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Below are some frequently asked questions about our studio, our courses and classes. The section will give you more insight into how we work, and if the Actors Door Studio is the right fit for you.
Actors
Door
Studio.
Need An Instant Answer To A Question?
Below are some frequently asked questions about our studio, our courses and classes. The section will give you more insight into how we work, and if the Actors Door Studio is the right fit for you.
Yes! In fact we welcome it. Our programs have been designed to take you from beginners level all the way to graduation.
The 2 YR BEATTM Acting Course is a rigorous training program, suitable for actors looking to dedicate their time to training as an actor. While the course schedule allows students the flexibility to work on a part-time basis, in the evenings and on weekends, the training requires full dedication to the course mentally.
We are unable to admit students into our 2 YR once the course has commenced. We advise waiting for the next round of admissions and taking short courses and classes in the interim.
Yes. To be selected into the program applicants must successfully advanced through the following process:
Currently, there are 2 ways to apply to the Drama Course:
There are two ways to apply to the course:
Our 2 YR courses are conducted in an adult environment, which means anyone aged 18 or over. However, if you are aged 16-18, you may be able to attend to join long term study options. In this scenario you will need a parent or guardian to sign our enrolment form granting you permission to attend.
We accept payment via Paypal, Credit/Debit Card processed via ApplePay, through Stripe and Paypal. We also accept bank transfers. Long term courses can be paid via monthly instalments.
Unfortunately as we unable to process cash payments.
Please visit the Book Now section of the website to book your first course.
Yes! In fact we welcome it. Our programs have been designed to take you from beginners level all the way to graduation.
The 2 YR BEATTM Acting Course is a rigorous training program, suitable for actors looking to dedicate their time to training as an actor. While the course schedule allows students the flexibility to work on a part-time basis, in the evenings and on weekends, the training requires full dedication to the course mentally.
We are unable to admit students into our 2 YR once the course has commenced. We advise waiting for the next round of admissions and taking short courses and classes in the interim.
Yes. To be selected into the program applicants must successfully advanced through the following process:
Currently, there are 2 ways to apply to the Drama Course:
There are two ways to apply to the course:
Our 2 YR courses are conducted in an adult environment, which means anyone aged 18 or over. However, if you are aged 16-18, you may be able to attend to join long term study options. In this scenario you will need a parent or guardian to sign our enrolment form granting you permission to attend.
We accept payment via Paypal, Credit/Debit Card processed via ApplePay, through Stripe and Paypal. We also accept bank transfers. Long term courses can be paid via monthly instalments.
Unfortunately as we unable to process cash payments.
Please visit the Book Now section of the website to book your first course.
Yes. Our tutors, teachers and the studio director are available. Please contact us to enquire or book sessions directly on the booking page.
Yes. Our tutors, teachers and the studio director are available. Please contact us to enquire or book sessions directly on the booking page.
No. There is absolutely no requirement for you to be a student at ADS in order to take advantage of the short courses, acting classes, workshops or masterclasses we have on offer.
ADS runs one-off workshops or masterclasses or workshops to supplement actor training. Students currently enrolled in long term study are able to take these as they wish.
Our short term study options are conducted in an adult environment, which means anyone aged 18 or over in able to attend. However, if you are aged 16-18, you may be able to join our classes, courses and workshops. In this scenario you will need a parent or guardian to sign our enrolment form granting you permission to attend.
No. There is absolutely no requirement for you to be a student at ADS in order to take advantage of the short courses, acting classes, workshops or masterclasses we have on offer.
ADS runs one-off workshops or masterclasses or workshops to supplement actor training. Students currently enrolled in long term study are able to take these as they wish.
Our short term study options are conducted in an adult environment, which means anyone aged 18 or over in able to attend. However, if you are aged 16-18, you may be able to join our classes, courses and workshops. In this scenario you will need a parent or guardian to sign our enrolment form granting you permission to attend.
Beck Emotional Access Technique is derived from the method developed and advanced by Sanford Meisner, widely known as the Meisner Technique. As BEAT practitioners we utilise some exercises from the Meisner Technique, however our foundational approach as well as the philosophy behind BEAT is distinct. At the core of BEAT is the idea that an actor’s emotions can be disengaged from the objects, people, places and circumstances in their world and transported into ‘things’ found in the character’s world. Having previous experience in the Meisner Technique will be useful in understanding BEAT more deeply as you first encounter it. However, in our experience, Meisner Technique students who have trained in the UK, find BEAT very challenging. We welcome you to get in touch in touch with us to discuss your experience so that we can recommend appropriate courses and classes for you. Fay Beck has written about some core differences between BEAT and the Meisner Technique that we suggest newcomers read. For an in-depth understanding of how we do POV repetition differently, read Fay’s article on POV Repetition and watch the videos to appreciate the BEAT philosophy.
Beck Emotional Access Technique is derived from the method developed and advanced by Sanford Meisner, widely known as the Meisner Technique. As BEAT practitioners we utilise some exercises from the Meisner Technique, however our foundational approach as well as the philosophy behind BEAT is distinct. At the core of BEAT is the idea that an actor’s emotions can be disengaged from the objects, people, places and circumstances in their world and transported into ‘things’ found in the character’s world. Having previous experience in the Meisner Technique will be useful in understanding BEAT more deeply as you first encounter it. However, in our experience, Meisner Technique students who have trained in the UK, find BEAT very challenging. We welcome you to get in touch in touch with us to discuss your experience so that we can recommend appropriate courses and classes for you. Fay Beck has written about some core differences between BEAT and the Meisner Technique that we suggest newcomers read. For an in-depth understanding of how we do POV repetition differently, read Fay’s article on POV Repetition and watch the videos to appreciate the BEAT philosophy.
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