Film and television is an ever-expanding and developing industry, and drama is really on the rise. Sarah Lambie looks at short courses which allow you or your students to dip a toe into this vast pool
Peter Ansorge teaches in Moscow in 2019
Peter Ansorge teaches in Moscow in 2019 - BHSAD

We focus for the most part on theatre in Teaching Drama, but the fastest growing part of the industry these days is actually television. That thing that a few years ago we might have said was on the decline, with the flooding of our screens with reality TV, and the advent of movie streaming services such as Netflix, has suddenly been revived by the very product which appeared to threaten it. Netflix and Amazon Prime are making a huge number of high-quality TV dramas now, and the old-fashioned terrestrial channels are having to up their game to keep up. The result is that TV drama is looking healthier than ever.

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