SCREENWISE
INTRODUCTORY PRESENTER'S COURSE AND

LEVEL 2 PRESENTER'S COURSE (Applicants must audition, or have completed the Intro Presenter's Course).

The course instructors include Oriana Panozzo (Channel 10), Darren McMullen (Foxtel), Scott Feeney (Producer - Better Homes & Gardens).

Each class will be of 3 - 4 hours in duration.
The students will experiment in presenting for:

* Children, Lifestyle, Infotainment, Travel, Vox Pops, Interview *

The students will be working with the Presenter's NECESSARY SKILLS:

Short term memory, Acting as reacting, Circle of concentration,
One to one communication, Doing it for the cameraman, Walking and
talking, Hitting the mark, Finding the light, Finding the camera, Being
prepared, Being spontaneous, Being spontaneous twelve times in a row,
Stamina, Presenting YOU, Voice and body, Relaxation, Energy,
Discipline, Writing your own copy, Improvising, Taking direction,
Working as a team.

INTRO:

When: 1 night per week for 6 weeks from 6.30 p.m. - 9.30 p.m.

Commences: Wed 13th September 2006 – Concludes Wed 18th October 2006

LEVEL 2:

When 1 night per week for 6 weeks from 6.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m

Commencing Mon 11th September - Concludes Mon 16th October 2006

(Material from this course can be used for a presenter showreel).

Cost: $660 for both courses!

Call Screenwise office on (02) 9281 4484

Email:  info@screenwise.com.au   or apply on line at   http://www.screenwise.com.au 

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SCREENWISE Film & TV School For Actors
presents…
AUSTRALIA'S VERY FIRST
2 Year Full-time
DIPLOMA OF SCREEN ACTING
This program covers the full spectrum of skills training needed to produce a high calibre and successful screen actor. Students who are eligible can apply for Youth Allowance or Austudy, Health Care Card and Student Concessions Card.

The 2 Year Diploma of Screen Acting is the first of it's kind in the Country and will commence Feb 2011. AUDITIONING NOW!

Based on the “Roberts Method”, it mixes a strong academic element with a hard-nosed professionalism. It provides total focus and immersion training in the unique skills and techniques required for screen acting to meet the demands of today’s industry.

The Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA) statistics show that 85% of an actor’s career-long income will be derived from television. The majority of renowned acting schools in Australia focus on ‘theatre’ with very little time given to skills and knowledge required for acting on screen. For most actors the medium of screen will be their bread and butter, as there is little in the Australian Theatre industry to sustain a life as an actor.

The Screen Acting Diploma comprises of 14 Units of Core Subjects and One Elective. The normal duration of this course is 1380 hours delivered in 20 hours per week over a two year full-time program, For further information including: entry requirements, how to apply and fee structure, please contact the Screenwise office on +61 29281 4484 or info@screenwise.com.au

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