21 Performing Arts Summer Course Programs

The 2026 edition of the Summer School will focus on playwriting and the rewriting and adaptation of literary texts for theater and stage performance.

Summer Course in Fashion Design and Creative Methodology is a one-month intensive Summer Course that leads students through a creative methodology to open a different perspective and vision of creating a collection. It is a course to have a vibrating brushstroke of how to discover your own creative universe through a very specific methodology to arrive at an unexpected and surprising result.

Covers the quantitative analysis tools to support operations management for a supply chain that is geographically dispersed and culturally diverse. Discusses the tools necessary to ensure that the products/services are delivered/provided in a quality and timely manner.

Private study in applied music is offered during both sessions of Summer Term. The Summer Term office can assist with any registration questions. Once registered, instructors will reach out to students via email to schedule lessons.

Whether you are already working in the industry, studying acting in college, or still in high school, our four-week Summer Intensive Training programs are built to offer you the personalized training you need. Our courses in Acting for Film and Television or Musical Theatre Performance enable experienced performers to work on skill-building, and novice performers to sample the life of an actor living and working in New York City. 

ESRA Film school offers 4 weeks Filmmaking Summer programs in Paris, Cannes, Brussels and New York City. These programs take place twice in July each year.

Dive into every aspect of the film making process in our film summer programme. Guided by expert professionals in the film industry you’ll develop your own short film from start to finish.

Suitable for all experience levels, our theatre summer programme offers a rich and supportive environment for students to grow in creativity, confidence and teamwork - both on and off the stage.

Considers macroeconomic factors of relevance to the firm: aggregate economic activity, cyclical movements, and fiscal and monetary policies. Reviews the problems of decision-making relating to demand, production, costs, market structure, and price. Provides an analysis of the interplay between governments, economic systems, labor, and multinational corporations (MNCs).

Examines the foundations of modern marketing analytics and offers students the opportunity to develop their abilities to select, apply, and interpret readily available data on customer purchase behavior, new customer acquisition, current customer retention, and marketing mix optimization.

Introduces students to key aesthetic aspects of film. Students study a variety of historical and contemporary examples of fiction and nonfiction films that illustrate the expressive possibilities of image and sound. Students learn to analyze, explain, and write about these formal elements.

This course familiarizes students with various elements of film language and introduces them to a range of approaches to cinematic analysis. Different types of films will be surveyed. Classical narrative cinema will be compared with alternative modes of story-telling.

Explores web analytics, text mining, web mining, and practical application domains. The web analytics part of the course studies the metrics of websites, their content, user behavior, and reporting. The Google Analytics tool is used for the collection of website data and analysis.

Theatre Studies at the Sorbonne

An introduction to the art and craft of storytelling through the moving image. Particular emphasis is given to writing short scripts. Topics covered include character development and narrative structure as it applies to shorts, features, and episodic television.