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How you’d get this certificate
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- You register with an approved centre. That is a college, training provider or employer OCN London has approved to offer this qualification. Zavmo is not an approved centre, so you register with them, not with us.
- The centre assesses, and OCN London awards. A qualified assessor at the centre judges your evidence, and the certificate comes from OCN London.
01What it is
This Level 3 Diploma in Performing Arts enables learners to develop skills in this sector. Areas of study include approaches to acting, music theory, design for performance, final production, and interdisciplinary skills.
These are the units OCN London registers against this qualification. It is a catalogue, not a syllabus. Which of them you take depends on the combination the qualification requires, and that is set by the awarding body rather than by us. Every unit here is regulated. Zavmo teaches towards them on your own work, and work done here is recognised as prior learning under the agreements we hold.
Zavmo is not an awarding body, is not an approved centre, and is not affiliated with OCN London. It does the teaching and the mapping. OCN London sets this qualification and awards it, and a qualified human assessor makes the assessment decision.
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02The units
What each unit actually teaches you to do
Accents for Actors Real unit · OCN London
This unit develops understanding of phonetic features and social contexts of English accents. You'll accurately reproduce and apply a range of accents in spoken English texts.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand characteristic components of a range of accents in spoken English.
- Apply accents in the delivery of a variety of English-language texts e.g. monologues, poems, scenes.
Acting: Scenes to Performance Real unit · OCN London
This unit focuses on text analysis and interpretation for acting. You'll rehearse scenes using effective techniques, understand character portrayal demands, and reflect on their performance.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the importance of developing a considered and effective approach to text analysis and interpretation.
- Rehearse scenes effectively, utilising appropriate rehearsal techniques and strategies.
- Understand the level of commitment – vocal, physical, and emotional – required to convincingly portray a specific character when performing a scene from a play.
- Reflect critically on own performance, identifying strengths and areas for improvement.
Application of Music Theory Real unit · OCN London
This unit equips learners with skills to transpose music accurately and interpret both open and closed musical scores. You'll understand the function of primary and secondary chords and the fundamental elements of musical composition within specific contexts.
What you'll be able to do
- Transpose musical pieces accurately and effectively.
- Interpret and utilise both open and closed musical scores.
- Understand the function and application of primary and secondary chords within a specific musical context.
- Understand the fundamental elements of musical composition, including melody, harmony, and rhythm.
Approaches to Acting Real unit · OCN London
You'll explore various acting methods, including Stanislavski, Meisner, and Method acting, understanding their principles and techniques. The unit develops skills in employing and adapting diverse acting approaches to suit different roles and performance styles.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the principles and techniques of different acting methods, such as Stanislavski, Meisner, and Method acting.
- Employ diverse approaches to acting, adapting techniques to suit different roles and performance styles.
Audition Skills Real unit · OCN London
You'll understand the importance of preparing voice, body, and mind for auditions, including warm-up and mental techniques. The unit covers audition processes, requirements, and panel criteria to support effective audition performance.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the importance of preparing the voice, body, and mind effectively for audition purposes, including warm-up exercises and mental preparation techniques.
- Understand typical audition processes and requirements, including the format, content, and expectations of different types of auditions.
- Understand the criteria employed by audition panels when assessing candidates, including acting ability, vocal technique, physical presence, and suitability for the role.
Composition: Writing for Instruments Real unit · OCN London
You'll compose original instrumental music demonstrating understanding of melody, polyphony, tempo, and accompaniment. The unit includes use of chosen medium and application of style and form principles.
What you'll be able to do
- Compose a melody suitable for a musical instrument
- Compose effectively using polyphonic texture
- Demonstrate an understanding of tempo and time signatures when composing for instruments
- Create appropriate accompaniment for instruments
- Utilise a chosen medium effectively in a composition
- Apply knowledge of style and form in composition for instruments
Composition: Writing for Voice(s) Real unit · OCN London
You'll develop composition skills for voice, focusing on melody with effective word setting, tonalities, and harmonic support. The unit includes use of performance directions and stylistic considerations to create vocal compositions.
What you'll be able to do
- Compose a melody with effective word setting
- Compose song/vocal lines effectively using different tonalities
- Compose harmony which supports the voice in an accompaniment
- Incorporate performance directions in the interpretation of text
- Apply style and form effectively in composition for the voice
- Understand the processes involved in writing music for voice
Creation, Development and Extension of New Material in a Musical Composition Real unit · OCN London
This unit develops learners' skills in composing and developing new musical material, including melody and rhythm creation. You'll write melodic lines related to chordal textures, create cross rhythms, and understand structural elements in new music composition.
What you'll be able to do
- Compose and develop a melody
- Write melodic lines with similar interval content to accompanying chordal texture
- Compose and develop rhythms in new music
- Create cross rhythms effectively
- Understand the application of structure in new music
Design for Performance Real unit · OCN London
You'll learn to design performance sets, including creating model boxes and detailed design plans. The unit covers factors influencing set design such as the script, director's vision, budget, and venue, alongside costing a full-size set production.
What you'll be able to do
- Create a model box to present a set design
- Understand the various factors that influence the design of a set for a production
- Construct detailed design plans
- Calculate the cost of a full-size version of a set
Developing Career Opportunities in Performing Arts Real unit · OCN London
It teaches you to understand and evaluate their own skills, knowledge, and abilities relevant to a career in the performing arts industry. You'll apply appropriate marketing and promotion techniques to effectively market themselves and their products.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand own skills, knowledge and abilities in relation to pursuing a career in the performing arts industry
- Apply appropriate marketing and promotion techniques to market their own self/product effectively
Developing Song Writing Skills Real unit · OCN London
This unit provides knowledge of popular music song styles, forms, and subject matter. You'll analyse lyrical and musical interactions and compose original songs within popular music genres.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand different song styles commonly found in popular music
- Understand the use of form and structure in popular music compositions
- Understand how subject matter is explored in popular music lyrics
- Understand the interaction and relationship between lyrical and musical devices in popular music
- Compose a song in a popular music style, demonstrating effective use of lyrical and musical elements
Extended Project Real unit · OCN London
You'll undertake an extended project within a specific subject area, demonstrating effective time management and adherence to subject conventions. The unit develops extensive subject-specific knowledge, sustained argument construction, and presentation skills consistent with academic standards.
What you'll be able to do
- Work effectively within the established conventions of a specific subject area
- Demonstrate extensive and detailed subject-specific knowledge relevant to the chosen project
- Construct a sustained and coherent argument within an extended piece of work
- Present the completed project work in a format consistent with the conventions of the specific subject, including appropriate academic citation methods
Final Production Real unit · OCN London
This unit develops learners' abilities to engage in the rehearsal process and build character for a full theatrical production. You'll refine character voice and movement, demonstrate professionalism, and collabourate effectively to deliver a cohesive performance.
What you'll be able to do
- Engage actively and constructively in the rehearsal process for a full production
- Build and develop a designated character within the play, demonstrating understanding of the role
- Develop an appropriate character voice and physical movement style for the role
- Demonstrate personal responsibility and a professional attitude within the rehearsal framework
- Work creatively and collaboratively throughout the rehearsal period and during the performance
- Perform the play effectively and confidently in front of a live audience
- Evaluate personal performance, process and development throughout the rehearsal and performance period
Fundamentals of Form and Melodic Structure Real unit · OCN London
You'll gain understanding of melodic structure, modulation, musical form, and harmonic function. The unit develops skills to analyse and apply these principles in musical composition and interpretation.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the principles of melodic structure and construction
- Understand the process of modulation to a range of keys within a musical composition
- Understand the different structural elements commonly used in music
- Understand the role of harmonic function in shaping musical structure and melody
Improvisation: Acting and Theatre Real unit · OCN London
It teaches you to use improvisation techniques to build focus and concentration, explore character development, and interpret scripted material. You'll develop the ability to improvise creatively in response to a range of stimuli within performance contexts.
What you'll be able to do
- Utilise improvisation techniques as a means of building focus and concentration
- Use improvisation to explore and develop a character's traits and motivations
- Use improvisation to explore and interpret scripted material
- Improvise performance effectively in response to a range of different stimuli
Interdisciplinary Skills Real unit · OCN London
You'll understand the diversity of performance work and the relationships between different performance disciplines. The unit explores collabouration and integration of skills in creating performance work, enabling learners to demonstrate interdisciplinary performance techniques.
What you'll be able to do
- Demonstrate the diversity of performance work through practical application
- Understand the relationship between different performance disciplines and their interconnectedness
- Understand how to create work for performance, recognising the potential for collaboration and the integration of different skills
Keyboard Harmony Real unit · OCN London
This unit develops practical keyboard skills including performing two-handed chord progressions, harmonising melodies, and reading from vocal scores. You'll apply these skills to interpret and create musical pieces.
What you'll be able to do
- Perform a chord progression using two hands on a keyboard
- Harmonise a melody using keyboard skills
- Perform score reading from a vocal score
Lighting Systems and Design in a Stage Production Real unit · OCN London
You'll gain knowledge of lighting theory and design principles for stage productions. The unit covers setting up lighting systems, making adjustments during rehearsals and productions, and effectively illuminating a stage production.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the theory and process of lighting a production, including design principles and practical application
- Set up a lighting system for a stage production
- Effect changes within a rehearsal and production period, adapting to evolving needs
- Illuminate a stage production effectively, using appropriate lighting techniques
Movement for the Performer Real unit · OCN London
This unit provides learners with knowledge of safe and effective movement practices for performers. You'll understand physical warm-up techniques, movement principles, and approaches, demonstrating physical awareness and safe use of the actor's body in performance.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand how to safely use the actor’s body in a physical warm up
- Understand movement principles and safe practices
- Understand different approaches to movement
- Demonstrate physical awareness in performance
Musicianship Real unit · OCN London
You'll develop musicianship skills focusing on aural awareness of pitch, rhythm, harmony, and musical textures. The unit includes translating aural sounds into standard musical notation and sight-singing in various musical contexts.
What you'll be able to do
- Demonstrate aural awareness and understanding of pitch, metrical, and rhythmic patterns in music
- Demonstrate aural awareness of harmony
- Translate aural sounds (metrical, rhythmic and pitch) into standard musical notation
- Sing at sight in a variety of keys/modes, metres and rhythmic characters
Non-Text Based Performance Real unit · OCN London
This unit develops skills in devising and performing non-text-based pieces. You'll learn physical warm-up, control of posture and gesture, and apply physical expression techniques to communicate meaning through movement.
What you'll be able to do
- Warm up the body in preparation for a non-text-based performance
- Apply and demonstrate an understanding of the basic components of physical expression
- Devise and rehearse a non-text-based piece
- Perform a non-text-based piece
Performance History in Music Real unit · OCN London
This unit provides learners with an understanding of historical performance practice in music, including its values and stylistic features. You'll analyse how social and cultural contexts influence the development of art forms and impact contemporary performance.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand historical performance and its values
- Understand how context influences the development of art forms
- Understand the style of a performance genre
- Understand how historical concepts impact upon contemporary performance
Performance: Acting and Theatre Real unit · OCN London
You'll develop acting and theatre performance skills, including character creation, stage presence, focus, and responsiveness. The unit also covers professional practices and applying feedback.
What you'll be able to do
- Draw on a range of learned skills to perform effectively
- Maintain focus throughout performance
- Perform with authenticity
- Respond to critical evaluation of performance and apply feedback
- Understand how to work professionally with a company
Performing Arts Administration and Management Real unit · OCN London
This unit covers the management and union frameworks within the performing arts industry. You'll understand key aspects of booking, publicising, promoting, structuring, and financing performing arts events, and the roles of various stakeholders.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the industry management and union framework within the performing arts sector.
- Understand the key aspects involved in booking a performing arts event.
- Understand the key aspects of publicising and promoting a performing arts event.
- Understand how a performing arts event is structured and financed.
Performing Arts: Performing Rights, Copyrights and Contracts Real unit · OCN London
This unit provides knowledge of performing rights, copyright legislation, and contracts in the performing arts. You'll explore legal implications, contract types, and industry structure.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the implications of the Designs, Copyright and Patents Act 1988 and subsequent relevant legislation on the performing arts.
- Understand the different types of contracts commonly offered within the performing arts industry.
- Understand the structure of the performing arts industry, including roles and responsibilities.
Performing Classical Texts Real unit · OCN London
You'll develop vocal and performance skills necessary for performing classical texts, including projection, articulation, and stage presence. The unit covers realising performances in period style and applying characterisation and storytelling through applied techniques.
What you'll be able to do
- Develop the vocal and performance skills required to perform a classical text effectively.
- Realise a performance of a classical text that is appropriate to the style of its period.
- Apply considered characterisation and storytelling techniques through applied performance skills.
Physical Theatre Real unit · OCN London
This unit covers health and safety principles specific to physical theatre, including risk assessments and safe working practices. You'll demonstrate trust, co-operation, basic physical movements, choreography of simple sequences, and use of memory and sound effects within physical theatre performance.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the health and safety measures that are relevant to physical theatre performance.
- Demonstrate trust and co-operation with others in a physical theatre performance.
- Perform basic physical movements required for physical theatre.
- Choreograph simple physical performance sequences.
- Demonstrate the use of memory and the production of sound effects and/or text to support physical theatre work.
Piano/Keyboard Technique Real unit · OCN London
You'll develop piano and keyboard technique through playing scales, arpeggios, chords, and harmonising melodies. The unit emphasises accuracy, fluency, and understanding of keyboard harmony and technique.
What you'll be able to do
- Play scales and arpeggios accurately and fluently on the piano or keyboard.
- Understand and play chords and chord sequences on the piano or keyboard.
- Harmonise melodies effectively on the piano or keyboard.
Practical Assistant Stage Manager Real unit · OCN London
It teaches you to undertake the role of assistant stage manager, including creating, sourcing, and maintaining rehearsal and performance props and furniture. You'll organise prop tables and implement scene changes, supporting overall stage management.
What you'll be able to do
- Undertake the role of assistant stage manager effectively
- Create or source rehearsal props and furniture
- Maintain rehearsal props and furniture
- Create or source performance props and furniture
- Maintain performance props and furniture
- Organise prop tables for performance
- Recognise the different categories of props
- Organise scene changes in rehearsal
- Implement scene changes in rehearsal
- Organise scene changes during performance
- Implement scene changes during performance
Practical Deputy Stage Manager Real unit · OCN London
You'll develop the practical skills required to undertake the role of deputy stage manager, including creating and maintaining a prompt copy during rehearsals. The unit covers running technical rehearsals, cueing shows, and producing show reports in line with production expectations.
What you'll be able to do
- Undertake the role of deputy stage manager effectively
- Create a Prompt copy during rehearsals for a full production
- Maintain a Prompt copy during rehearsals for a full production
- Run a technical rehearsal
- Understand what is expected during a technical rehearsal
- Act on what is expected during a technical rehearsal
- Cue a show effectively
- Create show reports accurately
Relating as a Composer Real unit · OCN London
It teaches you to anticipate and analyse listener responses to new music. You'll articulate communication areas within a piece and explain the context of its conception.
What you'll be able to do
- Anticipate how a listener understands a new piece at first hearing
- Analyse how a listener understands a new piece at first hearing
- Articulate the main areas of communication in a new piece
- Communicate the circumstances in which a composition has been conceived
Screen Acting Real unit · OCN London
You'll explore the specific demands of screen acting, including managing intimacy and responding to a director's instructions. The unit develops skills in subtle facial and body expression, understanding camera influence, and reviewing performance based on feedback.
What you'll be able to do
- Identify the specific requirements of acting to the camera
- Manage the intimacy demanded in screen acting appropriately
- Respond to the demands of a director effectively
- Review own performance in response to feedback
- Analyse own performance in response to feedback
Singing Solo Performance Real unit · OCN London
You'll develop solo singing performance skills across various materials, including vocal technique, intonation, rhythm, and emotional expression. The unit also covers interaction with accompanying musicians and making appropriate repertoire choices for performance.
What you'll be able to do
- Demonstrate solo performance skills of a variety of materials
- Interact with accompanying musicians effectively
- Lead accompanying musicians effectively
- Make appropriate repertoire choices for solo performance
Socio-historical Influences on Music Real unit · OCN London
It teaches you to analyse social, historical, and political influences on musical language, style, and content. You'll examine how these contexts shape specific musical works and periods.
What you'll be able to do
- Analyse social and historical influences on musical language and style.
- Analyse political influences on musical style and content.
Solo Musical Performance Real unit · OCN London
You'll learn to select appropriate repertoire and apply technical abilities in solo musical performance. The unit emphasises accurate intonation, rhythm, and musicality across various styles, enabling learners to demonstrate confident solo performance skills.
What you'll be able to do
- Select appropriate repertoire choices for a solo musical performance.
- Apply technical skills effectively in a solo musical performance.
- Demonstrate solo performance skills in a variety of musical repertoire.
Song Lyric Writing Real unit · OCN London
This unit covers the analysis of song lyric structure, style, rhyme, and rhythm. You'll learn to identify lyrical elements and litreary devices, compare songwriter styles, and create original song lyrics demonstrating effective narrative, rhyme, and rhythm.
What you'll be able to do
- Analyse the structure and style of effective song lyrics.
- Analyse patterns of rhyme and rhythm in song lyrics.
- Compose original song lyrics.
Sound Systems and Design in a Stage Production Real unit · OCN London
This unit equips learners with knowledge and skills to set up and operate sound systems for stage productions. You'll produce and run sound effects and music, make adjustments during rehearsals and performances, and understand the role of the sound designer.
What you'll be able to do
- Explain the use of a sound system in stage production.
- Set up a sound system for a stage production.
- Effect changes to a sound system within a rehearsal and production period.
- Produce and operate sound effects and music for a performance.
Stanislavskian Methodology Real unit · OCN London
You'll study the principles of Stanislavski's system, including emotional recall, the magic if, and objectives. The unit enables application of these exercises to character creation and explores the complexities involved in the methodology.
What you'll be able to do
- Explain the principles of Stanislavski's systems.
- Apply Stanislavskian exercises to create a character.
- Discuss the complexities of Stanislavski's System.
Studying a Play Real unit · OCN London
It teaches you to interpret and analyse a play by exploring its themes, characters, plot, and dramatic structure. You'll also consider the social, historical, cultural, and political contexts influencing the play.
What you'll be able to do
- Interpret a play, demonstrating an understanding of its themes, characters, and plot.
- Analyse the ways in which the dramatist manipulates form, including structure, language, and dramatic devices.
- Evaluate a given play within its social context, considering the historical, cultural, and political influences on its creation and reception.
Technical Command on a Musical Instrument or Voice Real unit · OCN London
You'll develop technical command of an instrument or voice through scales, arpeggios, technical exercises, and study pieces. The unit includes sight reading and application of skills to contrasting repertoire.
What you'll be able to do
- Play or sing scales, arpeggios, and technical exercises, demonstrating accuracy, control, and fluency.
- Apply technical skills to two contrasting study pieces, showcasing musicality, interpretation, and performance quality.
- Sight read on own instrument or voice, demonstrating the ability to interpret and perform unfamiliar musical notation accurately and confidently.
The Performing Arts Industry Real unit · OCN London
You'll gain understanding of the performing arts industry, including key institutions and agencies. The unit develops communication and self-promotion skills for engaging with employers, fundraisers, and audiences, alongside knowledge of relevant legal aspects in the sector.
What you'll be able to do
- Identify and describe the roles and functions of various institutions and agencies within the performing arts industries, such as theatres, production companies, and funding bodies.
- Communicate and promote self or product effectively to employers, fundraisers, or audiences, utilising appropriate communication strategies and promotional materials.
- Explain the legal aspects of the performing arts industries, including copyright, contracts, and employment law.
Voice Skills for Actors Real unit · OCN London
This unit equips learners with voice preparation and vocal care techniques for actors. You'll apply vocal skills to achieve clarity, projection, and control in speech, and use voice to interpret character effectively.
What you'll be able to do
- Describe and demonstrate appropriate voice preparation techniques, including warm-up exercises and vocal care strategies.
- Apply vocal techniques to speech, demonstrating clarity, projection, articulation, and vocal control.
- Utilise vocal techniques to interpret character, conveying emotions, intentions, and personality through vocal expression.
Voicing Elizabethan/Jacobean Scenes, Monologues and Sonnets Real unit · OCN London
You'll explore the structure of Elizabethan and Jacobean verse, including iambic pentametre and rhyme schemes. The unit develops skills in connecting language and text, applying vocal techniques, and sustaining through-lines of thought within complex syntax.
What you'll be able to do
- Explain the structure of Elizabethan verse, including iambic pentameter, rhyme schemes, and poetic devices.
- Establish a connection between language and text, demonstrating an understanding of the meaning, imagery, and rhythm of the words.
- Demonstrate a range of vocal techniques and sensuous values of language, including tone, pitch, pace, and emphasis.
- Sustain through-lines of thought within complex syntax, maintaining clarity and coherence in vocal delivery.
- Identify with the thoughts and feelings of the character, conveying authenticity and emotional depth in performance.
Writing Drama Real unit · OCN London
You'll study distinctive features of drama forms and write dramatic speech. The unit covers stagecraft elements and their combination with speech to create effective drama.
What you'll be able to do
- Understand the distinctive features and characteristics of different forms of drama.
- Write effective dramatic speech and understand how it can take different forms in theatre performance.
- Understand different elements of stagecraft, such as lighting, sound, and set design, and how they can be used to enhance a dramatic performance.
- Understand the potential effectiveness of combining dramatic speech and stagecraft elements in a piece of drama to create a cohesive and impactful performance.
03The standards
The national standards these units are built against
What the job actually needs, in the words employers and awarding bodies already use for the work itself.
- Standard
Cast performers to realise the creative idea
- Standard
Manage expectations of the different people involved in arts projects and live events
- Standard
Use and develop the voice for radio and audio presentation or narration
04The credits
The credits, and who awards them
Level 3 credits are regulated, and they are awarded by OCN London rather than by Zavmo. They don’t vanish when a subscription ends or a website closes. They travel to any employer, and Zavmo keeps the map of what you have covered and what is next.
What you would be collecting
Accents for ActorsActing: Scenes to PerformanceApplication of Music TheoryApproaches to ActingAudition SkillsComposition: Writing for InstrumentsComposition: Writing for Voice(s)Creation, Development and Extension of New Material in a Musical Composition
Each one is a real unit registered against this qualification.
How you’d practise it
You don’t watch this. You do it.
You are not assessed on remembering this. You are assessed on applying it, analysing it, evaluating it and producing something. So that is what the practice is: projects, role play and your own live cases, with a tutor in the room.
The Coach · your practice partner Illustration The Coach You have to open the conversation in “Interdisciplinary Skills”. Say the first line to me, exactly as you would say it to them.
You I wanted to have a quick chat about how things have been going recently.
The Coach That is the warning shot, and they will spend it worrying. Try the version that says what this is about in the first sentence.
- Rehearse the conversation Apply
“Interdisciplinary Skills” is a conversation before it is a document. You have it with Zavmo playing the other person, badly at first, then again once you know what you actually want to say.
- Bring your own plan Create
For “Extended Project” you bring the plan you are actually working on, not a case study. Zavmo pulls on the assumptions in it until the weak one shows.
- Draft the real one Create
You do “Audition Skills” on a real document of your own. Zavmo works on the draft you have to send anyway, so the coursework and the job are the same piece of work.
- Map a live decision Analyse
“Lighting Systems and Design in a Stage Production” runs on a decision you are facing now. Zavmo maps it with you and shows what the second-order effect looks like before you find out the slow way.
What you leave holding
The standards this credential builds, in the shape the product keeps them
Nothing here is marked learned. There is no learner on a public page, so the map shows what the qualification covers rather than what anybody has done.
OCNLR Level 3 Diploma in Performing Arts
- Cast performers to realise the creative idea
- Manage expectations of the different people involved in arts projects and live events
- Use and develop the voice for radio and audio presentation or narration
How you would learn this
One to one, on the work you already do
A tutor sets the task against your own job and marks the reasoning, at your pace. There is no cohort to fall behind.
A lesson from Accents for Actors, one of this qualification's own units.
Applied to your own work
This unit develops understanding of phonetic features and social contexts of English accents. Learners will accurately reproduce and apply a range of accents in spoken English texts.
How the thinking builds
- 1 Remember
- 2 Understand
- 3 Apply
- 4 Analyse
- 5 Evaluate
- 6 Create
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Built for OCNLR Level 3 Diploma in Performing Arts
44 units in this credential, in the order it lists them, awarded by OCN London.
- Accents for Actors
- Acting: Scenes to Performance
- Application of Music Theory
- Approaches to Acting
- Audition Skills
- Composition: Writing for Instruments
and 38 more in the full unit list below.
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