Program Characteristics
No Prescreen
No Audition
No Interview
University App Required
Program Highlights
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
•BA in Live & Screened Performance (LSP) provides broad-based skills for theatre, film, television, and new media
•Training spans acting, directing, writing, dramaturgy, devising, and script development
•Cross-platform approach prepares graduates for careers across stage, screen, and emerging media
PRODUCTION OPPORTUNITIES
•Students perform in faculty-mentored productions and workshop productions on campus and beyond
•Diverse performance spaces and creative roles available
•Annual performance season features musicals, plays, and workshop productions
INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS
•TFTV LA initiative with Film Independent offers access to Los Angeles entertainment industry
•Eligible for prestigious fellowships including Project Involve
•Part of the only National Top 10-ranked film school combining theatre with film and television
DEGREE FLEXIBILITY
•120-unit degree with 40 units in the major
•Coursework includes screen acting, directing for the screen, and collaborative play development
•Option to pursue minors and interdisciplinary study
Key Info
University AppApplication
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Deadlines
Early ActionNov 1, 2025
Regular DecisionApr 15, 2026
Arizona Resident Fee
$50Waiver
Out-of-State Fee
$80Waiver
International Fee
$85Waiver
Good to Know
ENROLLMENT
•Fall and spring enrollment available
•No separate College of Fine Arts application required for this program
•Students must be admitted to the University of Arizona first
What's The Process
ADMISSION PROCESS
•No separate application or audition is required for the BA in Live & Screened Performance
•Apply to the University of Arizona and select "Live and Screened Performance" as your major
•If accepted to UA, you may begin as a student in BA LSP
CONTACT
•Daniela Tascarella: danielat1@arizona.edu or (520) 621-9303
Program info updated Mar 23, 2:53 PM
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
•BA in Live & Screened Performance (LSP) provides broad-based skills for theatre, film, television, and new media
•Training spans acting, directing, writing, dramaturgy, devising, and script development
•Cross-platform approach prepares graduates for careers across stage, screen, and emerging media
PRODUCTION OPPORTUNITIES
•Students perform in faculty-mentored productions and workshop productions on campus and beyond
•Diverse performance spaces and creative roles available
•Annual performance season features musicals, plays, and workshop productions
INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS
•TFTV LA initiative with Film Independent offers access to Los Angeles entertainment industry
•Eligible for prestigious fellowships including Project Involve
•Part of the only National Top 10-ranked film school combining theatre with film and television
DEGREE FLEXIBILITY
•120-unit degree with 40 units in the major
•Coursework includes screen acting, directing for the screen, and collaborative play development
•Option to pursue minors and interdisciplinary study
Updated Mar 23, 2:53 PM
Academic School Information
3.47
Avg GPA (W)
86%
Admit Rate
67%
Grad Rate
42,537
Enrollment
$59,979
Earnings
10yr after
In-State Tuition
$13,926
before aid
Out-of-State Tuition
$42,278
before aid
Average Annual Cost
$16,674
after typical aid
Average annual cost is often lower than tuition because it accounts for grants and scholarships most students receive. It includes tuition, room & board, books, and supplies.
Family Income $0 - $30k$13,353
Family Income $30k - $48k$14,984
Family Income $48k - $75k$16,051
Family Income $75k - $110k$19,777
Family Income $110k+$22,307
