What Is Virtual Production, and What Does It Mean for Actors?
You are standing on the bridge of a starship. Galaxies drift outside the window. The lights shift with the stars. You can feel the mood of the scene. It’s not a green screen. It is all around you. Welcome to virtual production, or as many now call it, The Volume. If you have seen The Mandalorian, you […]
Why Every Actor Should Master the General American Accent
If you are serious about screen acting, learning the General American accent is not just a nice extra—it is a vital tool in your actor’s toolkit. Whether you are based in London, Sydney, or Cape Town, this one skill can dramatically expand the roles available to you, making you a more versatile and employable performer. […]
The Actors Studio Team hits the Red Carpet in Cannes
The Actors Studio team made a bold impression at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, celebrating both the art of performance and the future of filmmaking. We walked the red carpet, networked with global talent, and joined the Raindance Film Festival villa party — a highlight for industry creatives. One of the most powerful moments came […]
Brad Pitt to Star in Edward Berger’s Adaptation of The Riders
Brad Pitt is set to headline the long-anticipated film adaptation of Tim Winton’s Booker Prize-shortlisted novel, The Riders. This cinematic endeavour will be directed by Edward Berger, acclaimed for his work on Conclave and All Quiet on the Western Front. The project is a collaboration between A24, Ridley Scott’s Scott Free Productions, and Pitt’s own Plan B Entertainment. ​ A Tale of […]
Severance: A Masterpiece of Psychological Storytelling and Lessons for Actors
Apple TV’s Severance has emerged as one of the most thought-provoking series in recent years, captivating audiences with its dystopian premise and intricate storytelling. As anticipation builds for the upcoming second season, the show continues to dominate conversations in the entertainment world. For actors and enthusiasts alike, Severance offers valuable insights into character development, emotional nuance, and the art […]
Lessons We Learned from the BAFTA Rising Star Nominees 2025
The BAFTA Rising Star Award celebrates emerging talent that has captivated audiences and critics. Each nominee represents not just exceptional skill but also the hard work, perseverance, and passion required to make an impact in the world of screen acting. This year’s nominees are no exception, with performances that inspire and resonate with actors everywhere. […]
Actors Studio takes centre stage at the Actors Pro Expo in 2025 with Industry Leading Guests
Step into a world where craft meets insight at this unmissable seminar, led by Actors Studio Creative Director & Producer Nathan Caselton, who joins director Elliot Hegarty, Director and Executive Producer of the new Disney+ Hit Show ‘Rivals’ starring David Tennant, Aidan Turner and Nafessa Williams. His previous work also includes Directing Ted Lasso and Bad Education. This one-of-a-kind […]
Breakout Actor: Paul Mescal – Normal People to Gladiator 2
Paul Mescal has swiftly ascended from the stages of Irish theatre to the forefront of international cinema, showcasing a remarkable range and depth in his performances. His journey from portraying intimate character studies to leading epic narratives underscores his versatility and dedication to the craft. Early Life and Education Born on 2 February 1996 in […]
Why a Standout Showreel is Essential for UK Actors in 2025: Your Key to Landing More Roles
The Importance of a Showreel in the UK Acting Industry The UK acting industry has been booming in 2024, with casting calls across TV, film, commercials, and theatre productions filling casting platforms daily. As competition grows, the need for actors to find ways to stand out has never been greater. A professional showreel, then, is […]
Actress Marissa Bode Shines as Nessarose: A Milestone for Diversity and Inclusion in Hollywood Casting
Marissa Bode’s casting as Nessarose in the upcoming Wicked movie marks a significant step forward for diversity and inclusion in the film industry. Marissa is the first wheelchair user to portray the role of Nessarose, a character who, like her, uses a wheelchair. This casting decision not only adds authenticity to the character but also […]
