Screenwise provides specialist training in acting for film and television. EST. 2000
RTO | 91699 So you want to be an actor?
Screenwise (RTO provider code 91699) offers a range of classes, courses and tailored workshops suited to people wishing to enter the acting industry, or to further develop their Film and TV career. Employing top local and international working professionals, Screenwise is the acting break you've been looking for! Overseen by Denise Roberts (Schapelle, The Moodys, Cliffy, Mrs Biggs, Packed To The R
16/03/2026
Congratulations to all the finalists in the 2026 AACTA Young Stars: National Youth Casting Call, and our winner, Sebastian Sero.
Screenwise is incredibly proud to support initiatives like the AACTA Young Stars that spotlight the next generation of screen talent.
12/03/2026
Congratulations to all the Young Stars. The future of the Australian film and television industry is in great hands. ⭐️
12/03/2026
Tutor David Berry (Outlander) in class today with our Advanced Diploma 2nd Years 🏰
A massive congratulations to Diploma Grad for his guest role in Make sure you check him out as Louie in Episodes 19, 20, 22 and 23 on the new season of Home and Away available to watch on 7plus!
03/03/2026
Screenwise Second Year Advanced Diploma students recently stepped into the professional sound booth to contribute to an Australian feature film written, directed & produced by Advanced Diploma graduate . The experience provided invaluable industry exposure, showcasing the calibre and readiness of Screenwise actors working at a professional level.
Juvenescence is in post production and will be released in 2026 - keep an eye out to see a lot of Screenwise community on screen!
24/02/2026
Phenomenal night at the Awards - so amazing to see so much talent in the screen industry.
Congratulations to all the winners and all the nominees, and congratulations to all the Screenwise alumni who were there! A great event sponsored by Screenwise 🥂
17/02/2026
A Feature Film Full of Screenwise Talent!
Screenwise is proudly represented in the upcoming feature film Where the Sky Meets the Ground, written, produced, directed and starring Advanced Diploma graduate Emrah Akbulut, alongside Showreel graduate Jonah Erofeyeff.
Set on the cusp of graduation and adulthood, the film follows four friends as they embark on one final adventure through the Australian bush in search of a crashed drug plane - a journey that tests their friendship and marks the end of an era.
Other Advanced Diploma Graduates starring in the film are: Liam Carr, Jake Gussinklo, Jasmine Clowes and Madeleine Walker with Showreel Graduate Shanika Raikwar.
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of our dear tutor and friend, Alan Zitner.
Alan was a cherished presence who brought joy and warmth to every room he entered. His enthusiasm and kindness left a lasting impression on everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.
We are deeply grateful for the exceptional training and unwavering support Alan provided to our students over the years. His dedication and passion for teaching have left an indelible mark on our community.
Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences go out to Jeanette and his family during this difficult time.
Thank you Alan. Rest In Peace 🙏🏼
Screenwise community takes on film by ! Huge congratulations to Emma B (Showreel Student Manager & Grad) for writing, directing, producing and starring in film ‘A Little Magic’. 'A Little Magic' is in the Wildcard Comp, making the top 25 of 700 entires. Give it a watch on the Youtube!
Actors: Hugh Robinson, Jorja Scheibe and Emma Carolina-Wolf (Showreel Graduates July 24)
First AD: Zali Hamilton (Screenwise Staff)
Production Support: Parisse Lattimore (Showreel Graduate February 25)
03/02/2026
In light of recent events in the Australian acting community, Screenwise reminds all actors, especially young and emerging, to stay vigilant.
Please remember:
• Legitimate agents do not charge sign-up fees. They earn commission only when you book work.
• Most casting agents work from professional offices or request meetings in public spaces. Always trust your instincts and verify opportunities.
When responding to castings or auditions, ask yourself:
• Am I comfortable with what’s being asked of me?
No audition or self-tape should ever involve nudity, sexual content, intimate contact, or stunts.
• Is the communication professional and respectful?
• Is the person or company who they claim to be?
If you’re ever unsure, refer to Screen Safe Australia’s National Guidelines for Screen Safety by the Media Entertainment & Arts Alliance and Screen Produces Australia.
Let’s look out for one another and keep our industry safe.
Classes for the Showreel Course start next week!
Audition this Wednesday 4 February to secure your place.