A degree that expands your career opportunities
A university education designed to enable you to work in different stage and audiovisual contexts, expanding your profile as a performer and adapting to very diverse projects throughout your career.
Where today's performers are born.
Prepare yourself to develop as a professional performer in theater, film, television, musicals and new formats through a practical methodology connected with the real processes of stage and audiovisual creation.
- You will develop a comprehensive training that combines stage, audiovisual and musical performance with physical and vocal training.
- You will participate in real projects, including the staging of a musical and a stage play premiered in a Madrid theater.
- You will work in an interdisciplinary way with students of film, music and other areas, accompanied by a faculty that is active and connected with the industry.
Why study the Degree in Performing Arts and Audiovisual Interpretation?
Real experience
Throughout the program you will participate in stage productions, audiovisual projects and public exhibitions that will allow you to apply what you have learned and gain practical experience before completing your studies.
A versatile and recognizable profile
You develop a solid foundation in interpretation, voice, body, and stage presence that helps you identify your professional profile and present yourself confidently to castings, companies, producers, and creative projects.
Early contact with the professional sector
The Degree connects you with the real workings of the cultural and audiovisual industry through masterclasses, collaborations and professional meetings that facilitate your transition to the working world.
Study Plan
Learn about all the subjects included in the curriculum for this degree:
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.
You will work on stage and audiovisual performance in real projects, on-camera filming and stage productions, collaborating with 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 an interpreter and gain solid access to the cultural and audiovisual industry.
Career Opportunities
Performing Arts:
- Interpreter for theater and/or musical
- stage direction
- Assistant theater director
- Direction of actors and actresses for stage performances
- Singer
- Sociocultural animation
Film, TV series and other media:
- Actor for film, TV and advertising
- TV appearance
- Dubbing
- Singer
- Radio voice-over and other audiovisual formats
- Directing actors and actresses in different audiovisual formats
- Casting Director.
Management, consulting and artistic direction:
- Theater and film criticism
- Acting Coaching
- Management of commemorative and institutional events.
- Artistic Agent
Dissemination and Teaching:
A university degree allows you to continue your career as:
- Teacher: you can access any master's degree in teacher training;
- Researcher: you can access university master's degrees as a preliminary step to doctoral programs.
Admission process
Steps for admission to a university degree
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.
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.
Save your spot!
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.
Get the best technical training thanks to active performers, coaches, directors, producers, trainers… all of whom bring the experience of their current careers to the classrooms and workshops of TAI so that you can experiment in search of your own style.
Eva Marcel
Actress and director with extensive experience in theater, film, and television. She combines acting practice with teaching, guiding students in developing a conscious, rigorous, and personal approach to acting.
Maria Herrero
Actress and teacher specializing in acting training. She works with the body, voice, and stage presence as fundamental tools for building solid and organic performances.
Pedro Casas
Actor, director, and trainer with experience in stage creation and acting. His approach combines technique, analysis, and practice to enhance students' performance development.
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.
Carlota sájara
Actress and stage creator with experience in contemporary theater and artistic research processes. She guides students in developing their acting skills through physical work, collective creation, and exploration of stage language.
Sara Montgomery Campbell
Director, choreographer, and teacher with an international career in performing arts and musical theater. Her work combines acting, movement, and stage creation, guiding students in developing their stage presence and creating contemporary performance pieces.
From students to industry, that's how they did it
“You find people who have the same artistic concerns as you and the same desire to work; it allows you to get together with people and carry out projects.”
Laia Santos
Bachelor's Degree in Performing Arts and Screen Acting
“I have found my place, and it is one where I feel a great love for this profession.”
Alex Clemente
Bachelor's Degree in Performing Arts and Screen Acting
"It has opened a window full of possibilities in terms of who I am, what I want to do, and where I want to go."
Paula Polo
Bachelor's Degree in Performing Arts and Screen Acting
Connection with the industry
Related programs
Frequently asked questions
Learning the performing arts and acting for film and television requires spacious and diverse environments where you can hone your technique. The University School of Arts TAISpecifically, it offers an Auditorium for holding exhibitions, acrobatics classes and other subjects.
Also included are dance studios, film studios, and professional-grade sound stages. Even the multimedia rooms, photo studio, and dubbing and sound studio can enhance the creation of theater, film, television series, or advertising projects.
From your first year, you'll have on-camera filming experiences led by experienced instructors specializing in film and television acting. In addition to these practical sessions, you'll collaborate on film shoots produced by other students in the Film Department, allowing you to put your knowledge into practice within a larger team.
Yes. This Degree in Performing Arts and Audiovisual Interpretation is based on the six fundamental pillars of the profession: interpretation (stage, audiovisual and musical), voice and singing, dance and movement, creation and theory, management and industry.
As a private University School of Arts, in TAI You don't need a minimum grade to study for your Bachelor's Degree in Interpreting. You simply need to apply directly, meet a few specific requirements, and provide the necessary documentation.
