School of Acting & Performing Arts (SoAPA)

Overview

In the School of Acting and performing Arts, various disciplines including the Department of Music is also functioning.
The mental approach of department of Music is to make the students a partner in the propagation of purity and morality in the end through various musical teaching methods. Music education in this department is being imparted on the basis of the oldest Indian Culture “The Guru Shishya Parampara”.

Perspectives

• Music performance by eminent skilled musicians and ideal teachers of the music world in the University.
• Stage performances by the students of the University (in front of the invited audience)·
• Organize workshops and concerts.
• Organize seminars on various research topics.

Admission Process

Through their academic Merit/ Through special entrance tests.

Overview

The School of Acting and performing Arts is one of the largest and most comprehensive school of its kind with a wide range of different programs concerning with different disciplines related to the field of Acting. School of Acting and performing Arts comprising of different subjects and few interdisciplinary programs as well as graduate , post-graduate and Ph.D. degree programs. The studies in this school are related to develop the skills of the students in the field of academic disciplines, human culture and well being of achievements and culture.

Scope:

A Master’s degree in Theatre and Acting can open up a wide range of career opportunities in the performing arts industry. Here are some potential career scopes:

1. Acting: With a strong background in acting, you can pursue a career as a professional actor in film, television, theater, or commercials.
2. Directing: You can use your knowledge of acting to transition into directing, working with actors to bring a script to life on stage or screen.
3. Playwriting: If you have a talent for writing, you can create your own plays or scripts for film and television.
4. Theatre Management: You can work behind the scenes as a theatre manager, overseeing production logistics, scheduling, and marketing.
5. Teaching: Share your passion for theatre by teaching acting, directing, or playwriting at a college or university.
6. Theatre Administration: You can work in theatre administration, handling tasks such as budgeting, fundraising, and marketing for a theatre company.
7. Costume Design: If you have an interest in design, you can create costumes for productions and work as a costume designer.
8. Set Design: You can use your creative skills to design sets for productions.
9. Lighting Design: As a lighting designer, you can create the visual aesthetic of a production by designing lighting effects.
10. Sound Design: You can work as a sound designer, creating sound effects and music for productions.
11. Theatre Criticism: Write reviews and critiques of performances for publications or online platforms.
12. Public Relations: Use your communication skills to work in public relations for a theatre company or individual artists.
13. Marketing and Promotions: Promote shows and events through social media, advertising, and other marketing channels.
14. Producing: You can work as a producer, overseeing the logistics of a production from development to opening night.
15. Agent or Manager: Represent actors or other artists, helping them find auditions and book jobs.
16. Community Outreach: Use your passion for theatre to develop community outreach programs and engage with local communities.
17. Museum or Gallery Work: Curate exhibitions or produce events at museums or galleries that focus on the performing arts.
18. Touring Company Management: Manage touring companies that travel to different locations to perform productions.
19. Theatre Festival Organization: Help organize and manage festivals that celebrate theatre and performance art.
20. Grant Writing: Research and write grants to secure funding for theatre projects and organizations.

These are just a few examples of the many career paths available to those with a Master’s degree in Theatre and Acting. The skills you develop during your studies – such as creativity, critical thinking, communication, and collaboration – are highly transferable across various industries.

Perspective:

The world of theatre and acting! Here are some perspectives on education in this fascinating field:

1. Develops Creativity and Self-Expression: Theatre education helps students develop their creativity, imagination, and self-expression through role-playing, improvisation, and character development.
2. Improves Communication Skills: Acting training enhances public speaking, vocal projection, and communication skills, which are valuable in many aspects of life.
3. Fosters Empathy and Understanding: Through playing different characters, students gain empathy and understanding of various perspectives, cultures, and experiences.
4. Builds Confidence and Resilience: The process of performing on stage helps build confidence, resilience, and the ability to cope with rejection and criticism.
5. Prepares for Career Opportunities: A degree in theatre or acting can lead to a wide range of career opportunities in the entertainment industry, such as acting, directing, playwriting, or production design.

Overall, theatre education provides a unique combination of creative expression, technical skill-building, and personal growth opportunities that can benefit students for a lifetime.