A fun, fast-paced workshop designed especially for 4-8 year olds, filled with creativity, imagination and confidence-building activities, including:

Improvisation – Have fun making up stories on the spot through games and playful acting activities.

Camera Technique – Learn how to act for the camera using facial expressions, eye focus and simple on-screen tips.

Scene Work – Work with others to bring short scenes to life and explore characters through guided performance.

A fast-paced, high-energy workshop designed for 9–18 year olds, focused on building confidence, creativity and performance skills, including:

Improvisation – Develop quick thinking and creativity through fun, challenging drama games and spontaneous performance tasks.

Camera Technique – Build on-screen acting skills, including expression, eyelines, focus and natural performance for camera.

Scene Work – Work collaboratively on scripted scenes, exploring character development, storytelling and performance technique.

Filmed Performance – Bring it all together in a final filmed piece, giving students the chance to perform for camera and capture their work in action. Scenes are not distributed, and are for in-class use only.

Please note: The 1-day workshop is not available in Brisbane these school holidays.

A 2-Day Workshop designed as a deeper dive for young actors wanting more, with extended training, coaching and performance development across both days, including:

Extended Improvisation – Build confidence and spontaneity through more advanced games and performance challenges.

Camera Technique Coaching – In-depth on-screen training to refine expression, eyelines, natural performance and screen presence.

Scene Work & Rehearsal – More time to rehearse, refine and perform scripted scenes with detailed direction and feedback.

Script Development – Explore how to break down scripts, understand character objectives and make stronger performance choices.

Character Work – Develop deeper, more believable characters through guided exercises and coaching.

Performance Coaching – Individual feedback and support to help students grow their skills across the two days.

Filmed Performance – Bring it all together in a final filmed piece, giving students the chance to perform for camera and capture their work in action. Scenes are not distributed, and are for in-class use only.

Suitable for beginners all the way to advanced performers.

Classes will be split by age groups.

Perfect for students looking to refine their skills and learn new techniques in a fun and supportive environment.

Workshops will be led by a combination of Stage School senior drama teachers and industry special guest artists. Our tutors have professional experience in casting and acting for film, TV and stage.

During the April Workshops, students worked with many Screen Acting pros, including Kestie Morassi (Wolf Creek, Black Snow).

Yes — the Screen Acting Workshop follows a structured curriculum and will be consistent across all locations. Some activities may vary slightly depending on the teacher leading each session.

Nope - we’re open to all young performers!

Current Stage School students are highly encouraged to participate, as workshop content differs from our regular weekly classes and offers the chance to work on new scripts with different people.

Yes - students will have multiple short breaks throughout the day, including a 30-minute lunch break. Please ensure students bring enough food and water to keep them fuelled for a big day of Screen Acting!