Acting for Film, T.V and Theatre
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Acting Classes with Industry Professionals and Career Management

Study Screen Acting, Scene Study, The Meisner Technique, and empower your Voice with Industry Professionals at the Sydney Acting Studio.

Your Journey Starts Here…

MEISNER TECHNIQUE

At the Sydney Acting Studio, our system comprises a synergistic sequence of training exercises meticulously designed to establish a robust foundation for actors to launch their craft. This approach immerses the actor completely in the present moment, fostering authentic behavior under both given and imaginary circumstances. Members undergo a series of progressively intricate exercises aimed at cultivating the capacity to tap into an emotional reservoir, master improvisation, and infuse textual work with the spontaneity and richness of their personal responses.

SCENE STUDY

In the industry, a widely embraced adage is that 'the pros train in the theatre.' Numerous accomplished film and television actors credit their initial success to stage performances. Engaging in live performance not only cultivates essential confidence but also hones the ability to articulate thoughts clearly and vividly. Acting on stage serves as a robust training ground, instilling comfort in addressing an audience and developing a powerful voice. Our Scene Study class not only reinforces these principles but also presents members with the exciting prospect of auditioning for our Theatre Productions.

CAMERA TECHNIQUE

Our approach is designed to enhance performers' skill sets, enabling them to embody fully realized characters in auditions, on film, and on television. Our members engage in regular scene-shooting sessions, cultivating a comprehensive library of self-tape material. This curated content serves as a powerful portfolio, submitted to agents and industry professionals for potential job opportunities. Emphasizing television commercials, script analysis, and audition techniques, our program empowers members to uncover their unique strengths, allowing them to stand out in a competitive industry.

VOCAL TECHNIQUE

Sydney Acting Studio places a distinct emphasis on cultivating a performer's essential asset: their voice. Our dedicated Vocal Technique class, held weekly, encompasses a comprehensive range of elements, including breath-work, relaxation techniques, warm-up exercises, monologue delivery, accent mastery, tongue twisters, scene work, and public speaking skills. Our holistic approach is designed to empower actors, fostering confidence and enhancing vocal strength for both performance and public speaking engagements.

BUSINESS OF ACTING

Our unique process is designed to empower members in achieving their goals and realizing their dreams. We take pride in guiding our members to craft a professional industry package that stands out when submitted to agents. Our approach centers around the business of acting, ensuring that our members are equipped to maximize their chances of securing representation with an agent. The success of our method is evident as many of our members are now represented and actively participating in auditions for professional productions within the industry. Moreover, we've taken a step further by establishing our own agency, Studio Management, to propel our Advanced members into the industry and accelerate their career growth.

INDUSTRY MASTERCLASSES

Sydney Acting Studio consistently hosts exclusive Masterclasses featuring renowned Casting Directors, Agents, Film Directors, Producers, and accomplished Performers. We are honored to have welcomed numerous distinguished industry professionals, including Kriv Stenders, Emma Langley, David Caesar, Jeremy Sims, Bren Foster, Micaeley Gibson, Stevie Ray, Luke Ford, Jennifer Monaco, Kevin Jackson, Jeffrey Walker, David Smith, Marcus Graham, Jess Arthur, Shaun Rennie, Paige Walker, Stef Dawson, Linda Nicholls Gidley, Leigh Pickford, Amber Mosdell, David Smith, Natalie Wall, David Newman, Faith Martin, Daisy Hicks, Alex Proyas, and many more to our esteemed studio.

 

 
We must never cease exploring
— T.S Elliot