my FIRST week in my life at DRAMA SCHOOL in London
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- it's finally here! my first ever week in my life at Central...
I hope you guys enjoy as much as the Bath/Biochemistry ones
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Awww this video made me reminisce. I remember what it was like to study acting at NYU. Good memories. Filmmaking/acting school is completely different than the real world!
Glad you're finally back doing what you love!👍💕
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Loved this
Thank you!
I‘m from germany and I hope someday to be an actor but in London or USA cause I just like acting better in English but idk if I could get in cause I‘m not English
I think there’s actually more international students on our course than British ones or at least 50/50! Most drama schools are the same as far as I’m aware too! And even if you didn’t go to a school I don’t think that’s an issue that would stop you x
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Fellow German here whose plans of auditioning for the big British schools was foiled by Brexit:
Keep in mind that other than in Germany tuition fees are a thing in both the UK and the USA. In England, they used to be home fees (so the same English students pay), usually about 9000 pounds a year. Now, because Brexit, we have to pay overseas fees, making it about 30000 pounds a year. A BA course is three years, usually, so multiply that three times. Additionally, you will need to pay for rent, food, water, electricity, transportation, ... and those things are not cheap in London. Think 1500 pounds a month if you are really good with money and not looking for too much comfort or anything.
Also, we cannot apply for most British funding programs anymore ever since Brexit happened.
Don't get me wrong, I am not saying you cannot do that, I am only saying that you need to plan in advance to find a way to fund your studies in case you get accepted. (If I recall it correctly, the application form for most drama schools asks you how you are gonna fund it, so without funding, you can't even apply.)
Don't be silly like I was and just be like "I wanna do that!", try to think early on about ways to get this amount of money.
And if you do, don't get disheartened by your English, just prepare well for your audition and give it a try!
I do know a guy who did his degree at East 15 in London (pre-Brexit), and gosh, he has one of the strongest German accents I have ever heard, and also by far not flawless English when it comes to grammar etc. And yet he made it in, and he managed to do the entire three-year course and got the degree!
The best of luck to you! You can do it!
Amazing 😊
Thanks for watching! X
How costly it is plzz tell or make a video on it
All the course costs are on the website! Plus living cost of London :)
Which Drama school in London?
The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama :)
Your are looking pretty beautiful.
No shame
Is there anybody living in UK best around Southampton area between the age of 18 to 45 interested in a short films, please massage we will really appreciate it thank you
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