Facilities Hire

Need a Studio for Daily Hire?

The Screen Actors Workshop has 100 square meters of space that’s divided into three studios (one with a green screen and one with Premiere Pro edit suite)
We’re at a convenient location just 20 minutes north of the City, and as such, our facilities offer the perfect venue for:-

Auditioning and Casting
Shooting Corporate and Promo Videos
Rehearsals

We also have a variety of lighting, furniture, costumes and other props that can be used in your production. There is also a kitchen area for making yourself at home with your favourite brew.
Within the immediate vicinity is a wide range of cafes, restaurants and bars for your dining pleasure.

All this is easy to get to with plenty of free parking, and available at an extremely attractive rate.

We also have an Adobe Premiere Pro CC edit suite available for hire – with mastering to DVD, USB, or direct delivery to clients via DropBox (or for files up to 2gb via wetransfer)

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Being Open Minded

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Mistakes

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