Arts and Human Sciences (AHS) Undergraduate Prospectus
BA (Hons)
Location Location
Southwark Southwark
BA (Hons)
Music and Sonic Media
Duration Duration
Theatre Practice: Creative Producing
3 years (full-time) 3 years (full-time)
Start date Start date
September September
Number of places Number of places
24 24
Arts and Human Sciences Arts and Human Sciences
Course description Professional contacts/industry links
Timetable Timetable
Course description Edinburgh Festival. The course also
BA (Hons) Music and Sonic Media is a Production lecturers are actively involved
Full-time: days only Full-time: days only
Quite unlike any other course in the offers opportunities for those interested
three year full-time degree course which in electronic music production and
How to apply How to apply
UK, the degree is about creating and in the broader cultural and performing
explores sound and music in a variety sound design. Contextual lecturers are
Via UCAS Via UCAS
producing theatre from the first seed of arts industries as well as marketing,
of cultural and media contexts. It offers research active in relevant areas, such an idea - a concept, a script, a work for design, film and allied media.
UCAS code UCAS code
(AHS)
a balance of both practical work and as electronic dance music cultures.
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adaptation - through to final inception
(AHS)
theory, engaging with sound and music on stage. The course offers the fusion Progression routes
through sound design, digital music Recent guest lecturers
Course contact Course contact
of the producer’s vision and creator’s to postgraduate study
Hillegonda Rietveld Jonathan Banatvala
production and critical essay work. We encourage collaborative placements
rietvehc@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 5778
banatvj@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 5703
art, underpinned by an understanding Graduates can further develop their
Throughout, the course offers insights for our Level Three students in of management implications along skills at a postgraduate level by pursuing
into cultural issues in contemporary professional establishments, such as:
Typical offer Typical offer
the way. In a balance of practical and the MA in Creative Media Arts at LSBU
160 UCAS Tariff points 160 UCAS Tariff points
popular music and enables students academic units, students will develop and other MA’s in Creative Producing.
to independently produce new sonic BBC (www.bbc.co.uk)
Course units Course units
a range of skills and techniques ‘from
solutions in their creative work. SARM studios (www.sarmstudios.com)
Level 1 Level 1
optioning to opening’, debate hot- Professional contacts/industry links
– Introduction to Sonic Media – The Arts Management Framework
Dean Street Studios (www.deanst.com).
– The Soundscape – Contemporary Practitioners
topics and issues in today’s theatre, and The professional practice units are all
Career opportunities
– Sample and Sequence – Issues of Management: Theatre and
explore how contemporary practitioners currently taught by The Royal National
Graduates can expect to enter the For full entry requirements see pages
– Digital Music Design the Performing Arts
operate in the UK and abroad. Theatre, and the international elective
– Sound and Image – Arts Marketing
cultural industries as specialists in sound 252 to 253.
– Image Analysis – Writing, Performance and the Subject
placement unit is supported by the
design for film, digital music production,
Level 2 – Theories of 20th Century Practice
The course offers: League of American Theatre Producers.
sound art, audio management and
– Music, Image and Text – Event, Community and the Everyday
– Lectures and workshops run entirely The course also has direct contact
– Remix – Introduction to Theatre Technology
music research for media.
– Sound Design for Film Level 2
by professional practitioners including through lecturers and their daily
– The Soundtrack – Systems of Rehearsal
units taught exclusively by the Royal practice, with Arts Council England,
Progression routes
– Sonic Project – The Visual Stage
National Theatre (currently the only The Theatrical Managers Association,
– Significant Others – Research in the Arts
to postgraduate study
Level 3 – Performing Arts in Context
undergraduate course in the UK to The Teak Show, The Wrestling School,
Successful graduates of this course
– Collaborative Project – Theatre Management I
do so) Kali Theatre and Moving Theatre.
would be suitable for a wide range of
– Advanced Independent Production – Theatre Management II
– The opportunity for an assessed ten
– Dissertation – Professional Practice: Initiation and Research
postgraduate options, such as specific
– Professional Practice: Processes of Development
week internship abroad supported Recent guest lecturers
specialisations in music, cultural and
Level 3
by the League of American Theatre – Christopher Ettridge, freelance actor
media studies.
– Dissertation
Producers and writer (RSC, National Theatre)
– Advanced Theatre Production Practice
– Elective International Placement OR
– Access to our brand new theatre and – Al Morrow, producer (Deep Water
– Brief-led Project and Collaborative Project
studios with full theatre technician Stirfried Films)
and 1 optional unit
support – Constantin Chiriac, actor and festival
– Collaboration with students and director (Sibiu Festival Romania)
resources in other disciplines including: – Dan Farncombe, freelance opera
Drama and Performance, Arts director (WNO, Glyndebourne)
Management, Digital Film and Video, – Steven Dinsdale, writer for theatre
and recording, editing facilities and and television.
mini DV cameras.
For full entry requirements see pages
Career opportunities 252 to 253.
Previous students have worked in
positions of responsibility for companies
including Grange Park Opera and on
shows in the West End and at the
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