Full-time training in Technical Production
Tue, 8 Oct 2002, 08:45 amWalter Plinge5 posts in thread
Full-time training in Technical Production
Tue, 8 Oct 2002, 08:45 amNIDA is inviting applications from people interested in training in stage managment, lighting, sound, special effects and animatronics.
The Technical Production course at NIDA is a three-year, full-time course leading to a Bachelor of Dramatic Art in Technical Production.
Applications to the Technical Production course close on 31 October 2002, although late applications will be considered if interview spaces are still available.
Contact NIDA on (02) 9697 7600 or e-mail nida@unsw.edu.au or log on to www.nida.unsw.edu.au
The Technical Production course at NIDA is a three-year, full-time course leading to a Bachelor of Dramatic Art in Technical Production.
Applications to the Technical Production course close on 31 October 2002, although late applications will be considered if interview spaces are still available.
Contact NIDA on (02) 9697 7600 or e-mail nida@unsw.edu.au or log on to www.nida.unsw.edu.au
Walter PlingeTue, 8 Oct 2002, 08:45 am
NIDA is inviting applications from people interested in training in stage managment, lighting, sound, special effects and animatronics.
The Technical Production course at NIDA is a three-year, full-time course leading to a Bachelor of Dramatic Art in Technical Production.
Applications to the Technical Production course close on 31 October 2002, although late applications will be considered if interview spaces are still available.
Contact NIDA on (02) 9697 7600 or e-mail nida@unsw.edu.au or log on to www.nida.unsw.edu.au
The Technical Production course at NIDA is a three-year, full-time course leading to a Bachelor of Dramatic Art in Technical Production.
Applications to the Technical Production course close on 31 October 2002, although late applications will be considered if interview spaces are still available.
Contact NIDA on (02) 9697 7600 or e-mail nida@unsw.edu.au or log on to www.nida.unsw.edu.au
Walter PlingeSat, 9 Nov 2002, 12:35 pm
Re: Full-time training in Technical Production
Hello,
This is all that I really want to do, I have applied for the course, but I would love some tips on how to get in!
Thanks,
Mel Page
This is all that I really want to do, I have applied for the course, but I would love some tips on how to get in!
Thanks,
Mel Page
JoeMcSun, 10 Nov 2002, 09:42 am
Re: Full-time training in Technical Production
Hi Mel
Good luck with your endeavours - If I was to give any tips. Firstly I assume you wish to go to WAPA or some other accademy?
!. never forget the bums on seats
2. Never get boxed in - think outside of set and always perform safe sets.
Usually you are required to do a pre-requiste project for the course. If so select your play and read it cover to cover - then let it incubate for a few days or weeks - Then read it again while imagining how it would be staged and blocked {stged movements by the warm props {actors} Look at it from the Bums on seats {audiance} piont of view and acceptance. Be as innovatetive as you can within reason and mindfull of your resources. Dream about it and then put down on paper in pencil {easier to change} if you have the script even better to pencil that up. Do what you are required Lighting, set design or what ever - but always facilitate other departments and keep them in mind or be able to give them the ideas concerning your section. Remember we are each an element of the sum total, a wheel if you like and each element are the spokes driven by a hub and held together by a rim. If you can let me know where you are {what state} and what you want tyo do I would only be too happy to help.
Chookas
Joe
Good luck with your endeavours - If I was to give any tips. Firstly I assume you wish to go to WAPA or some other accademy?
!. never forget the bums on seats
2. Never get boxed in - think outside of set and always perform safe sets.
Usually you are required to do a pre-requiste project for the course. If so select your play and read it cover to cover - then let it incubate for a few days or weeks - Then read it again while imagining how it would be staged and blocked {stged movements by the warm props {actors} Look at it from the Bums on seats {audiance} piont of view and acceptance. Be as innovatetive as you can within reason and mindfull of your resources. Dream about it and then put down on paper in pencil {easier to change} if you have the script even better to pencil that up. Do what you are required Lighting, set design or what ever - but always facilitate other departments and keep them in mind or be able to give them the ideas concerning your section. Remember we are each an element of the sum total, a wheel if you like and each element are the spokes driven by a hub and held together by a rim. If you can let me know where you are {what state} and what you want tyo do I would only be too happy to help.
Chookas
Joe
Walter PlingeSun, 10 Nov 2002, 10:54 am
Re: Full-time training in Technical Production
Hello
Thanks heaps for everything already, I have applied for the VCA, NIDA and Ballarat Uni, I was a fraction late for WAAPA, but if I don't get in anywhere, I will apply there as well next year! I am from Victoria, and just finishing year 12. I have worked on a lot of shows in different areas, and I love it! Anyway, thanks heaps again!
From Mel!
Thanks heaps for everything already, I have applied for the VCA, NIDA and Ballarat Uni, I was a fraction late for WAAPA, but if I don't get in anywhere, I will apply there as well next year! I am from Victoria, and just finishing year 12. I have worked on a lot of shows in different areas, and I love it! Anyway, thanks heaps again!
From Mel!
Walter PlingeMon, 11 Nov 2002, 03:11 pm
Re: Full-time training in Technical Production
Hassle Hassel Hassel until the door opens