Screen acting · Brisbane

Filmed every week.Shot on location once a term.

Class is a classroom, and in it every performance is recorded and played back. Once a term the work is shot properly, at a location rather than in a hall. Beyond that, each step up is a real thing you can book, all the way to a crewed film with a credit on it.

Above: on location for a FilmLab production, cast from our own students.

Every
performance filmed

Not a showcase at the end of term. Every time a student gets up, every week, recorded and played back.

1
production day a term, on location

The work shot properly rather than filmed in a hall. Covered from more than one angle, so a performance can be cut rather than only recorded.

8×4
published progression

Eight threads across four levels, written out so you can read what improvement looks like.

10
students, maximum

The cap is real. A screen class stops working the moment it is big enough to hide in.

FilmLab students and Peter Koevari on the Gold Coast Film Festival red carpet in 2022
GOLD COAST FILM FESTIVAL, 2022The night Diana won Best Australian Web Series. Students on the carpet, at a festival their own work was in.

Where this can go

Nineteen festival wins, cast entirely from this room

Two short films made with Koevari Pictures (formerly GP2 Entertainment), both on IMDb, both cast from FilmLab students rather than from auditions held outside. Between them they have nineteen wins and eight nominations we can name for you, festival by festival, at external festivals.

One of those awards went to a student for acting. Ruby Lott took a Special Mention for Supporting Actress at the Five Continents International Film Festival, for a role she got by being in the room and being ready for it.

None of that is what you are buying when you book a class, and we say so there too. It is what everything above the weekly class can lead to, and it is the reason the rest of it exists.