The Theater, Film, and Television Acting program trains professional performing artists, equipping them with the mindset and techniques for method acting to master the stage and camera. Serving as "emotion transmitters," the program helps students shape their artistic identity through practical experience and prepares them to adapt to the cultural industry.

Program Code: 7210234
Duration: 4 years
Degree: Bachelor

Graduate Competencies

Graduates are capable of

Mastering advanced acting techniques both on stage and in front of the camera.
Analyzing, building, and portraying characters in line with scripts, genres, and specific performance languages.
Applying artistic and technological knowledge in performance, content creation, and media activities.
Flexibly working in diverse environments of performance, film, television, and cultural industries.

Curriculum

Core Courses

Basic Acting
Acting for the Camera
Stage Sketches
Script Analysis
Basic Drama and Film Studies
Voice
Actor's Physicality,...

Advanced | Specialized Courses

Stage Excerpts
Historical and Folk Drama
Stage Monologues
World Classic Drama
Long Play Practice
Advanced Acting for the Camera
Advanced Acting for the Camera
Dialogue and Monologue in Front of the Camera
Professional Stage Practice
Film Crew Internship,…

English Courses

Graduation Courses

Graduation Play Practice

General Courses

Program Features

Outstanding Learning Methods:

Early professional practice, personalized development paths, project-based learning, mentorship with experts, diverse professional exposure.

Specialized Learning Spaces:

Dedicated acting studios, practice stages, library and learning materials, performance spaces,...

Career Prospects

Stage Actor
Film, Television, Web Drama Actor
Voice Actor
Commercial Actor
Master of Ceremonies (MC)
Content Creator
Assistant Director and Acting Coordinator,...

Information is for reference only, compiled from the official website of Van Lang University and may be updated according to social needs, training orientations, and new educational requirements in each period.