Do you have a passion for storytelling, self-expression and the performing arts?

At APAC, we believe that every actor has a unique way of expressing themselves and we nurture this expression through key acting content and theory delivered by working industry professionals and experts. The Bachelor of Screen and Stage (Acting) course offers an opportunity to develop your individual voice to become a truly independent artist.

From movement, voice and speech, through to stage combat, screen acting, audition skills and exciting new works, APAC's Bachelor of Screen and Stage (Acting) will equip you with the skills required for success in the industry. 

• Have completed an Australian Senior Secondary Year 12 Certificate (or its overseas equivalent) OR a pass grade or higher in the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma qualification OR successful completion of an AQF Level 4 (Certificate IV or above) qualification.
• IELTS (Academic) score of 6.0 with no band score below 5.5 (or equivalent)
• Be able to demonstrate a level of aptitude and discernible talent through an audition process.
• Be 18 years or older at the time your studies commence.
• Satisfy APAC’s Genuine Student (GS) requirement.

Performance Roles

• Film and television actor
• Theatre performer
• Musical theatre artist
• Voice actor
• Commercial performer (TV, web, and promotional media)

Creative & Production Roles

• Acting coach or drama tutor
• Casting assistant or casting director
• Theatre or film director (entry-level or independent productions)
• Screenwriter or playwright
• Producer or creative project coordinator

Broader Industry Opportunities

• Arts and entertainment entrepreneur
• Performing arts company founder
• Event host, MC, or presenter
• Content creator (YouTube, streaming, social media platforms)
• Arts administrator or program coordinator

Year 1

• Contemporary Art Exploration: Forms, Influences and Engagement
• Voice Production
• Self Portrayal Skills
• Practical Script Analysis
• Introduction to Screen Acting
• Speech in Performance
• Physical Character Development
• Perform Improvisation Skills
• Character Personality Profiling
• Physical Storytelling
• Stage Combat: Choreography and Safety
• Advanced Emotional and Psychological Content

Year 2

• History of Storytelling
• Integrate Performance Skills
• Rehearse and Perform a Contemporary Role (Screen)*
• Audition for Screen and Stage
• Genre and Adaptation: Influence in Entertainment
• Advanced Practice and Maintenance
• Dialect Analysis and Application
• Rehearse and Perform a Period Role