Emotional truth is the key to unforgettable screen performances. Discover how to connect authentically with your character, build emotional depth, and captivate audiences with your acting.

Active listening is a game-changer in screen acting. Learn how to engage fully with your scene partner, react authentically, and add emotional depth to your performances with these essential tips.

The eyes are a screen actor’s most powerful tool. Discover how to use eye contact to build connections, convey emotion, and captivate audiences with these expert tips.

Master the art of self-taped auditions with practical tips on setup, performance, and polish. Learn how to create professional, standout self-tapes that captivate casting directors and land you the role.

The actor-director relationship is vital for creating memorable screen performances. Learn how to collaborate effectively, adapt to different directing styles, and bring a director’s vision to life with these practical insights.

Typecasting doesn’t have to hold you back. Learn how to embrace your type, build a niche, and strategically expand your career in screen acting with these expert insights.

Reactions are the secret weapon of screen acting. Discover how authentic responses, perfect timing, and even non-reactions can elevate your performance and leave a lasting impression on your audience.

Jade O’Neill takes center stage in Lost Little Robot, a short film featured on the upcoming Blu-ray release of Gerry Anderson’s Space Precinct. With her powerful performance and growing career, Jade continues to make waves in the industry. Follow her journey on Instagram

Stillness is one of the most powerful tools in screen acting. Learn how to use subtle movements, silence, and emotional depth to captivate the lens and create unforgettable performances.Stillness is one of the most powerful tools in screen acting. Learn how to use subtle movements, silence, and emotional depth to captivate the lens and create unforgettable performances.

Harrison Ford worked as a carpenter, and Gene Hackman was once voted "least likely to succeed." These actors, along with Alan Rickman and Viola Davis, prove that perseverance can lead to extraordinary success. Your breakthrough might be just around the corner—stay the course.

Scotland has a proud tradition of storytelling, and Glasgow-born screenwriter Krysty Wilson-Cairns is one of its brightest stars. From her early days at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland to her Oscar-nominated work on “1917” and the spine-tingling “Last Night in Soho,” Krysty’s journey is a masterclass in creativity, grit, and staying true to her roots. A proud Glaswegian, she’s an inspiration for aspiring actors and writers everywhere—proof that great stories can begin right here at home. (Fun Fact: Her father’s business is just a few minutes from our studio in Govan!)

Subtlety is the key to unforgettable screen performances. Discover how micro-expressions, stillness, and trusting your audience can transform your acting and captivate viewers with authenticity.

Master your breath to enhance projection, timing, and emotional depth in performance. Discover techniques that ground your craft and explore insights from legendary voice instructors on our Best Acting Teachers page.

Our Ladies (2019) brought youthful energy to Glasgow’s cinematic history, echoing the raw humor and emotion of the National Theatre of Scotland’s Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour. With vibrant performances and Glasgow’s urban charm, the film and its stage counterpart celebrate Scotland’s creative legacy.

Practice your voice acting skills by muting an animated clip and creating unique voices for the characters. Experiment with pitch, tone, and personality to craft distinct audio interpretations. Take your skills further with our Voice Acting Course.

The camera is your ultimate audience in screen acting. Learn how to connect with the lens, embrace its intimacy, and let it reveal your character’s inner world in this essential guide to building on-screen connection.

Glasgow transforms into a dystopian metropolis in Edgar Wright’s reimagining of The Running Man (2024). Featuring British talent like Emilia Jones and Daniel Ezra, the film highlights Glasgow’s architectural versatility, solidifying its status as a global cinematic hub.

Your face is your most powerful tool in screen acting. Learn how to master micro-expressions, use your eyes to convey emotions, and cheat for the camera to create performances that captivate your audience.

Glasgow transformed into 1980s London for the Bollywood blockbuster Bell Bottom (2021), starring Akshay Kumar. With its iconic locations like Kelvingrove Art Gallery and meticulous period design, the city showcased its versatility and global appeal as a premier filming destination.

Take a break from the hustle and focus on areas of your life that could use attention—whether it’s health, relationships, or mindfulness. Define success through actions within your control, and remember, holistic growth fuels creativity and strengthens your craft.