Full Time Training
Two Year
Screen Acting Training
Next Audition Date: 11th January 2025
Training that'sIn-depth||Hands on
The Two-Year course provides an in-depth training through developing students vocal, physical and emotional range. This course will focus on developing skills specifically for screen whilst being able to dedicate time to absorb and reflect upon the complexities of acting through a holistic approach to creativity.
Discover yourself
The student is encouraged to discover and enhance their creative self as well as pursuing personal development. Emphasis is given to critical awareness of on screen performance. Students are also encouraged to create their own screen acting portfolio for professional use.
Focused attention
The school prides itself on small class sizes allowing for individual attention. This full-time course runs over eight 8-week modules divided by short breaks in between. The training will culminate in a graduation screening at a local cinema and an on-line presentation for agents casting directors and other industry professionals.
Course Overview
First Year
This foundation year is for discovery and exploration – enabling the student to enhance their creative centre. Students work on enhancing vocal and physical skills as well as developing confidence on camera. Various projects throughout the first year will provide students with the opportunity to apply their training to a variety of genres and styles.
Second Year
Students continue building on the experience of the first year and apply their technical and artistic skills within an industry context. This final year also includes professional preparation; mock auditions, how to survive as a working actor and meeting agents, casting directors and producers.
Module 4 provides students the opportunity to apply what they have learned/gained from the previous 3 modules in preparation for their graduation. This consists of a screening in a commercial cinema to the graduands and their guests exploring the work of the school.
Beyond The Course
The students are assisted in creating their own show reels from in house work which they can send out to industry contacts during the time leading up to and beyond graduation.
Term Dates
The year is divided into four eight week modules.
Course dates may be subject to date change at school’s discretion.
Induction: 4th October 2024Module 1: 7th October – 29th November 2024Module 2: 06th January 2025 – 29th February 2025Module 3: 17th March – 9th May 2025Module 4: 26th May – 18th July 2025
Saturday Upcoming Audition Dates
- Saturday 11th January 2025
- Saturday 8th February 2025
- Saturday 15th March 2025
Fees & Entry Requirements
Entry Requirements
Entry to courses is through audition and all applicants must complete an Application Form.
Minimum age: 18
Fees
Audition: £50
Deposit: £500.00 +VAT (20%)
Tuition Fees per annum: £10,000 +VAT (20%)
(Please note that deposit is refundable on completion of the course.)
Payment Schedule
Deposits are payable 2 weeks after receiving notification of acceptance and guarantees a place on the course.
All fees are due seven weeks prior to the start of each module.
The course fee is divided into four payments.
Entry Requirements
Entry to courses is through audition and all applicants must complete an Application Form.
Minimum age: 18
Fees
Audition: £50
Deposit: £500.00 +VAT (20%)
Tuition Fees per annum: £10,000 +VAT (20%)
(Please note that deposit is refundable on completion of the course.)
Payment Schedule
Deposits are payable 2 weeks after receiving notification of acceptance and guarantees a place on the course.
All fees are due 21 days prior to the start of each module.
The course fee is divided into four payments.
Our Tutors
Professional Training from Experienced Industry Professionals
Effective training requires more than just imparting knowledge from textbooks and setting appropriate assignments – that’s why all our tutors are actively involved in the film and television industries, bringing a wealth of real-life experience to their teaching and training.
Mark Normandy
Screen Acting / Screen Writing
Mark Normandy
Mark has spent much of his creative life as an actor, writer and director with critical acclaim in the theatre, film and television industry. He has run his own theatre company ‘Hot Toddy’ productions successfully for several years.
David B Craik
Read-through Technique Screen Writing for Actors
David B Craik
Started his career at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, where he trained in classical acting and theatre arts and at the renowned Bristol Old Vic Company. His training also included appearances for BBC TV Bristol. His career in acting and directing has included Repertory // National Theatre // West End // Theatre-in-Education // Fringe // four years touring in companies specialising in clown work and classical mime // TV comedy // Film // Music videos.
Mary Roscoe
Improvisation for Screen
Mary Roscoe
Mary grew up in Zimbabwe and came to London to train. She has been acting in film, television and theatre since 1980, and teaching alongside her acting work for 10 years. Recent acting with the acclaimed film directors Mike Leigh and Joanna Hogg led to Mary teaching improvisation for film at several drama schools in London.
Belinda Peters
Sight Reading
Belinda Peters
Television includes “Judge John Deed”, “Mike and Angelo” series for children, “Sherlock Holmes – The Master Blackmailer”, “Eastenders”, “Casualty” and “The Bill”.
Film includes “The Shadow Within”, directed by Silvana Zancola, playing Madame Dauby. This won three awards in Europe.
Real Results Post Training
We know training with the International School of Screen Acting is worth it for anyone wanting to build a career in the film and television industry, and we're hugely proud of the wide range of projects our alumni go on to after training with the International School of Screen Acting - but don't just take our word for it...
