Omy gosh! This can't be a coincidence! I was just reading Supid F* Bird because I love that play! And I was planning on doing my contemporary monologue from that one. ^.^
When did you apply to these schools and when were your auditions? I'm still deciding whether this year is the right year for me for drama school but I've heard you're in with much better odds the earlier you apply and the earlier you are seen! The E15 masters seems like a perfect fit for me and it's really great to see that you're enjoying it! Thanks xx
Hey Claudia! A BA is a bachellor, an undergraduate programme (un grado universitario), while a MA is a master, a posgraduate programme (un máster universitario). Generally, you need to have studied a BA if you want to do a masters. Even so, when it comes to drama school, they can accept you in MA programmes without having a BA if you have enough working experience. Good luck!! :)
Hi! Do you already have a bachelor in performance, as you applied to MA programmes and if so, what is your uni background? Hope you don’t mind me asking.
I had my first audition at guildhall and I got recalled !! Loved this video
did you get in?
Omy gosh! This can't be a coincidence! I was just reading Supid F* Bird because I love that play! And I was planning on doing my contemporary monologue from that one. ^.^
Ihana video!🤩🤩🤩
When did you apply to these schools and when were your auditions? I'm still deciding whether this year is the right year for me for drama school but I've heard you're in with much better odds the earlier you apply and the earlier you are seen! The E15 masters seems like a perfect fit for me and it's really great to see that you're enjoying it! Thanks xx
I will answer these questions during December!
Hi! Did you go to auditions during your third year during your BA or did you take a year out after your BA to prepare and apply?
Does Central school of speech and drama prefer younger or older applicants? As you've said, Guildhall prefers mature students.
Definitely younger for the BA! Everyone was about 17!
Hi! What's the difference between BA and MA? I'm from Spain and I wish I could study there, but I don't understand a few things
Hey Claudia! A BA is a bachellor, an undergraduate programme (un grado universitario), while a MA is a master, a posgraduate programme (un máster universitario). Generally, you need to have studied a BA if you want to do a masters. Even so, when it comes to drama school, they can accept you in MA programmes without having a BA if you have enough working experience. Good luck!! :)
Where can I check out your motivation essay ?
On my GoFundMe page, you can find it here: www.gofundme.com/f/she-lives-her-dream-drama-school
Hi! Do you already have a bachelor in performance, as you applied to MA programmes and if so, what is your uni background? Hope you don’t mind me asking.
Nope, I have a BA in Literature though and so I was eligible for an MA in Acting!