This hour and a half long class weekly class is ordinarily £12, however we have a trial class on 14th March for just £4! Click here to find out more and book.
This week at The Actors’ Guild
Manchester: The Actors’ Guild is now starting to run workshops for professional actors in Manchester (find out more). To register your interest in future opportunities in Manchester please contact us.
Bursary: We are now accepting applications for our annual bursary supported by Spotlight. Click here to find out more and to apply.
About The Guild
The Actors’ Guild of Great Britain is a not-for-profit organisation – a company of professional actors from across the United Kingdom. We are not a union, although we do utilise the voice we have as a collective, and through our unique setup swing the pendulum of power firmly back to the actor.
The antithesis to the increasing number of companies who appear to take advantage of our community, The Actors’ Guild provides a haven, a support network and opportunities to nurture the talent within our membership. TAG connects members with the industry and brings our often disparate, nomadic profession together.
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CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to member Sophie Trott who has been given a free headshot shoot with mishaheadshots.com through our monthly bursary scheme.
BURSARY NOW OPEN
The Actors’ Guild Bursary financially supports a member for an entire year by providing them with all the top industry must-haves and more. Click here to find out more…
DISCOUNTS FOR MEMBERS
We’ve secured a large number of top discounts for members including headshots, showreels, voicereels, casting services theatre tickets and 30% off a new IMDbPro subscription! Click here for full info.
HOPPING THE POND
The #1 casting software in the US recently launched in the UK. Click here to read our service profile and find out if CastingNetworks can offer you something different…
PERFORM 2012
TAG have agreed a discount for all TAG members for Perform 2012. The three day industry event at London Olympia from 9-11th March. Click here for more info.
FUTURE OF CASTING
Michael Wharley speaks with casting directors working in film (Jeremy Zimmerman), television (Liz Stoll, BBC) and theatre (Alastair Coomer, Deputy Head of Casting at The National Theatre) to discuss the future of casting. Click here to read the full article.
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