This stage builds the core skills required for professional screen acting.

• Develops truthful, grounded performance through practical on-camera work

• Removes unhelpful habits and over-intellectualising

• Introduces the acting principles used throughout the programme

• Aligns actors with current industry expectations

This stage prepares actors to work truthfully and consistently on camera.

• Actors work exclusively on monologues written for screen

• Lines are learned quickly and applied under time pressure

• Rehearsal happens on set, not in theory

• Performances are filmed repeatedly and adjusted under direction

• Actors begin working with original screen material in a production-style environment

This stage expands the demands of on-camera work through scenes.

• Actors work on multi-character scenes

• Focus on relationship, timing, and shared responsibility

• Sustaining truthful behaviour across longer material

• Filming under production-style conditions

• Maintaining performance across multiple takes and adjustments

This stage develops vocal control and performance for professional recording environments.

• Voice acting technique grounded in truthful performance

• Clarity and control without physical support

• Working with scripts across different vocal demands

• Recording under studio-style conditions

• Understanding how voice performance translates to professional audio formats

Where training is tested through real production.

• Actors audition for roles in an original short film

• Rehearsal and filming operate to professional expectations

• Performance is assessed under pressure and time constraints

• Set etiquette and how to behave on set

This stage focuses on preparing actors to enter the professional industry with clarity and discipline.

• Professional headshots aligned with current casting standards

• Agency etiquette and professional communication

• Understanding how actors are assessed beyond the classroom

• Practical preparation for transitioning into professional work