 164 SCRIPT – ANDY AND MARK 165 SCRIPT – MURIEL’S WEDDING 166 SCRIPT – OCEAN GIRL 172 SCRIPT – PARADISE BEACH 175 SCRIPT – NELL AND WENDY 177 WORKBOOKS 179 BSBDIV301 WORK EFFECTIVELY WITH DIVERSITY 182 CUFIND401A PROVIDE SERVICES ON A FREELANCE BASIS 201 VU21843 WRITE THE SCRIPT 215 FNSCUS401 PARTICIPATE IN NEGOTIATIONS 232 CUFMUP401A DESIGN, APPLY AND REMOVE MAKEUP 243 CUFAIR302A DEVELOP TECHNIQUES FOR PRESENTING INFORMATION TO CAMERA 254 CUFDRT602A AUDITION AND SELECT PERFORMERS 264 CUFCAM401 SHOOT A WIDE RANGE OF TELEVISION CONTENT 274 CUFDRT502A DIRECT PERFORMERS 285 Are There Productions P/L trading as the Australian College of Dramatic Arts 3 22307VIC Certificate III in Acting (Screen) Year 1 © Merilyn Brend Version 8 2019 IP Goods and Services 41 Entertainment and Education Merilyn Brend© 2019 Disclaimer and copyright conditions This Certificate III Learners Manual has been created to guide students through the curriculum of 22307VIC Certificate III in Acting (Screen). The material should not be viewed as mandatory practice and the author cannot be held responsible for the ways in which teachers and/or students may interpret or use the information in this publication. The content in this publication is designed for the teaching of 22307VIC Certificate III in Acting (Screen) and may not be reproduced in any other form or for any other purpose including workshops, lectures, tutorials, and seminars for teachers or students without the sole permission of the author. All rights reserved. Except under the condition described in the Copyright Act 1968 and subsequent amendments, no part of this publication may be reproduced by any process without permission in writing from the author. Are There Productions P/L trading as the Australian College of Dramatic Arts 4 22307VIC Certificate III in Acting (Screen) Year 1 © Merilyn Brend Version 8 2019 ACT 1 Welcome to this course of study Please introduce yourselves 1. Warm Ups In order to develop as an actor, it is critical that you know how to prepare your voice, movement, physicality for character, facial expression, gesture, emotional development for audition preparation and emotional development for the character journey, find the motivation to work hard at class and for all acting tasks. As you get older and more experienced in life your acting work will change, develop, improve, this is exactly what should happen. There are millions of warm up exercises that you can do. Work from past exercises, Google new ones and look on our student website resource page. Share them with your teacher and class members. 2. Induction and Reading CONTACT INFORMATION for student absences or administrative enquiries please contact [email protected] or phone the college. Please go to the ACDA website acda.vic.edu.au for all information about STUDENT ORIENTATION and INDUCTION called Student Induction Information (SII) including some informative Power Points and videos. Chat to camera is used for interviews situation, it is a vital skill so you need to keep practicing and practicing. Try it in pairs, practice interviewing each other and then swap around. Scripts choices and information – Whilst the industry generally works on contemporary scripts, this year you will experiment with historical and futuristic scripts. You may research from global script choices, but they must be within your age range. Accents may only be used if you have had formal professional training for that accent or if it is your natural accent. Industry days – Excursions and/or incursions aim to promote industry experience and knowledge with industry professionals and guest speakers. There will also be one excursion early in the year to assist with your elective choices. All excursions must be treated as compulsory. Where else will you get current industry experience working with professionals? You must submit all homework by the DUE DATES. If a resubmission is needed then you will be given one more date for corrections. If work is not handed in, interviews and interventions will take place with VET Coordinators and parents. If homework is emailed then please write down your teacher’s email address. You must submit all homework by the DUE DATES. Lockdown and Evacuation Procedures must be refreshed. Are There Productions P/L trading as the Australian College of Dramatic Arts 5 22307VIC Certificate III in Acting (Screen) Year 1 © Merilyn Brend Version 8 2019 Year 2 – Units of Competency and Electives Breakdown BSBDIV301 – Work effectively with diversity 30 This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to recognise hours and interact productively with diversity in the workplace. It covers sensitive responses to, and interactions with, all manner of diversity that might be encountered during the course of work. It applies to individuals who work in a variety of contexts where they will be expected to interact with a diverse client and/or co-worker population. They may also provide some leadership and guidance to others and have some limited responsibility for the output of others. CUFIND401A – Provide services on a freelance basis 30 This unit describes the performance outcomes, skills and knowledge hours required to operate as a freelancer within the creative arts industry. Success as a freelancer requires a high level of self-motivation and discipline, an ability to develop industry networks and an entrepreneurial attitude when pursuing work opportunities. Freelancers are usually responsible for negotiating their own contracts. FNSCUS401 – Participate in negotiations 20 This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to take part in hours negotiations as an individual or member of a team, plan and prepare, and apply effective negotiating techniques to finalise an agreement. VU21840 – Expand skills for auditions 50 This unit covers the maintenance of practical skills and knowledge for hours actor preparation and performance for audition and screen test (including warm-up regime, health, fitness and diet). It covers knowledge of the different casting environments and preparation required to perform to a professional standard. VU21841 – Expand script knowledge and performance skills 50 This unit describes how to provide the skills necessary to be able to hours perform in front of camera, to be able to make the transition to screen acting and to be able to explore the methods of performance for the acquisition of excellence within an acting role. VU21842 – Extend acting techniques 50 This unit describes the practical knowledge of a wide variety of text hours (including contemporary, classical and futuristic) and the rehearsing and performing of script aiding the evolution of character and plot. VU21843 – Write the script 50 This unit covers the knowledge and skills to develop, write and hours perform a script for a performance piece for a filmed production. The skills and knowledge described in this unit are used by actors who may work on a wide range of film, television and other screen- based productions, in preparing basic scripts in order to further enhance and develop their delivery skills, and to provide original material for their own use. Are There Productions P/L trading as the Australian College of Dramatic Arts 6 22307VIC Certificate III in Acting (Screen) Year 1 © Merilyn Brend Version 8 2019 UNIT BANK - CHOOSE ONE CUFMUP401A – Design, apply and remove make-up 160 This unit describes the performance outcomes, skills and knowledge hours required to design, apply and remove standard make-up for productions in the screen, media and entertainment industries.
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