Screenwise blog

You may have years of experience performing in theatre. However, that doesn’t mean that you will be able to naturally start performing on screen.

A showreel is a short video which showcases the skills, range, and capability of an actor. It should have a professional look and should present you at your very best.

As an actor who wants to make it in Hollywood, you must have an authentic American Accent. If your resume lacks this skill, you will most likely find it difficult to secure an audition for a Hollywood production.

We sat down and talked with Maree Papadopoulos about her 2nd year of our previous 10065NAT Diploma of Screen Acting.

1st Year student TJ Lawson provides a snapshot of his time during the 1st year of our previous 10065NAT Diploma of Screen Acting. 

We did some digging and compiled a list of five special skills a screen actor should bring to the table to make himself stand out from the crowd.

Acting for film and television is very different from a stage production. Especially working on set – whether it’s for the first time or for a subsequent project – screen acting requires a unique approach.

Screenwise sat down with 1st Year 10065NAT Diploma of Screen Acting Student and Founder’s Scholarship Recipient Harrison Green to chat about his experience studying in our studios over the past year!

Here are some top tips on how to make a showreel that stands out from the crowd, putting you front of mind for any casting director.

If you’ve been wondering whether acting classes would help your teen, here’s a list of reasons to remove any of those doubts.

Here are six reasons why YOU should join this course and what you can take away from it.

His first major TV breakthrough came about playing Kol Mikaelson on the highly successful US Television Series The Vampire Diaries and its spin-off The Originals: Awakening gaining him a cult following and critical acclaim.