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Meet the coolest cats in town! We’re sending out a huge congratulations to the Diploma of Screen Acting graduating class…

If you want to make it in the Film & TV industry internationally, you will need to learn an American Accent eventually and as a rule: the earlier, the better.

The key distinction between the Showreel Course and simply paying a business to record a showreel for you, is that Screenwise Showreel graduates are equipped with the skills that showcase their calibre and versatility as an actor during auditions and screen tests.

ecessary practical skills needed for actors to thrive across platforms. This includes presenting, green screen, combat and accent training amongst a wider range of skills acquired throughout the course. 

In this article, learn about how corporate training can propel your organisation forward. 

It wasn’t until he was 23 that Adam was willing to give up his job in Wollongong’s steelworks and pursue acting professionally at Screenwise.

It is not about the way you look or your fashion sense and it is certainly not about ego – it is about being authentic to your own self and bringing that to your work – Screenwise Tutor, Anna Lee.

Choosing the right content for your showreel can be difficult. You need to showcase your best work while promoting yourself as the great actor you are.

For actors, a showreel functions like a curriculum vitae – it should effectively demonstrate your acting range in as little as three minutes, or even less

“I hope this just inspires everyone at Screenwise not to give up on their dreams!!! Tell them to hang in there!! I booked a lead in an indie and hunger games in one month!! Life changed forever.” – Stef Dawson.

Like it or not, so much has changed since COVID-19 entered the picture. Life, it seems, has gone on a standstill as kids are forced to continue their studies online and working parents, well, have had to stay at home, too. 

Maya is a critically-acclaimed Australian Film & Television actress who has been nominated for AFI awards on two occasions; for Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Garage Days) and Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role (In a Savage Land).