Audition Dates
1 Aug 2001 – 30 Sept 2001August 2001
- Wed 1 August 2001
September 2001
- Sun 30 September 2001
Details
AddressNIDA Theatre / NIDA Studio
NIDA INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR 2002
The National Institute of Dramatic Art is seeking applications for admission to the full-time courses in 2002. Applications open on 1 August 2001 and close 1 October 2001.
NIDA is the Australian national theatre school, a centre of excellence in training for theatre, film and television. Its full-time courses provide professional training at a tertiary level for young people wishing to work in theatre, film or television as actors, stage managers, designers, scenery, costume or properties makers, directors, voice and movement teachers.
Entry to the courses is by audition or interview, conducted in every capital city throughout the country in November each year. Details of venues and dates are supplied on receipt of an application form.
NIDA full-time courses are accredited for the award of degrees, graduate diplomas and diplomas in seven specialised areas: Acting, Design, Technical Production, Production Crafts, Directing, Movement Studies and Voice Studies.
NIDA courses are professionally effective and graduates enjoy a high rate of employment in the expanding Australian and international arts entertainment industry.
NIDAÂ’s graduates have received Australian honours; have been awarded more than 200 fellowships, scholarships and grants; and have won well over 600 international and national awards, including OSCARS, BAFTAS, EMMYs and film festival awards. The roll of graduates reads like a whoÂ’s who of the entertainment arts, and includes Mel Gibson, Judy Davis, Cate Blanchett and Baz Luhrmann.
In 2002 NIDA will boast a state-of-the-art new performance and training facility in Kensington, Sydney, which will include:
- A Contemporary Theatre designed to stage plays and musicals, seating a commercially viable audience of 750, including professional sound, light and scenery technology.
- A Studio Sound Stage with post-production facilities and associated design and rehearsal space for teaching acting for the camera, basic film technology and special effects imaging.
- A Multi-Media Performance Library to provide new information technology, facilities for print, video, film, CD storage and other digital media, as well as accessible archive storage. The NIDA Library is now the only performing arts library in NSW and this new facility is intended to be the most comprehensive in Australia, available to all members of the industry.
More information, a prospectus and application form can be obtained from The Admissions Officer at NIDA on (02) 9697 7600 or downloaded at www.nida.edu.au.
The National Institute of Dramatic Art is seeking applications for admission to the full-time courses in 2002. Applications open on 1 August 2001 and close 1 October 2001.
NIDA is the Australian national theatre school, a centre of excellence in training for theatre, film and television. Its full-time courses provide professional training at a tertiary level for young people wishing to work in theatre, film or television as actors, stage managers, designers, scenery, costume or properties makers, directors, voice and movement teachers.
Entry to the courses is by audition or interview, conducted in every capital city throughout the country in November each year. Details of venues and dates are supplied on receipt of an application form.
NIDA full-time courses are accredited for the award of degrees, graduate diplomas and diplomas in seven specialised areas: Acting, Design, Technical Production, Production Crafts, Directing, Movement Studies and Voice Studies.
NIDA courses are professionally effective and graduates enjoy a high rate of employment in the expanding Australian and international arts entertainment industry.
NIDAÂ’s graduates have received Australian honours; have been awarded more than 200 fellowships, scholarships and grants; and have won well over 600 international and national awards, including OSCARS, BAFTAS, EMMYs and film festival awards. The roll of graduates reads like a whoÂ’s who of the entertainment arts, and includes Mel Gibson, Judy Davis, Cate Blanchett and Baz Luhrmann.
In 2002 NIDA will boast a state-of-the-art new performance and training facility in Kensington, Sydney, which will include:
- A Contemporary Theatre designed to stage plays and musicals, seating a commercially viable audience of 750, including professional sound, light and scenery technology.
- A Studio Sound Stage with post-production facilities and associated design and rehearsal space for teaching acting for the camera, basic film technology and special effects imaging.
- A Multi-Media Performance Library to provide new information technology, facilities for print, video, film, CD storage and other digital media, as well as accessible archive storage. The NIDA Library is now the only performing arts library in NSW and this new facility is intended to be the most comprehensive in Australia, available to all members of the industry.
More information, a prospectus and application form can be obtained from The Admissions Officer at NIDA on (02) 9697 7600 or downloaded at www.nida.edu.au.
Contact
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