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Vocal music: It mainly depends on your breath, voice, etc., and does not require much foundation.

Body: Like vocal music, you don't need any solid dance skills, you can dance a dance harmoniously and smoothly, or martial arts, aerobics, etc.

The choice of dance is generally based on ethnic dance, some such as street dance, mechanical dance, tap dance, Latin dance can be danced if it can be danced well, if the dance is nondescript, it is better to choose a simple folk dance. (You can bring your own accompaniment tape).

Performance: The focus of the exam. The examiner arranged for several candidates to go out to discuss for about 10 minutes, and then come back to perform the discussed sketches.

The three taboos in performance (remember that you are too amateurish):

First, laughter; During the performance, it is not allowed to suddenly laugh that has nothing to do with the plot of the performance.

second, the back platform; Don't turn your back to the stage when performing, and try to let the audience or examiner see your face and what you're doing.

third, sweep the table; Eye contact with the audience or examiners is not allowed during the performance.

Alas, these questions don't need to be asked, there are them in the annual enrollment brochure of the Chinese opera Nortel Shangju, and it is clearly written, since you know the content of the sound table, you can go to see the content of the initial examination, the second examination and the third examination on the enrollment brochure.

Film Academy: In fact, we all know that Nortel is basically based on film and television, and all majors are, take three majors that everyone knows as an example, the Department of Literature, the Department of Directing, and the Department of Photography, these three majors are basically set up around the entire production process of the film, including the content involved in the early stage of the exam, which is also a movie, and basically will not test drama-related content, to put it bluntly, it is the behind-the-scenes work of the movie.

Chinese Opera: More majors in the School of Drama are mainly dramas, and drama is a stage, which is different from films, and all majors in front and behind the stage basically focus on the drama stage. To put it bluntly, film is an artistic expression, and so is drama, but the two modes of expression are different.

Therefore, many students can be clear about what they want when applying for the exam, even though many majors are common, but after all, the atmosphere of the school is more or less different.

The difference is literally, drama vs movie. Some people think that only the acting department can be compared, but I don't think there is any need to compare even the acting department. There is a big difference between film performance and theater performance--- the connection between the object of communication, the method of work, and the emotion.

The two majors I am more familiar with are directing and literature (Chinese opera is called opera). Personally, I think that the education of the film school is more practical and practical, with the purpose of educating qualified practitioners. There is also a clear difference between the theory and creative direction of the film school, but from my impression of Chinese opera 10 years ago, this boundary seems to be very blurred.

I think that film school graduates can adapt to professional work more quickly, and quickly devote themselves to the production of movies and TV dramas with a reassuring attitude. In my impression, Chinese opera graduates are super sociable (praise), and those who graduate from any major can be producers, and they may be bosses if they make a lot of money. The difference between the two schools is obvious.

But today's society is different. The employment situation of the two schools basically coincides. After all, the theater market is small, and most people are in the film and television industry.

There is almost no difference.

I think the disadvantage of Chinese opera is that the tuition fee is relatively expensive, Nortel's tuition fee is relatively cheap, and the advantage of Chinese opera is that there are more students.

The advantage of Chinese opera is that it is more professional in performance, but the disadvantage is that the time to run the school is relatively short, and the advantage of Nortel is that it is more attractive, but the disadvantage is that the cost is more expensive.

Chinese opera pays more attention to the cultivation of skills, and has also cultivated many outstanding students.

The content of the examination of the Department of Chinese Opera Performance is as follows:

1. ** Acting Department of the School of Drama, the preliminary examination subjects are generally: self-introduction, line (self-prepared), vocal music (self-prepared), body, group sketch, etc.; The subjects of the re-examination are generally: self-introduction, line (self-prepared), vocal music, body, artistic specialty exhibition, sketch, etc.

The subjects of the third exam are usually lines (propositions), body (comprehensive tests), propositional improvisation, interviews, etc. The content of the annual examination is slightly different, please refer to the admission brochure issued by the college in the year of application.

2. According to the 2020 undergraduate enrollment brochure of ** School of Drama, memorization is the first exam question of the performance department (except for monologue, there is no limit to the body Zen calendar, and the duration is within 3 minutes).

The second exam is vocal music (optional songs), body (optional dance, rhythmic gymnastics, martial arts, etc.), memorization (there is no restriction on genre, however, it should not be repeated on the first reading), acting (propositional performance), interview (professional knowledge quiz combined with examiner exam, English test for double degree classes in drama, film and television performance).

**The School of Drama is the first drama education college in New China, a university directly under the Ministry of Education, the highest institution of Chinese drama, film and television art education, a world-class discipline construction university determined by the state, and the headquarters of the China Higher Education Drama Education Alliance, the headquarters of the Asian Theatre Education Research Center and the secretariat of the World Theatre Education Alliance, and is a world-famous art school.

Shanghai Theater Academy has always been the ideal college in the minds of all candidates, so what do you need to take in the performance examination of Tuan Zhao? Let me give you a detailed inventory of the relevant information for your reference.

1) Preliminary examination: (the result is qualified or unqualified).

Vocal Music: Candidates should prepare a portion of their own songs (songs are not limited to folk songs, bel canto singing, pop songs, opera or opera fragments). Candidates are advised to prepare a repertoire that can fully demonstrate their personal vocal conditions) lines:

A stand-alone story, prose, fable, etc. Physique: dance, gymnastics, martial arts, physical performances, etc.

2) Re-examination: (Result pass or fail) proposition improvisation.

3) Three tests: (100 points) professional comprehensive test (the seminar is used to test the comprehensive quality of candidates).

Try to present your own manuscript, body and vocal music. The first test is to see your most basic conditions, whether it is coordinated, how good the sound conditions are, and other basic skills.

The second test adds some improvisational things on the basis of the first try, such as giving you a manuscript, reciting on the spot, and the exam content of sight-singing ear training, improvisational sketches (single, double), will give you a little time for you to prepare, and the sketches rely on your own intuition and creativity to improvise, there is no secret.

The workshop is a long-term training that does not end in a short period of time, and may take up to a whole morning, afternoon, or even a whole day.

In general, when taking the exam, one is to be confident, the second is to concentrate, and the third is to open your mind, don't be nervous, and reveal your truest self. Be simple, do whatever the teacher tells you to do, don't think too much.

The art examination pays attention to the sound and table shape, and professional training is required. Guangdong Sub-TV Media is the first institution in Guangdong Province to carry out media training, and has 10 years of experience and can go there to participate in training.

1. Try the lines of the group sketch 2. Try the multi-person sketch Lines: Vocal music and dance 3. Try the double sketch.

The content of the professional examination related to the performance of art colleges: Preliminary examination: recitation (self-selected prose, ** fragment, poem or fable), the time limit is within 3 minutes, proposition performance (collective) Second examination:

Recitation (optional prose, ** fragment, poem or fable), vocal music (one song of your choice, a cappella unaccompanied), proposition performance Three tests: recitation (self-selected prose, ** fragment, poem or fable), vocal music (combination of self-selected songs and the main examination teacher's test), body (optional dance, gymnastics, martial arts and the main examination teacher's test), proposition performance The content of the performance-related professional examination in art colleges and universities is basically like this, as for the exam questions, the enrollment standards are different every year, and the exam questions are different every year.

Preliminary Examination: Language (self-prepared) Singing (self-prepared) Proposition Improvisational Group Performance Re-examination: Language Singing Body (Self-provided + Proposition) Proposition Improvisation Three Tests: Language (Proposition) Body (Comprehensive Test) Proposition Improvisation Comprehensive Interview.

Shangju generally refers to the Shanghai Theater Academy.

Founded in 1945, Shanghai Theatre Academy is a higher art academy in China that cultivates performing arts professionals. The school is jointly established by Shanghai Municipality and the Ministry of Culture, and is one of the first batch of master's degree-granting institutions approved by the first batch of master's degree awarding institutions in China.

According to the school's official website in September 2014, Shanghai Theater Academy has three campuses: Huashan Road, Lianhua Road and Hongqiao Road, covering an area of hectares and a construction area of 24,625 square meters. The university has 8 colleges (departments), 20 undergraduate majors (directions), 2 post-doctoral research stations, 2 first-level discipline doctoral authorization points, and 4 first-level discipline master's authorization points.

The content of the three exams of these three institutions is different, and the following is a detailed introduction:

Beijing Film Academy: Vocal music and physical comprehensive examination.

Comprehensive test of lines and performance propositions.

The so-called comprehensive examination is in the three examinations, the candidates' voice, stage, shape, table four aspects of a comprehensive comprehensive investigation, the three comprehensive examinations often involve a wide range of content, it not only requires candidates to have solid basic skills, but also requires candidates to have agile thinking and rapid adaptability, because the comprehensive examination questions are different from year to year, the patterns are different, and the requirements of the examiner are also different.

**School of Drama: Introduce yourself.

Recitation (**, monologue, poetry, prose), vocal music.

Sketch (duo or trio) Physique (dance, martial arts, etc.).

Shanghai Theater Academy (taking 14 years of drama performance as an example): Performance (proposition sketch) Singing (bring a singing section of Broadway ** drama that is different from the first and second examinations, and prepare your own staves) Dance (self-prepared + proposition).

Language (limited to a monologue of less than 2 minutes each in Romeo and Juliet and Thunderstorm) Music theory, solfeggio.

Talent show. Comprehensive interview.

Specialized? Take the Nortel show in '13 as an example.

Preliminary Examination Recitation (Genre: Modern Poetry, limited to 3 minutes per person) Re-examination 1Recitation (Genre: Prose, **, limited to 3 minutes) 2Improvisation.

Three attempts 1Vocal music and physical comprehensive examination.

2.Comprehensive test of lines and performance propositions.

Take 15 years of Chinese opera performance as an example.

Preliminary Examination Recitation Candidates choose a poem, and re-examine within 3 minutes Vocal Music Combination of self-selected songs and the main teacher's test Physical Choice of dance, gymnastics, martial arts combined with the main teacher's test Recitation of self-selected prose or drama monologue combined with the main teacher's test Proposition performance.

The interview is based on 14 years of acting in the theater as an example.

Initial audition Performance (self-prepared) Singing (self-prepared) Dance (self-prepared) Re-examination Performance (proposition) Singing (prepare a complete Chinese song and a classic ** drama fragment, and prepare your own staves).

Dance (bring two dance segments, one of which must be a classic ** drama dance fragment) Language (proposition tells the story).

Three test performances (proposition sketches) singing (bring your own Broadway ** drama singing segment that is different from the first and second tests, and bring your own staves).

Dance (bring your own + proposition).

Language (limited to a monologue of less than 2 minutes each in "Romeo and Juliet" and "Thunderstorm") Music theory, ear training, talent show, comprehensive interview.