9 Reasons You Didn’t Book the RoleYou did everything right, but you still didn’t get the role. How can this be? Before you beat yourself up, consider this possibility: it’s not personal.You act for the love of it. You act for the need you feel to express humanity’s shared and unshared experiences. For the desire …
Watch T. Schreiber Studio’s master teachers Peter Jensen, Page Clements, and Pamela Scott in their roundtable Zoom discussion about the performance mishaps and audition horror stories they’ve experienced in their long careers. Their stories, encompassing performance nerves, audition misunderstandings, outrageous wildlife, inappropriate fits of the giggles, and the pressure actors put on themselves will make …
Life Skills from Acting by Katherine Schreiber Why Act? If you’re pursuing an acting career in theatre, film, or television, you probably already have an answer that motivates and inspires you. But there are a few additional ways that acting—whether it’s studying the craft, performing, or putting yourself out there for yet another audition—benefits your …
Don’t let this be why you don’t book. Bill Coelius, the Studio’s Commercial Acting guru, explains the one thing you should never fail to do in your commercial auditions…if you want to book the job. Always tag, always tag, and always tag. Tag? Button? No matter what you call it, just make sure you do it. What …
Should You Lose Yourself In A Role? Have you ever wondered – can actors lose themselves in a role? Do actors become like their characters completely? And if so, is that a good or bad thing? It is an actor’s most important job to fully embody characters while on stage or on set. As viewers, …
Voice Over Tips from Casting Director Jeff Dreisbach The trick to quality consistent Voice Overs Did you know that when it comes to working with microphones, your physical set-up matters? The spacing between you and your microphone (and your microphone and the wall) makes a big difference in your sound quality. And especially these days, …
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Kids & Teens Acting Classes Join a team of talented collaborative kids & teens as they explore acting through Improv, Scenework & Storytelling. Whether it’s your first time taking an acting class, or you are just ready to take your acting skills to the next level join us for our Sample Acting Class Join us …
The Actors’ Typing Workshop Do you know how Casting Directors perceive you? Do you want to play the girl/guy next door when you would be better suited to play the wacky neighbor? Knowing and leaning into our type as actors help us know what characteristics we need to play and which ones we exude naturally. …
We at the Studio acknowledge that white supremacy is a systemic force in our country and in the theatre and film community. We pledge to make a difference and do better as a professional training program, as a theatre, and as members of the arts community. We are in the process of establishing specific …
Ever wonder how hard it would be to learn an accent? Watch in this video as Page Clements coaches an actor through an emergency Boston Accent. Study with Page Clements in Dialect Training, Vocal Production, or Shakespeare.
During our quarantine from the Coronavirus, there have been many questions you’ve wanted answers to. Jeffrey takes your top 5 questions and gives you his best take on the answers. Find out what the most asked question is and then get the answer! STUDY WITH Jeff Dreisbach
An Acting Teacher’s Guide to Letting Go of ‘Imperfections’ BY BILL COELIUS When actors come into my class, they almost always bring with them a mental list of all the physical ailments or irregularities they believe will keep them from booking commercials: height, weight, birthmarks, teeth. I’m here to tell you that your body doesn’t matter; …
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T. Schreiber Studio alum Julia Garner receives rave reviews for her starring role as Jane in the new, powerful film “The Assistant.” The film also features another TSS alum, Jon Orsini, who plays the role of Jane’s co-worker. From The New York Times: Written and directed by Kitty Green (whose last film was the 2017 …
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Catch T. Schreiber Studio alum Matthew Del Negro as Tom in Limerence, now streaming on Amazon Prime Video as well as iTunes, Google Play, YouTube, VUDU, Microsoft XBOX, Vimeo OnDemand, Fandango Now and many more! The film is written and directed by Tammy Minoff who also stars in the film. Rosemary (Tammy Minoff) is an …
T. Schreiber Studio alum and award-winning actor Edward Norton has taken his career to the next level with his latest film, Motherless Brooklyn, in which wrote, produced, directed and stars in! A passion project of Norton’s ever since he read Lethem’s novel of the same name in 1999, the film took nearly 20 years to …
October 22nd through 26th at the Robert Moss Theater (440 Lafayette Street) Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, & Friday at 8:00pm / Saturday 2:00 & 7:00pm EARLY BIRD TICKET SPECIAL Get an early bird discount with the code EARLYBIRDSHORTS Hurry! Discount ends October 8th. Get tickets at schreibershorts.bpt.me
We are thrilled that TSS alum Julia Garner has received her first Emmy nomination for her incredible work as Ruth Langmore in the Netflix hit series Ozark. Julia is nominated for Best Drama Supporting Actress. Earlier this year she received two SAG Award bids (for her individual and ensemble performance) and two Critics’ Choice nominations …
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Parents, has your child expressed interest in acting or theatre? Join us for a free sample acting class for kids and teens that will give you and your child a glimpse into the wonderful world of acting, lead by Jazelle Foster, an associate with Denise Simon Coaching. Join us on Thursday, September 19th, 2019 from …
Calling all actors! Only a few spots left. Join us for an Open House on Friday, August 16th, 2019 to meet our teachers, tour our Studio, and attend 2 of our free mini-workshops taught by our master teachers. Sign up for either our afternoon or evening session and come ready to play! We’re looking forward …
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If you’re looking to get serious about your acting career, then enrolling in an acting conservatory or summer acting program is a great choice to fully immerse yourself in refining your acting skills and technique. Our acting intensives range from 4-week acting boot camps to a full-year conservatory program, so even if you are short …
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