Australian Stage Jobs

Commences: March 14 2011 | Concludes: April 18 2011
Schedule: One day per week for 6 weeks – Monday 6:30pm-9:30pm
Tutor: Roxane Wilson (Actor)
Price: $605 (Screenwise Website Members Early Bird $495 Inc GST) * If paid in full before 28th Feb *
Location: Screenwise 84 – 86 Mary Street Surry HIlls
If the applicant has not completed Stage I Intermediate, a CV will be required.

If you\‘d like to find out more information please call the Screenwise office on tel +61 2 92814484 or email info@screenwise.com.au

A little bit about the Screenwise journey:
New terms commence every 7 weeks and run over a 6 week period. Classes are one evening per week, 3-4 hrs in duration. There are two stages:

STAGE I – Learning the Tools (Screen Acting for Beginners, Intermediate & Advanced)
STAGE II – Refining the Tools (Pro Workshops)

Each student is allocated to one of these stages based on an initial interview/audition with the Principal. The length of time that a client spends in a particular stage will depend on his/her progress, to be decided by mutual agreement between the Principal, the relevant teachers and the student him/herself. It is understood that the Principal shall have the final say in the matter. In general, the maximum number of terms within a particular stage is set at three. Some clients may spend less, depending on the pace at which they learn and develop. Some clients may have a particular problem area they need to work on; some may simply need to \‘refresh\’ already aquired skills, some may be specifically interested in working with one of our tutors (all industry professionals); someone may have an important casting or audition coming up and require private tuition. In such cases, clients may prefer to do just one 6 week term, or as many terms as they like. Coming and going as it suits them.

CURRICULUM IN BRIEF:

STAGE I

Tutors are all current Industry working Professional Actors:

• Acting Styles
• Methods
• Theories
• Actions and Objectives
• Being \‘In the moment\’
• Scene Analysis
• Characterisation
• Text and Subtext
• Overview of the Industry
• Roles and Responsibilities
• Improvisation
• Scene work.