Full-Time Acting Conservatory

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Are you a highly motivated, passionate actor ready to commit to a professional training?

T. Schreiber Studio’s Acting Conservatory Program is designed to prepare you for a thriving career in theatre, film, and television. The Acting Conservatory is a full-time acting program tailored to serve your individuality and talent while supporting your growth as a fully developed, well-rounded actor in whom body, voice, and instinct are integrated. Our Acting Conservatory is a unique opportunity to benefit from T. Schreiber’s renowned professional New York conservatory program from anywhere in person in New York City.

“The only person you’re in competition with when you come here, is yourself.”

Andy Mac - Conservatory Alum

Recognized as one of the foremost professional theatre studios in New York City. With over 50 years’ experience developing actors in a supportive and collaborative environment, the Studio’s alumni include Edward Norton, Peter Sarsgaard, and Julia Garner. Faculty of the Studio is composed of working professionals and established artists in theatre, film, and television under the direction of Terry Schreiber and Peter Jensen, the Studio’s Artistic Directors

September 27, 2021 – May 20, 2022

Interested in the One Year Conservatory?

Mondays - Fridays 9:30am - 1:30pm
Fee: $16,495/150 classes (plus $75 registration fee for new students)

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Acting School For International Students. M1 Student Visa Information.

This school is authorized under Federal law to enroll nonimmigrant alien students.
Please contact us for details: (212) 741-0209, sally@tschreiber.org

1st Semester September 27th - December 15th, 2021

Acting

Pamela Scott & Robert Verlaque

Concentration is to develop a free, spontaneous, truthful use of the self. Techniques include relaxation exercises; moment-to-moment practices, concentrated involvement and application of emotional preparation in scene work.

Voice & Speech

Page Clements

The Vocal Production Class introduces the actor to a range of physical exercises to discover their true voice and develop a fully expressive instrument fit rehearsals, performances and auditions.

Movement for Actors

This work focuses on developing a full expressive use of the body and allowing the flow of energy, to obtain more freedom, and connection to emotions, thoughts and physical expression. The goal is to free the body to become one of your great acting tools.

2nd Semester January 10th - May 20th, 2021

Acting

Peter Jensen & Terry Schreiber

Concentration is to develop a free, spontaneous, truthful use of the self. Techniques include relaxation exercises; moment-to-moment practices, concentrated involvement and application of emotional preparation in scene work.

Shakespeare Workshop

Page Clements

The class breaks down walls of self-consciousness in the handling of Shakespeare’s language. The heightened demands of executing Shakespeare’s text will lead the actor to the full use of language in all writing styles.

Business Workshop

Jeff Dreisbach, Jazelle Foster & Robert Verlaque

The Business Workshop provides each actor with the nuts and bolts of working professionally. The goal is to help each actor identify and market his/her talent.

Commercial Acting

Bill Coelius

Learn to connect with the camera, relax into your role, and confidently audition, make it to callbacks, and book the job.

On Camera

Robert Verlaque

The workshop integrates the vital acting tools of truthful talking and listening, character creation, and moment-to-moment involvement with the technical demands of the camera.

Script Analysis

Terry Schreiber

In conjunction with Acting III, the class offers rigorous, insightful study of the text, designed to break down vital structural elements and components of the script.

Performance / Reel Semester

The Spring Cycle includes a performance workshop and development of a reel to prepare students for casting opportunities. In the performance workshop students are cast in a full length play, follow a rehearsal process, and present the work for an invited audience. The focus is to apply the training of the two prior semesters to the demands of bringing the work to performance and incorporating audience energy. During this time students will also work with TS faculty and one of the industry’s leading demo reel production companies to create, develop, and shoot original material specifically for each actor. Graduates will have fully edited professional footage for their casting reel.

Questions?

  • Call us at 212-741-0209 or send an email to sally@tschreiber.org so we can help.
  • This is an intermediate/advanced level program. Applicants 18 years or older can apply online. An audition is required.
  • Ready to Apply? Select the LOG IN/CREATE ACCOUNT button to submit your application. We will contact you with the information you need to audition.
MEET YOUR INSTRUCTORS
Terry Schreiber
Terry SchreiberFounder
Peter Jensen
Peter JensenArtistic Director
Page Clements
Page Clements
Pamela Scott
Pamela Scott
Robert Verlaque
Robert Verlaque
Jeff Dreisbach
Jeff Dreisbach
Bill Coelius
Bill Coelius
Jazelle Foster
Jazelle Foster

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ACCOLADES
“Out of this conservatory, I got to work with a manager who now I am signed with. And I’ve also booked some T.V. work. I wouldn’t have achieved any of this without the Studio.”
— Raul M.
“Most importantly, being able to go into a professional audition and know what I’m doing. And feel confident and comfortable. And just kill it.”
— Kelly Marie K.
“This Studio was one of the best experiences in my life and I loved getting to be a part of it.”
— John M.
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