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Why Is Act4ward different?

The key question has to be different from what?

I like to believe that act4ward is unique in it's basic concept.

Firstly it's open to anyone - it has no set requirements other than enthusiasm to take part and a good attitude. 

It uses photography, video and audio to build up personal self confidence and range.

It uses acting and drama to acheive this.

You do not have to an actor already to take part, and you do not have to have acting as a career path.

If you do have acting however as your intended or actual career - you will be taken seriously and encouraged.

Advanced work will help you get you where you want to be - such as acheiving a good agent and worthwhile work. You wll do this by learning how to be confident, how to present yourself and how to approach your future.

Those with special needs such as autism will receive special agenda's to take into account their struggles and patience is a key watchword to act4ward at all times.

Act4ward does not teach drama it ultilises it -the aim is that the new born actor feels confident to go out there a seek drama courses, castings and help with that new confidence we work on together.

It's a team thing whoever you are - we work together yo build up your "acting brand" or to set your place in society to face the world of work and leisure.

Act4ward is more often one to one with me [William David]. 

Normal child protection measures are ofcourse in place.

William David ofcourse has full DBS status.

As an actor advances Act4ward will help where practicaland where reqested.

Act4ward is for males from 8 up to approx 25 - broadly speaking covering the full range of education ages. This however is a  guide, girls and younger older applicants may be accepted .

It's always worth getting in touch to have a chat about the options.

Contact by e.mail to pp@act4ward.uk or one of the options via the contact page.

Thanks for your interest.

 

William David