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IDSA TALENT. IDSA Talent is a sub-division of Identity Agency Group (IAG). IDSA specialises in developing emerging actors that are specifically selected from the school. Several IDSA Talent clients have strongly developed and have gone on to gain representation with IAG. Every client signed to IDSA Talent is a current student at IDSA.
Identity School of Acting boasts six spacious rooms across our King’s Cross and Brixton branches. Each space is suitable for rehearsals, castings and performances, filming and more, and can accommodate up to 25 people to a studio depending on the project type. To make a booking or find out more information about our spaces, please get in ...
Audible Scholarship. We are delighted to announce our partnership with the world’s leading provider of spoken-word entertainment, Audible. The partnership will include sponsorship of a termly 18-hour Voice Acting Module which will cover audiobook and drama performance, voice reel surgery to offer actors advice, support and coaching and studio ...
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30 de ago. de 2019 · Hello Audition Hackers! Today I am going to introduce you to a part-time Drama School that has made a name of itself in a matter of years. It is Identity School of Acting. Founded in 2001 by Femi Oguns, that was giving out flyers in the streets of Brixton to start with, the School has now grown into the most famous part-time drama school in the UK.
The standard of any acting school should be judged by the school’s successes. Our alumni from IDSA have significantly challenged conventions and reshaped the industry landscape. It’s a common sight to find graduates from our institution in many television shows and movies. The proof of our commitment to industry standards in training is ...
A NOTE FROM THE PRINCIPAL. When I set up IDSA I did so as a response to what I felt was a deficit in the minority talent being accepted into mainstream drama schools, and the lack of diversity across Television, Film and Theatre. I decided to fill that void by setting up a school that would foster community, encourage diversity, and nurture ...
