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Technical Demonstrator (Screen and Audio) Type of contract: Permanent, Full-time. Hours of work: 37 hours per week; Monday to Saturday (09:30am – 5.30pm) Some shift pattern work will be involved, including evenings and weekends. Salary: Grade 4, £32,213 - £36,255. The Role.
About Us. LAMDA is a London based drama school with a world-class reputation, where one in five students is American. AFLAMDA is a US-based independent, non-profit which supports the work of LAMDA by fundraising in the US to widen access for young Americans from all backgrounds to the specialist training through supporting LAMDA’s scholarship ...
LAMDA – the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art – is a world-class conservatoire offering exceptional vocational training through full-time and short courses, as well as an examinations provider offering qualifications in communication and performance. It offers an innovative and inspiring environment in which students can gain the ...
LAMDA exams are designed to develop your life skills, such as clear communication, self-confidence and teamwork, through the creative platforms of drama, literature and music. All our exams offer you opportunity to improve self-expression, strengthen memory and, most importantly, have fun. Over a hundred thousand people take LAMDA Exams every ...
Semester Programme Classical Acting – Spring 2025. If you’re looking to develop your practical skills with advanced training, this intensive 14-week study abroad programme is for you. One Semester | Monday 8 January 2024 – Friday 12 April 2024.
Music taught on this course will focus on harmonising, devising music, singing as an ensemble, basic singing technique and an introduction to acting through song. Technical and Virtual Production Arts – Introduction and foundational training in the technical production skills to stage, light, film, record and virtually produce performances.
London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts Achievements and USP. The London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts student support system currently helps one in five students on undergraduate courses. They grant over £330,000 annually in means-tested scholarships and bursaries towards tuition fees and living costs.
