Bespoke Services Extending Performing Arts for All Introduction Corporate Training Performance Production Bespoke Service / Afterschool Programme / Stage Production Afterschool Programme Stage Production “Introduction of Stage Production” is a mandatory module, while schools can select other modules based on their specific requirements. Mandatory Module Selective Module 1 Selective Module 2 Selective Module 3 Selective Module 4 Mandatory Module * The content of each module can be adjusted in order to meet the specific needs of the school. Introduction of Stage Production This module is designed to provide participants with an introductory understanding of stage production, focusing on stage health and safety, stage management, lighting, and sound design. Through this module, participants will acquire a general understanding of the various aspects involved in stage production and the formation of a successful performance. Number of sessions: 2 sessions; 2 hours / session Required venue: Classroom / Multipurpose Room / School Hall Required Equipment: Projector and computer No. of Participants: max. 30 people Selective Module * The content of each module can be adjusted in order to meet the specific needs of the school. Selective Module 1: Stage Management This module is designed to introduce participants to the principles, practices, and craft of stage management, as well as the fundamental knowledge of theatre etiquette and terminology. Through this module, participants will have the opportunity to explore the structure of a stage management team, including their roles and duties during both the rehearsal and performance periods. Number of sessions: 3 sessions; 2 hours / session Required venue: Classroom / Multipurpose Room / School Hall Required Equipment: Projector and computer No. of Participants: max. 30 people Selective Module * The content of each module can be adjusted in order to meet the specific needs of the school. Selective Module 2: Lighting Design and Operation This module aims to equip participants with the foundational knowledge and skills required for stage lighting design and operation, utilizing the equipment and facilities available at the school. Through this module, participants will gain an understanding of the role of a lighting designer and develop the fundamental skills necessary to create dynamic and effective lighting compositions. Number of sessions: 4 sessions; 2 hours / session Required venue: A room equipped with stage lighting equipment. E.g., School Hall / Multipurpose Room Required Equipment: Projector, computer and basic stage lighting equipment No. of Participants: max. 20 people Selective Module * The content of each module can be adjusted in order to meet the specific needs of the school. Selective Module 3: Sound Design and Operation In this module, participants will acquire the fundamental knowledge and skills necessary for sound design and operation, making use of the equipment and facilities available at the school. By exploring the role of a sound designer, participants will develop an understanding of the creative aspects of sound design and learn how to create and prepare sound cues that support and enhance the overall production. Number of sessions: 4 sessions; 2 hours / session Required venue: A room equipped with stage audio equipment. E.g., School Hall / Multipurpose Room Required Equipment: Projector, computer and basic stage audio equipment No. of Participants: max. 20 people Selective Module * The content of each module can be adjusted in order to meet the specific needs of the school. Selective Module 4: Stage Make-up This module is designed to provide participants with the theory and practice of basic stage make-up techniques for character and image creation in acting. Through a practical learning approach that includes demonstrations and professional coaching, participants will acquire the necessary skills to create make-up designs that enhance their performances. Number of sessions: 2 sessions; 2 hours / session Required venue: A room equipped with mirrors and projector. E.g., Multipurpose Room / Dance Room / Classroom Required Equipment: Projector, computer and mirrors No. of Participants: max. 30 people Other Afterschool Programme: Film & Television Production Other Bespoke Services: Corporate Training More Information Performance Production More Information Have a Question? Contact Us

Introduction to Risk Assessment for Production Activities Introduction to Risk Assessment for Production activities (Performing Arts) Introduction to Risk Assessment for Production Activities (Performing Arts) Risk assessment is an on-going process that evaluates risks from hazards that may arise along the production process, it is an important component of overall health and safety risk management. This course introduces the idea of risk assessment in the context of performing art productions. Indicative contents: - Concept of health and safety risk management and its process - Definition of hazards and risks - Common hazards and risk - Risk matrix - Risk evaluation - Concept of Hierarchy of control - Risk assessment processes along the production process - Review of cases Date: 29 June 2024 (Sat) Time: 2 pm - 5 pm Venue: HKAPA Language: Cantonese with English Materials Fee: $350 Enrol Speakers Cheung Man-lai Cheung Man-lai is a Lecturer in Technical Direction. He specialises in stage technology, technical direction for productions, venue operations, and workplace health and safety. He holds a BFA in Theatre and Entertainment Arts from the HKAPA, a Prof. Dip. in Occupational Safety and Health from the SCE of HKBU, and an Executive Cert. in Applied Psychology from HKUSPACE. German is continually honing his craft by obtaining professional training at institutions such as the Association of British Theatre Technicians, Artek Formations, and Total Trainings. Collaborating with his colleagues, he translated the ICoPER, the International Code of Practice for Entertainment Rigging, into traditional Chinese to propagate and share best practices. German’s current focus is on automation, applying new technologies, sustainable practices, and cultivating a healthy and safe culture in theatre-making. He is currently a technical member of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health and a member of the Association of British Theatre Technicians.

About EXCEL Extending Performing Arts for All Introduction Established in 2001, EXCEL (Extension and Continuing Education for Life) is a non-profit subsidiary of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (HKAPA). Our aim is to provide innovative, multidisciplinary and globally focused performing arts education through short courses, full-time programmes, customised workshops, and performance based productions. We strive to create positive social impact in the community and promote artistic excellence, while enhancing arts literacy, interest and appreciation among the general public. Our Vision Extending the mission of the Academy in providing an innovative, multidisciplinary and globally focused education, EXCEL aspires to be the leading lifelong learning hub for continuing education and professional development for performing arts in Hong Kong and the region. Our Mission Collaborate with the Schools of the Academy in expanding lifelong performing arts learning opportunities for all ages. Engage leading academia and practitioners to deliver high quality professional education and training. Foster strategic partnership locally and globally to promote lifelong learning of performing arts. Innovate cont inuing education learning to meet the needs in the diverse cultural metropolis. Our Values EX cel in the provision of professional and continuing performing arts education in Hong Kong, Mainland China and the region. C reate positive social impact through performing arts education in the community. E ngage stakeholders in education, industry, and community to deliver positive social impact. L ead the development of performing arts continuing education locally and globally. Study @ EXCEL Board of Governors Our Team Have a Question? Contact Us

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Musical Theatre Programme Unleash your creativity and passion on stage. Study Programme / Junior Musical Theatre Programme (JMTP) / Junior Musical Theatre Programme JMTP Page_1 JMTP Page_2 JMTP Page_1 1/2 Junior Musical Theatre Programme (JMTP) , offered by the School of Drama of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, is designed for young people from Primary 3 to Secondary 5 with a passion for singing, dancing, and acting. Entry Requirements Primary 3 - Secondary 1 (Tweens) Secondary 2 - Secondary 5 (Teens) Class Schedule 30 weeks from February to November Class Location HKAPA Wanchai Campus; or HKAPA Béthanie Campus; or HKAPA EXCEL Shek Kip Mei Studio Teaching Team Course Advisor: Associate Professor LI Wing Hong, Senior Lecturer (Musical Theatre and Voice Studies) and Undergraduate Programme Leader Teaching Team: Experienced musical theatre professionals Application Complete the online application form and pay the application fee Link: [Please click here ] Applicants must submit the following items through online application form, include: 1. Self Introduction (30 sec) 2. Song of Their Choice (1 min) 3. Dance Solo (1 min) Audition Shortlisted applicants will be invited to attend an audition. Please reserve the following tentative audition dates: 6 December 2026 and/or 13 December 2026 (10:00 AM – 6:00 PM) (Details will be announced at the end of November 2026) Fee Course Fee: In two instalments of HKD 6,000 each (due in January and May) Application Fee: HKD 250 (non-refundable) Application Deadline 15 November 2026 (Sunday) Performance A year-end showcase performance will be held in December upon completion of the programme. Details will be announced in due course.

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DSE Applied Learning Practical Skills for DSE Success Applied Learning Course Taking a Chance on Dance Taking a Chance on Dance is one of the Applied Learning (ApL) courses offered to senior secondary students as an elective subject within the senior secondary curriculum. This course focuses on the aesthetic aspect of dance by engaging students in ta holistic experience as people, dancers and makers of dance through the “Three Key Learning Processes: Performing, Creating and Appreciation”. It involves learning to perform and create dance, learning to appreciate and appraise dance, and using dance to support cognitive learning. The course also provides an all-around training to students, in developing their creativity and imagination, and on the other hand enhancing their interpersonal relations and self-confidence. This course is conducted in Chinese. Enquiries For enquiries, please contact the ApL team at 6090 3412 or email at apl.excel@hkapa.edu Cohort 2027 – 29 Form 4 Timetable Phase 1: September 2026 - May 2027 [Download] Phase 2: To be announced Phase 3: To be announced Cohort 2026 – 28 Form 5 Timetable Phase 1: September 2026 - May 2027 [Download] Phase 2: To be announced Phase 3: To be announced Cohort 2025 – 27 Form 6 Timetable Phase 1: September 2025 - May 2026 [Download] Phase 2: August 2026 [Download] Phase 3: October 2026 - Jan 2027 [Download] More options on ApL... Applied Learning Course The Essentials of Theatre Arts More Information

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Bespoke Services Extending Performing Arts for All Introduction Corporate Training Performance Production Bespoke Services / Afterschool Programme / Bespoke Service by EXCEL Afterschool Programme Afterschool Programme is a customised extracurricular programme designed for schools. With the guidance of professional instructors, students and teachers will learn the necessary skills and expertise required to deliver a successful production using their school’s equipment, while also fostering the development of their creative thinking and communication skills. Stage Production Film & Television Production Other Bespoke Services: Corporate Training More Information Performance Production More Information Have a Question? Contact Us