Comprehensive training in performing arts and audiovisual interpretation
An intensive two-year program that combines stage performance, on-camera work, and theoretical foundations to develop a solid and versatile foundation as a performer.
To interpret is to create. To create is to live the scene.
The diploma prepares you to develop a solid foundation in stage and audiovisual performance through practical training that replicates the dynamics of the artistic sector.
- You will develop your acting technique by combining body, vocal and acting work, along with scene analysis and on-camera training.
- You will participate in stage and audiovisual projects that will allow you to apply what you have learned and understand the creative processes from within.
- You will be trained alongside an active faculty in a multidisciplinary environment.
Why study the Diploma in Performing Arts and Audiovisual Interpretation?
Hands-on learning in real-world settings
You will train in specialized classrooms, rehearsal rooms and sets, working with camera, body, voice and stage in dynamics similar to those of the professional sector.
Cloister linked to the industry
Active teachers, actors, directors and coaches who bring their real experience in theater, film and audiovisual media to the classroom.
Connection with the artistic ecosystem
Projects, workshops and exhibitions that bring you closer to the real workings of the performing arts and audiovisual media, in one of Europe's main cultural hubs.
Study Plan
Discover all the subjects included in the curriculum of this diploma:
| Subjects | ECTS |
|---|---|
| Impro match | 15 |
| Naturalistic sequences | 9 |
| Realistic scenes | 24,5 |
| Comedy and drama sequences | 10 |
| Soft skills I | 1,5 |
| Subjects | ECTS |
|---|---|
| Stage creation project | 39 |
| Soft skills II | 1,5 |
| Filming a web series | 19,5 |
What are you going to learn?
You will learn to train as a comprehensive performer in theater, film, television and musicals, developing acting technique, voice, body and stage presence adapted to contemporary languages and the demands of the current industry.
You will work on stage and audiovisual performance in real projects, on-camera filming and stage productions, integrating yourself into an interdisciplinary creative environment alongside students of film, music and other artistic disciplines.
Upon completion, you will have practical experience, public showcases, and professional projects that will allow you to define your profile as a performer, build your portfolio, and gain solid access to the cultural and audiovisual industry.
Career Opportunities
Cinema, TV Series and Other Media
- Film and TV actor or actress
- Advertising model and new digital formats
- Singer
- Radio announcer
Drama
- Theatre actor or actress
- Singer and musical theatre dancer
- Stage Director
- Assistant theater director
Artistic representation and casting
- Actors' and actresses' representative
- Casting Director
Admission process
Steps for admission to Diploma
1.
Quote
Start the admissions process by requesting an appointment for your interview at +34 91 167 20 62 or at admision@taiarts.com.
2.
Documentation
Send the required documents for the degree you are interested in. In this case, your ID and a letter of motivation.
3.
Interview
Conduct your interview in person or via video call.
4.
Admission
We will notify you in writing if your application is APPROVED.
5.
Seat reservation
Make the payment for your reservation.
6.
Enrollment
Complete your registration.
Do you want to secure your place?
Cloister
A faculty committed to your professional growth.
They interpret, create, and stage. They work in theater, film, and television, participate in active productions, and bring to the classroom a vibrant and contemporary stage practice that connects learning with professional reality.
Eduardo Del Olmo
Actor and teacher specializing in audiovisual performance. His work focuses on emotional truth in front of the camera and on acting training geared towards film and television, combining technique, sensitivity, and professional practice.
Antonio Sansano
Stage director and educator with extensive experience in contemporary theater. He offers a profound perspective on the actor's work on stage, text analysis, and character development, grounded in rigorous theatrical research.
Guillermo Martín Spínola
Actor and acting coach for film and television. Specialist in on-camera work, naturalistic sequences, and filming, he guides students in adapting their acting to the real codes of the industry.
Inma Díaz
Actress and teacher specializing in voice applied to performance. She works with the voice as an expressive and narrative tool, integrating vocal technique, text, and emotion in stage and audiovisual contexts.
Prado Pinilla
Actress and teacher with a solid background in performing arts. Her approach combines body, emotion, and stage presence, fostering a conscious, organic, and committed performance within the creative process.
Nestor Roldan
Actor, director, and teacher focused on stage creation and collaborative work. He guides students in developing their own projects, fostering artistic autonomy and the performer's unique perspective.
From students to industry, that's how they did it
"For a long time I doubted whether to study this. And these years here have literally changed my life. There's nothing that makes me happier."
Isabella Pérez
Diploma in performing arts and audiovisual interpretation
"I learned to shed the layers I arrived with, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to make the most of it."
Monica Minto
Diploma in performing arts and audiovisual interpretation
"I was looking for something short, practical, and that leads me to the industry... and here I found it."
Connection with the industry
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FAQ
The Diploma in Performing Arts and Audiovisual Interpretation lasts 2 academic years, with a total of 120 ECTS credits.
The price of the Diploma in Performing Arts and Audiovisual Interpretation may vary depending on the application period, available discounts, and payment methods. For the most up-to-date cost, it is recommended to contact the admissions team directly. TAI.
Admission to the Diploma program is through a separate process, which includes a personal interview and an assessment of the candidate's artistic profile. Prior university studies are not required, but applicants must demonstrate interest, motivation, and interpretive potential.
Yes, TAI It offers scholarships and grants for the Diploma in Performing Arts and Audiovisual Interpretation, subject to specific application requirements and deadlines. The admissions team provides personalized guidance on the options available in each application period.
The Diploma's internships take place in professional environments linked to the audiovisual and performing arts sector, such as production companies, creative projects, film shoots, or artistic collaborations. Furthermore, many internships are developed through personal projects generated within the program. TAI.
During the Diploma program, students participate in fiction film shoots, theatrical scenes, stage projects, and a web series, working in real creative contexts. These projects allow them to build an acting portfolio geared towards film, television, and the performing arts.
International students can access the Diploma by meeting the basic academic requirements, completing the admissions process, and, where applicable, demonstrating an adequate level of Spanish. The admissions team of TAI accompanies the student throughout the entire registration and visa process.
