Performing Arts
Acting for Screen in Bromley
Screen-focused acting in a small group, with Trinity examination preparation. From ages 7–16, students join Storytellers, Rising Stars or Headliners according to their age.
What It Covers
Acting for Screen at Bromley Conservatoire
A small-group programme with a clear teaching purpose, building craft, confidence and performance across the year.
Age groups
Within acting for screen, students join the group that matches their age.
Storytellers
Ages 7–9
Rising Stars
Ages 9–11
Headliners
Ages 12–16
Assessed by Trinity College London
Acting for Screen works towards Trinity Screen grades. The examination is taken digitally at the conservatoire.
How exams workWhat's included
The reserved class slot is in line with our term dates.
- Reserved 60-minute class slot
- Small class size (max 8)
- Weekly reports after each class
- Preparation for Trinity examinations (certificate)
- Two opportunities to enter examinations per year
- Preparation for two annual showcases
- Theatre experience
- Progression Passport to log achievements and progress — badges and prizes can be earned
- Eligibility for teacher-awarded effort medals
- Physical and digital examinations administered and taken on site, in a familiar environment
- Priority festival entry
- No charge in August
Billed separately
These are not included in the monthly fee and are charged only where they apply.
- Examination entry fees, where applicable
Through The Year
What the class is working on, by half-term
Acting for Screen is taught across the school year. Each half-term has a clear focus, so students and families can see what the class is working towards.
- 01
Autumn 1
September – October
Skills. Students learn frame sizes, eyeline, stillness, marks, scale, continuity and playback etiquette.
- 02
Autumn 2
October – December
First showcase. The class creates a short filmed showcase or screening piece, such as a series of interviews, a group script or multiple solo snippets.
- 03
Spring 1
January – February
Exam preparation. Students prepare Trinity Screen Grade 1, 2 or 3 tasks, using the current scripts and task guidance.
- 04
Spring 2
February – April
Exam preparation. Students record convincing takes that meet the examination requirements, then select their work through reflective practice.
- 05
Summer 1
April – May
Second showcase. The class applies its skills to a short scene sequence, screening piece or mock showreel, conveying intent and emotion through body language. The same piece may be presented with a different intent by each student.
- 06
Summer 2
May – July
Performance and exploratory work. The class screens the second showcase part-way through the half-term, then experiments and samples the next skill level.
The year's teaching is organised by half-term, moving between camera skills, filmed showcase work and Trinity Screen examination preparation.
Timetable
Class times for Acting for Screen
Class times are confirmed by term and listed here once published.
Class times are confirmed by term. Enquire and we will share the current timetable for this programme.
Also at the Conservatoire
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Ages 5–7
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Ages 7–16
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Ready to begin
Enquire about acting for screen in Bromley
Tell us the student's age and experience and we'll share the right class and current timetable.