You are more than welcome to observe a class. Please email the office to arrange this: info@associatedstudios.com.au
Our tutors are all practicing industry practitioners working in their specific field. We have a huge list of professional contacts who love to come in and work with our students. Look under “Meet the Team” to see some of the amazing people we have welcomed to our classes.
Our auditions are on an individual basis and take about 20 minutes, concluding with a short interview. Musical Theatre performers need to prepare two contrasting musical theatre songs and a short monologue. In instances where the audition has been scheduled at short notice we will accept two songs only, or two songs and a reading of a monologue. Accompanists are provided, although for Musical Theatre singers backing tracks may be acceptable. Please check when booking your audition. Overseas students can audition via a video link. We also require two professional references and will conduct a Skype interview.
We charge $50.00 which is payable in advance. This is to cover the cost of our venue and the services of a Musical Director and the panel.
Yes, you do, usually as part of the audition itself. We want this to be a learning experience for you and we are honest because we don’t want to mislead you in any way. If we feel you would benefit from different training offered elsewhere we will tell you; if we feel you need to work on a specific skill we will tell you; basically, we want to help you as much as we can so our feedback will reflect this and should be considered as constructive.
It is important that we can see you work for a variety of reasons: we need to be confident that applicants are right for the workshop/course that they have applied for and indeed that the workshop/course is right for them. We would rather say no than offer someone a place on a course that was not going to benefit them. For masterclasses, we are often asked to provide participants with specific qualities so it is therefore vital that we know your work and scope.
Yes, when you apply, tell us which courses you are interested in. We will advise you as to which course we think is best for you after your audition.
No-one said it would be cheap to be an actor/performer – you have a whole host of expenses: photographs, scripts, memberships, casting site memberships, Equity, etc. You are a business and as such have to think like one. Prepare an annual budget and within that budget include an amount for your professional development. This could be individual singing lessons or a short course but whatever you choose, it is essential to your continued growth and to ensure you stay on top form. Our courses are extremely reasonable. Like any organisation offering this sort of programme we have overheads which must be covered such as fees and rental. Also, remember that Professional Development courses are tax-deductible!
At the moment funding options are very limited, but we are hoping that this will change. We are partnered with Study Loans to help students with course fees – click here to find out more. We do very occasionally offer part-bursaries but this is not for every course and is assessed on a case by case basis.
No one can guarantee you work or an agent – NO-ONE! And we would never dream of promising this because it would be wrong. However, our full-time course and our 5-month Advanced Musical Theatre course have a showcase to which agents and casting directors are invited. You will work with people who can advise you – and indeed recommend you for work. All of our courses do prepare you for the reality of the business and also open your mind to the possibilities of creating work for yourself. Our masterclasses and workshops are often led by practitioners who are looking for new exciting talent and, in the past, participants have been offered work as a direct result of taking part in one of our workshops. The Associated Studios has facilitated work opportunities on countless occasions.
The short answer to this is sorry, but no! We hope that participants can attend every class because it is certainly in their best interest but we appreciate, especially with professional development, that things crop up – work and auditions and sometimes you cannot say no. We still have the same overheads, however, so we cannot reimburse you for missed sessions. For the full-time courses, students are expected to attend every day and every class unless they are ill.
We give as much information as possible about all of our courses, but also use your audition interview to find out as much as you want to know – after all you are interviewing us in the same way that we are interviewing you. We will be very honest with you and tell you if the course is not suitable for your needs. We do not want you, or indeed the course, to suffer because it is the wrong direction for you.
Our participants are usually aged 18+. You are offered a place on your talent and potential. For Professional Development courses we expect participants to have trained or worked professionally. There is no upper age limit. As we mentioned previously, you never stop learning. Some applicants are refocusing their careers, others are changing career direction and some are returning to work after a gap period, and all of these life experiences really add to the dynamic of the groups.
Prior to the course starting participants are sent a detailed Resources Pack filled with useful information and requirements for the course.
We offer monthly or termly interest-free instalment plans. You are required to pay a 25% deposit (50% for overseas students). The balance is due before the course starts unless a payment plan has been agreed with Associated Studios Australia. This will normally be monthly repayments (due on 7th of each month) and full payment must be complete at least one month before the end of the course.
By bank transfer – we will supply bank details or by cheque made out to ‘Associated Studios Australia’.
No, but you do have to pay a larger deposit (50%). You are responsible for any bank charges incurred when making payments.
The majority of our participants have trained and/or worked professionally. However, this is an ever-changing profession and it is vitally important to continue to work on and develop your skills. This doesn’t just apply to singers but to actors too. Our workshops and courses are designed so that the performer can explore, discover, refresh and refocus their career. Participants will build and expand their audition material and will grow in confidence and ability. Additionally you will work with practicing practitioners and will make some great contacts. You will NEVER stop learning, even if you work to the ripe old age of 99!
You are more than welcome to observe a class. Please email the office to arrange this: info@associatedstudios.com.au
Our tutors are all practicing industry practitioners working in their specific field. We have a huge list of professional contacts who love to come in and work with our students. Look under “Meet the Team” to see some of the amazing people we have welcomed to our classes.
Our auditions are on an individual basis and take about 20 minutes, concluding with a short interview. Musical Theatre performers need to prepare two contrasting musical theatre songs and a short monologue. In instances where the audition has been scheduled at short notice we will accept two songs only, or two songs and a reading of a monologue. Accompanists are provided, although for Musical Theatre singers backing tracks may be acceptable. Please check when booking your audition. Overseas students can audition via a video link. We also require two professional references and will conduct a Skype interview.
We charge $50.00 which is payable in advance. This is to cover the cost of our venue and the services of a Musical Director and the panel.
Yes, you do, usually as part of the audition itself. We want this to be a learning experience for you and we are honest because we don’t want to mislead you in any way. If we feel you would benefit from different training offered elsewhere we will tell you; if we feel you need to work on a specific skill we will tell you; basically, we want to help you as much as we can so our feedback will reflect this and should be considered as constructive.
It is important that we can see you work for a variety of reasons: we need to be confident that applicants are right for the workshop/course that they have applied for and indeed that the workshop/course is right for them. We would rather say no than offer someone a place on a course that was not going to benefit them. For masterclasses, we are often asked to provide participants with specific qualities so it is therefore vital that we know your work and scope.
Yes, when you apply, tell us which courses you are interested in. We will advise you as to which course we think is best for you after your audition.
No-one said it would be cheap to be an actor/performer – you have a whole host of expenses: photographs, scripts, memberships, casting site memberships, Equity, etc. You are a business and as such have to think like one. Prepare an annual budget and within that budget include an amount for your professional development. This could be individual singing lessons or a short course but whatever you choose, it is essential to your continued growth and to ensure you stay on top form. Our courses are extremely reasonable. Like any organisation offering this sort of programme we have overheads which must be covered such as fees and rental. Also, remember that Professional Development courses are tax-deductible!
At the moment funding options are very limited, but we are hoping that this will change. We are partnered with Study Loans to help students with course fees – click here to find out more. We do very occasionally offer part-bursaries but this is not for every course and is assessed on a case by case basis.
No one can guarantee you work or an agent – NO-ONE! And we would never dream of promising this because it would be wrong. However, our full-time course and our 5-month Advanced Musical Theatre course have a showcase to which agents and casting directors are invited. You will work with people who can advise you – and indeed recommend you for work. All of our courses do prepare you for the reality of the business and also open your mind to the possibilities of creating work for yourself. Our masterclasses and workshops are often led by practitioners who are looking for new exciting talent and, in the past, participants have been offered work as a direct result of taking part in one of our workshops. The Associated Studios has facilitated work opportunities on countless occasions.
The short answer to this is sorry, but no! We hope that participants can attend every class because it is certainly in their best interest but we appreciate, especially with professional development, that things crop up – work and auditions and sometimes you cannot say no. We still have the same overheads, however, so we cannot reimburse you for missed sessions. For the full-time courses, students are expected to attend every day and every class unless they are ill.
We give as much information as possible about all of our courses, but also use your audition interview to find out as much as you want to know – after all you are interviewing us in the same way that we are interviewing you. We will be very honest with you and tell you if the course is not suitable for your needs. We do not want you, or indeed the course, to suffer because it is the wrong direction for you.
Our participants are usually aged 18+. You are offered a place on your talent and potential. For Professional Development courses we expect participants to have trained or worked professionally. There is no upper age limit. As we mentioned previously, you never stop learning. Some applicants are refocusing their careers, others are changing career direction and some are returning to work after a gap period, and all of these life experiences really add to the dynamic of the groups.
Prior to the course starting participants are sent a detailed Resources Pack filled with useful information and requirements for the course.
We offer monthly or termly interest-free instalment plans. You are required to pay a 25% deposit (50% for overseas students). The balance is due before the course starts unless a payment plan has been agreed with Associated Studios Australia. This will normally be monthly repayments (due on 7th of each month) and full payment must be complete at least one month before the end of the course.
By bank transfer – we will supply bank details or by cheque made out to ‘Associated Studios Australia’.
No, but you do have to pay a larger deposit (50%). You are responsible for any bank charges incurred when making payments.
The majority of our participants have trained and/or worked professionally. However, this is an ever-changing profession and it is vitally important to continue to work on and develop your skills. This doesn’t just apply to singers but to actors too. Our workshops and courses are designed so that the performer can explore, discover, refresh and refocus their career. Participants will build and expand their audition material and will grow in confidence and ability. Additionally you will work with practicing practitioners and will make some great contacts. You will NEVER stop learning, even if you work to the ripe old age of 99!
You are more than welcome to observe a class. Please email the office to arrange this: info@associatedstudios.com.au
Our tutors are all practicing industry practitioners working in their specific field. We have a huge list of professional contacts who love to come in and work with our students. Look under “Meet the Team” to see some of the amazing people we have welcomed to our classes.
Our auditions are on an individual basis and take about 20 minutes, concluding with a short interview. Musical Theatre performers need to prepare two contrasting musical theatre songs and a short monologue. In instances where the audition has been scheduled at short notice we will accept two songs only, or two songs and a reading of a monologue. Accompanists are provided, although for Musical Theatre singers backing tracks may be acceptable. Please check when booking your audition. Overseas students can audition via a video link. We also require two professional references and will conduct a Skype interview.
We charge $50.00 which is payable in advance. This is to cover the cost of our venue and the services of a Musical Director and the panel.
Yes, you do, usually as part of the audition itself. We want this to be a learning experience for you and we are honest because we don’t want to mislead you in any way. If we feel you would benefit from different training offered elsewhere we will tell you; if we feel you need to work on a specific skill we will tell you; basically, we want to help you as much as we can so our feedback will reflect this and should be considered as constructive.
It is important that we can see you work for a variety of reasons: we need to be confident that applicants are right for the workshop/course that they have applied for and indeed that the workshop/course is right for them. We would rather say no than offer someone a place on a course that was not going to benefit them. For masterclasses, we are often asked to provide participants with specific qualities so it is therefore vital that we know your work and scope.
Yes, when you apply, tell us which courses you are interested in. We will advise you as to which course we think is best for you after your audition.
No-one said it would be cheap to be an actor/performer – you have a whole host of expenses: photographs, scripts, memberships, casting site memberships, Equity, etc. You are a business and as such have to think like one. Prepare an annual budget and within that budget include an amount for your professional development. This could be individual singing lessons or a short course but whatever you choose, it is essential to your continued growth and to ensure you stay on top form. Our courses are extremely reasonable. Like any organisation offering this sort of programme we have overheads which must be covered such as fees and rental. Also, remember that Professional Development courses are tax-deductible!
At the moment funding options are very limited, but we are hoping that this will change. We are partnered with Study Loans to help students with course fees – click here to find out more. We do very occasionally offer part-bursaries but this is not for every course and is assessed on a case by case basis.
No one can guarantee you work or an agent – NO-ONE! And we would never dream of promising this because it would be wrong. However, our full-time course and our 5-month Advanced Musical Theatre course have a showcase to which agents and casting directors are invited. You will work with people who can advise you – and indeed recommend you for work. All of our courses do prepare you for the reality of the business and also open your mind to the possibilities of creating work for yourself. Our masterclasses and workshops are often led by practitioners who are looking for new exciting talent and, in the past, participants have been offered work as a direct result of taking part in one of our workshops. The Associated Studios has facilitated work opportunities on countless occasions.
The short answer to this is sorry, but no! We hope that participants can attend every class because it is certainly in their best interest but we appreciate, especially with professional development, that things crop up – work and auditions and sometimes you cannot say no. We still have the same overheads, however, so we cannot reimburse you for missed sessions. For the full-time courses, students are expected to attend every day and every class unless they are ill.
We give as much information as possible about all of our courses, but also use your audition interview to find out as much as you want to know – after all you are interviewing us in the same way that we are interviewing you. We will be very honest with you and tell you if the course is not suitable for your needs. We do not want you, or indeed the course, to suffer because it is the wrong direction for you.
Our participants are usually aged 18+. You are offered a place on your talent and potential. For Professional Development courses we expect participants to have trained or worked professionally. There is no upper age limit. As we mentioned previously, you never stop learning. Some applicants are refocusing their careers, others are changing career direction and some are returning to work after a gap period, and all of these life experiences really add to the dynamic of the groups.
Prior to the course starting participants are sent a detailed Resources Pack filled with useful information and requirements for the course.
We offer monthly or termly interest-free instalment plans. You are required to pay a 25% deposit (50% for overseas students). The balance is due before the course starts unless a payment plan has been agreed with Associated Studios Australia. This will normally be monthly repayments (due on 7th of each month) and full payment must be complete at least one month before the end of the course.
By bank transfer – we will supply bank details or by cheque made out to ‘Associated Studios Australia’.
No, but you do have to pay a larger deposit (50%). You are responsible for any bank charges incurred when making payments.
The majority of our participants have trained and/or worked professionally. However, this is an ever-changing profession and it is vitally important to continue to work on and develop your skills. This doesn’t just apply to singers but to actors too. Our workshops and courses are designed so that the performer can explore, discover, refresh and refocus their career. Participants will build and expand their audition material and will grow in confidence and ability. Additionally you will work with practicing practitioners and will make some great contacts. You will NEVER stop learning, even if you work to the ripe old age of 99!
You are more than welcome to observe a class. Please email the office to arrange this: info@associatedstudios.com.au
Our tutors are all practicing industry practitioners working in their specific field. We have a huge list of professional contacts who love to come in and work with our students. Look under “Meet the Team” to see some of the amazing people we have welcomed to our classes.
Our auditions are on an individual basis and take about 20 minutes, concluding with a short interview. Musical Theatre performers need to prepare two contrasting musical theatre songs and a short monologue. In instances where the audition has been scheduled at short notice we will accept two songs only, or two songs and a reading of a monologue. Accompanists are provided, although for Musical Theatre singers backing tracks may be acceptable. Please check when booking your audition. Overseas students can audition via a video link. We also require two professional references and will conduct a Skype interview.
We charge $50.00 which is payable in advance. This is to cover the cost of our venue and the services of a Musical Director and the panel.
Yes, you do, usually as part of the audition itself. We want this to be a learning experience for you and we are honest because we don’t want to mislead you in any way. If we feel you would benefit from different training offered elsewhere we will tell you; if we feel you need to work on a specific skill we will tell you; basically, we want to help you as much as we can so our feedback will reflect this and should be considered as constructive.
It is important that we can see you work for a variety of reasons: we need to be confident that applicants are right for the workshop/course that they have applied for and indeed that the workshop/course is right for them. We would rather say no than offer someone a place on a course that was not going to benefit them. For masterclasses, we are often asked to provide participants with specific qualities so it is therefore vital that we know your work and scope.
Yes, when you apply, tell us which courses you are interested in. We will advise you as to which course we think is best for you after your audition.
No-one said it would be cheap to be an actor/performer – you have a whole host of expenses: photographs, scripts, memberships, casting site memberships, Equity, etc. You are a business and as such have to think like one. Prepare an annual budget and within that budget include an amount for your professional development. This could be individual singing lessons or a short course but whatever you choose, it is essential to your continued growth and to ensure you stay on top form. Our courses are extremely reasonable. Like any organisation offering this sort of programme we have overheads which must be covered such as fees and rental. Also, remember that Professional Development courses are tax-deductible!
At the moment funding options are very limited, but we are hoping that this will change. We are partnered with Study Loans to help students with course fees – click here to find out more. We do very occasionally offer part-bursaries but this is not for every course and is assessed on a case by case basis.
No one can guarantee you work or an agent – NO-ONE! And we would never dream of promising this because it would be wrong. However, our full-time course and our 5-month Advanced Musical Theatre course have a showcase to which agents and casting directors are invited. You will work with people who can advise you – and indeed recommend you for work. All of our courses do prepare you for the reality of the business and also open your mind to the possibilities of creating work for yourself. Our masterclasses and workshops are often led by practitioners who are looking for new exciting talent and, in the past, participants have been offered work as a direct result of taking part in one of our workshops. The Associated Studios has facilitated work opportunities on countless occasions.
The short answer to this is sorry, but no! We hope that participants can attend every class because it is certainly in their best interest but we appreciate, especially with professional development, that things crop up – work and auditions and sometimes you cannot say no. We still have the same overheads, however, so we cannot reimburse you for missed sessions. For the full-time courses, students are expected to attend every day and every class unless they are ill.
We give as much information as possible about all of our courses, but also use your audition interview to find out as much as you want to know – after all you are interviewing us in the same way that we are interviewing you. We will be very honest with you and tell you if the course is not suitable for your needs. We do not want you, or indeed the course, to suffer because it is the wrong direction for you.
Our participants are usually aged 18+. You are offered a place on your talent and potential. For Professional Development courses we expect participants to have trained or worked professionally. There is no upper age limit. As we mentioned previously, you never stop learning. Some applicants are refocusing their careers, others are changing career direction and some are returning to work after a gap period, and all of these life experiences really add to the dynamic of the groups.
Prior to the course starting participants are sent a detailed Resources Pack filled with useful information and requirements for the course.
We offer monthly or termly interest-free instalment plans. You are required to pay a 25% deposit (50% for overseas students). The balance is due before the course starts unless a payment plan has been agreed with Associated Studios Australia. This will normally be monthly repayments (due on 7th of each month) and full payment must be complete at least one month before the end of the course.
By bank transfer – we will supply bank details or by cheque made out to ‘Associated Studios Australia’.
No, but you do have to pay a larger deposit (50%). You are responsible for any bank charges incurred when making payments.
The majority of our participants have trained and/or worked professionally. However, this is an ever-changing profession and it is vitally important to continue to work on and develop your skills. This doesn’t just apply to singers but to actors too. Our workshops and courses are designed so that the performer can explore, discover, refresh and refocus their career. Participants will build and expand their audition material and will grow in confidence and ability. Additionally you will work with practicing practitioners and will make some great contacts. You will NEVER stop learning, even if you work to the ripe old age of 99!
Please contact us if you have any further questions about Associated Studios Australia.