Best Theater Schools In Toronto Near Me

4worldlovers: FILM SCHOOL AND ACTING SCHOOL KNOWN AS THE TORONTO ACADEMY OF ACTING FOR FILM AND TELEVISION ESTABLISHED SINCE 1998 IS REGISTERED AS A PRIVATE CAREER COLLEGE UNDER THE PRIVATE CAREER COLLEGES ACT 2005″ OFFERING VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS.

TORONTO ACADEMY OF ACTING AND FILM & TELEVISION SCHOOL is recognized as one of the top film schools, offering training in diploma programs for film acting as well as film & television production

Toronto Academy of Acting for Film & Television is the only film school and acting school that has access to all film and Television projects across Canada making it one of the best film acting schools in Canada.

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GBTC offers acting, drama and theatre arts programs for young people throughout the year.


GBTC's enthusiastic, caring staff create a warm, supportive environment where students will feel at home, and be ready to explore and discover.


Through the Fall, Winter and Spring, we provide programs of classes, for ages 6-to-8 and 9-to-14.

Our programs for ages 6 to 14 include plays, mime, improvisation, theatre games, musical theatre, work with simple sets and costumes, and a concluding public performance. In selected programs we also offer specializations such as storytelling, mask-making, rap, comedy, stage combat and video.

Our full-day camp programs, offered during July and August and also during March Break, also include outdoor activities, games and sports.

Our ongoing program of classes provide an excellent, graduated approach to developing skills and confidence in our young actors and performers.

Our young students (ages 6 to 8) work with voice, movement, simple songs and choreography, traditional stories, legends and folktales, and costume elements, to develop basic drama and self-presentation skills.

Intermediate-level students (ages 9 to 14) will continue their development through scripted and unscripted work, playwriting, improv, blocking, the elements of stage presentation, character development, and the basics of musical theare.

Preschool-level students (ages 3 to 5) work with imaginative play, storytelling, movement and music to develop physical, social and personal skills.