Advanced Performance Projects - AHD3604

Assessment 1: Written plan

Students will compose a logbook documenting and reflecting on the process. The students will discuss this logbook documentation as part of an ongoing dialogue with their director. This dialogue along with the documentation will form the continual and formative assessment.

Written plan

Assessment 1: Performance Assessment

Assessment 1 is a performance assessment involving creative work appropriate to the area of study.

Performance Assessment

Assessment 2: Portfolio

Assessment 2 is a portfolio of materials which analyse and reflect on the creative process, typically two or three written studies and/or submission of annotated working notebook.

Portfolio

You will contribute your artistic skills to the preparation of a staff-led performance , developing and extending your own skills and knowledge.  You will document the process and share the results of your analysis through reflective reports. The project will be rooted in an area of staff research and teaching expertise, and its initial focus will be staff initiated. Typical examples might include:  contemporary or classical texts; musical theatre; a filmed performance; a piece of devised work. Although the performance may be staff directed, you will be expected to take clear responsibility and initiative for co-ordinating different aspects of the process and/or for running sessions.
This module will contribute to  your personal development plan through an ongoing dialogue between you and the director in which you will receive feedback on your role within the module and will be encouraged to reflect upon the relationship between work undertaken in this module and skills and knowledge gained elsewhere on the course and in other projects.

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AHD3604 - Advanced Performance Projects

Advanced Performance Projects

have contributed to making decisions about and practising an appropriate rehearsal and performance process for one or more live performances in a public or professional context.

demonstrated their understanding of, and critical perspective on, the strengths and weaknesses of the process and the performance.

have developed their abilities to a high level in at least one area related to performance, and had the      opportunity to practise these in a public or professional context.

use critical self-reflection and feedback to improve their own work in relation to live performance in a public or professional context.

researched, discussed, compared and analysed the material used as the basis for the performance from a range of theoretical and practical perspectives.

have developed the ability to analyse and criticise.

demonstrated an understanding of the relationship between work undertaken on this module and the skills and knowledge gained elsewhere on the course and in other projects.