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CREATIVE AND DYNAMIC ON-CAMERA ACTING CLASSES FOR JUNIORS, TEENS AND ADULTS
WINNER OUTSTANDING EDUCATIONAL SERVICE: EXELLENCE IN SCREEN ARTS TRAINING
Okay, fine. We’ve been around for a while and we’ve won awards. BUT WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU? Well, whether you are interested in acting lessons as a pathway into the performing arts, as a much-needed break from the kids, as a fun way to meet new people, or to simply improve your social skills and current career prospects, then our classes and courses will give you the skills, the confidence, and the edge you need to succeed. Our classes cater to all of the above and so much more and go hand in hand with our prime commitment of training creative talent for the Australian Film and Television industry.
“The outstanding training my sister Emma-Jane and I received at Screen Actors Workshop led to us playing the roles of Sarah and Mandy in the Peter Andrikidis film Alex and Eve. The classes represent outstanding value for money and the professional industry tutors really know their stuff!”
Katerine Ann MacKinnon-Lee
Sydney’s award-winning and longest established screen acting school provides:
- Flexible part-time classes
- Comprehensive master class program
- 20 week full-time Intensive course
- Private tuition
- Award-winning industry tutors
- Fun and focused teaching style
- Acknowledged industry training
- Quality acting tuition at affordable prices
“I could never stop acting, because it would be like removing curiosity, and, to me, that would be like removing life itself.”
Robert Redford
Screen Actors Workshop Curriculum:
The backbone of our curriculum is Stanislavski’s Method; based on the principal that acting finds its expression in people’s responses to other people and circumstances. However not all actors respond to the same technique: Therefore our curriculum incorporates the best elements of Stanislavski combined with the most effective techniques of other proven methods including Meisner, Chekhov, Morris and Mamet. Blended with these methods are our own proven techniques, developed throughout many years of teaching experience. By not limiting our curriculum to any one particular method or technique, our unrestricted approach ensures our students receive a comprehensive, dynamic and well-rounded education.
- Comprehensive training in screen performance and technique
- Numerous levels of study available – from beginner intro to camera to cutting-edge advanced classes
“To Grasp the full significance of life is the actor’s duty, to interpret it is his problem, and to express it is his dedication.”
Marlon Brando
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Check out the About Us video to learn more about the school – and most importantly, what our students have to say about us…
Learning how to act has proven lifelong benefits for children, teens and adults. The lifelong benefits of acting include…
Character Building
Creativity and Innovation
Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
Enhanced Communication Skills
Collaboration
LATEST NEWS!
Jemma Eggins is playing the role of Olive Neal in the New York production of Woody Allen’s Bullets Over Broadway. Once the musical completes its record-breaking run at the 42nd Street Theatre, Gemma and the rest of cast are touring the production around America.
Katerine Ann MacKinnon-Lee plays the female schoolgirl antagonist Sarah in the Peter Andrikdis directed feature film Alex and Eve.
Alex and Eve is slated for a theatrical release in October 2015.
Allira Peters meanwhile plays the lead antagonist in the feature film Make Them Dead.
After playing the lead of Alpha in his first feature film, Lead Me Astray, Logan Webster is now casting his second film. The as-yet-untitled film follows in a similar comedy-horror vein from Lead Me Astray.
Logan Webster and Mona Bagherpour at a casting session at the school for Logan’s new film.
Mona Bagherpour has just wrapped principal photography on the sci-fi film Egregore, in which she plays the lead role of Rina.
New York film producer and former student Brady Kirchberg’s film Whiplash has garnered mass critical and audience acclaim and was recently the highest grossing film in America for several weeks. The March 2015 edition of the JB Hi-Fi magazine Stack, gave Whiplash a 5 star rating along with naming the film DVD of the month.
Afterdirecting her first feature film, the critically- acclaimed Around the Block starring Christina Ricci, writer-producer-director Sarah Spillane is now helming her second feature, True Spirit.
Well done Sarah, you’re fast becoming one of Australia’s hottest young writer- directors.
Advanced teen graduate and private tuition student Pangrum Tiangbangloung wins Best Monologue, Best TV Commercial and Actor of the Year at the 2014 IPOP! awards in Los Angeles.
Congratulations and well done Pangrum!
And well done to advanced teen Samantha Picello who, competing in the younger age group under Pangrum’s, also won Best Monologue at IPOP! 2014.
Lance Alaalatoa plays a rabid fan of the All Blacks rugby team in the first episode of what looks set to be an ongoing series of comic Samsung television commercials.
Well done Lance. But what will your Wallaby mates think of you supporting the All Blacks!