Preston's College launches two new acadamies
Aspiring thespians are being given an extra helping hand to launch their careers on stage and film.
Aspiring thespians are being given an extra helping hand to launch their careers on stage and film.
Preston’s College has officially launched two new academies at the Fulwood campus.
The Musical Theatre Training Academy (MTTA) and the Actor Training Academy (ATA) are staffed by industry experienced-tutors and include state-of-the-art facilities, including a 100 seat theatre, rehearsal studios and TV and audio recording studios.
Courses include the Diploma in Performing and Production Arts which is accredited by the prestigious University of Arts London (UAL) as well as an Extended Diploma in Performing and Production Arts .
Head of school Jane Tudor said: “Over the past year these courses have been re-developed and adapted to support learners’ skills development to progress onto the next stage of their careers.
“Most progress onto drama schools, conservatoires and university, and we have good links with the leading schools. We prepare them for auditions and interviews and support them in the next step in their careers.
“Our industry experienced team includes current lead performers in ‘Oh What a Night!’ award-winning directors and former TV presenters. It helps them become the best performer they can be and gives them a real insight into the reality of this very dynamic, creative and competitive industry.
“We’ve had great deal of interest in the programme and are auditioning for September’s intake soon. We have a lot of talent from right across Lancashire and I can’t wait to see where they end up in their careers.