Showing posts with label drama school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drama school. Show all posts

Saturday, 19 November 2011

WANTED DRAMA CO-ORDINATOR ACTS to CAM

ACT 2 CAM runs drama clubs in the North and North East UK. They have several posts, long term work for the right candidate, teaching drama to young people.

They have centres in Newcastle, Middlesbrough, Morpeth, Leeds, York, Harrogate, Sunderland, Darlington, Durham, Richmond, Hartlepool and Peterlee, etc.
The classes will run once a week over the school term and culminate in a filmed project which will be presented in local cinemas
Payment details: £10-£15 per hour depending on experience, weekend or evenings to suit the right candidate
Benefits: Copy of film supplied, Showreel material, Invite to screening, Regular updates about film's progress, Contract (formal confirmation of agreement).

Drama Co-ordinator
Description of the ideal candidate:
Sex: Either
Age: 18-100
Pay: 35 days - Fully paid (industry rates/living wage) £900
You have energy, discipline and commitment. You don't mind having a CRB check (and maybe you have a current CRB). You have experience working with young people and find it rewarding. You have confidence leading improvisation, and plenty of skills to create as well as perform Drama
See their website:    ACT2CAM
Email info@act2cam.com










Sunday, 9 October 2011

TV PRESENTERS COURSE. - 2 DAYS

PRESENTER STUDIO FAST-TRACK TWO DAY COURSE.  

THE PRESENTER STUDIO LONDON

If you want the most professional training with the best career advice this course is for you.
Our specially designed fast-track course gives you the opportunity to learn the most in the shortest time, putting you ahead of the rest.
Places are restricted so that we can produce you every step of the way, making sure you’ll be the best you could possibly be.
Once you book with us we’ll contact you and adapt various course elements suit your needs and style, ensuring you receive the personal attention you deserve.
You’ll learn both studio and location presenting and you'll benefit from expert career advice.

DAY ONE: STUDIO PRESENTING

HOW TV WORKS:

We give you a low-down on how TV really works - who to impress and how to get hired.

WHAT’S YOUR USP?:

No two presenters are the same. EVERYONE needs a USP (Unique Selling Point). The main aim of the two days is to find out and perfect, ‘What makes YOU different?

AND... ACTION:

Giving you the maximum time in front of the camera you’ll learn how to: talk to camera; talk to time; ad-lib; read autocue; interview; present a double header; write scripts, and you’ll present a real script from a real TV show.

OVERNIGHT PREPARATION:

You’ll work on a short script for your very own programme idea to present the following day.

DAY TWO: LOCATION PRESENTING AND 'THE SCREEN TEST'

PRODUCTION MEETING:

We meet on location in central London for our ‘Production Meeting’ and talk through the TV show you’ll be hosting.

AND... ACTION:

You take to the streets presenting links, items and vox-pops to your own programme.

ONE-ON-ONE SCREENTEST:

In the studio you’ll have a one-on-one screentest, learning skills that could be the difference between you getting a job or not.

HOW TO GET WORK:

We share the industry secrets and explain where thousands of aspiring presenters go wrong.

INCLUDED EXTRAS:

We’re passionate about new talent and offer some exceptional free additions to our courses (including our Database of Talent). See ‘The Included Extras’ for more information.
We also offer you some optional extras that you may need. See ‘The Optional Extras’ for more information.

THE CHANCE TO WORK WITH US FURTHER:

The Ideas Studio offers you the chance to turn your TV ideas into real programmes for you to present. An opportunity like no-other. See 'The Ideas Studio' for more information.
EMAIL:  info@presenterstudio.com

Monday, 3 October 2011

DRAMA SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN

A recent report by (Manpower Studies for the Arts Council of England) suggested that just over 85% of working performers had been professionally trained. So if you're child is thinking of joining the arts and you are pretty sure you want to put your daughter on the stage Mrs Worthington?   We thought that we should start the week by highlighting three of the many drama schools around the UK.


Based in London is The Anna Fiorentini Theatre & Film School for 7 – 18 year olds.  It is a not for profit organisation and it has  a growing reputation within the performing arts industry.
There are four branches and children can attend classes on the weekend or midweek.  Parents are encouraged to participate in forums to discuss ideas and pose any questions.

Students are put into groups according to their age and follow a time-table of various performing arts classes.  For more details see ANNA FIORENTINI 

Stagecoach Theatre Arts Schools are a franchise with over 600 outlets in the UK.  They teach drama, dance and singing classes too.  The classes are for 4-6 year olds and 6 -18 years.  In line with other drama schools Stagecoach has its own agency where children are offered professional work. Their dance lessons, singing lessons and acting lessons are a vital part of their preparation towards gaining work in performing arts for children. Stagecoach also runs a teacher training course for the Associate Diploma in Performance Arts (ADPA).  The ADPA has been developed for teachers working with young people in part-time performing arts school.   For more details and your nearest school see  STAGECOACH


You can start them even younger.  It is great to be able to boost your childs confidence and get them ready for the 'big school'.  How about the Pyjama Drama Schools?  Founded in 2005 by Sarah Owen, a secondary school drama teacher who recognised the immense benefits that children derive from drama, movement, music and play.  Pyjama Drama has and is still expanding across the UK.
They run four differentiated classes; ‘Dewdrops’ who start at six months, ‘Raindrops’ who begin at around eighteen months, ‘Rainbows’ who stay with them until they start school and ‘Sunbeams’ who are children from age five to seven.
Each age differentiated programme has been created to support children at each developmental stage and each activity designed to gently encourage the development of those important key skills. To find your nearest Pyjama Drama Class see PYJAMA DRAMA