named programs · 2 · from sources
what they call their work
Naturalistic Acting Training
Program that trains young people in naturalistic acting techniques, including scene work involving physical contact, with trained tutors ensuring a safe and supportive environment.
Student Representation
Acts as an agent for students, connecting them with professional opportunities in stage and screen productions.
activities · 2 clusters
what they do
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Youth Performing Arts Camps & Classes 11 activities
- Conducts low-pressure audition sessions for young talentRuns hour-long, no-preparation audition sessions to assess potential in a low-pressure environment, serving as an entry point for young people aged 7 to 21.
- Conducts low-pressure audition sessions for young talent assessmentOffers hour-long, no-preparation audition sessions to assess potential in a low-pressure environment, serving as an entry point for young people aged 7 to 21.
- Develops young talent recognized by industry awardsTrains young people who go on to become award-winning actors, writers, directors, editors, and production crew, with the organization recognized through awards such as the Children's BAFTA, Royal Television Society Midlands Award, and British Film Institute Children's Award.
- Develops young talent recognized by major industry awardsHas trained students who have become award-winning actors, writers, directors, editors, and production crew; recognized with awards including the Children's BAFTA, Royal Television Society Midlands Award, and British Film Institute Children's Award.
- Performance Training for Young PeopleProvides weekly 90-minute performance training sessions for young people aged 7 to 21, divided into three age groups, focusing on naturalistic acting techniques. The program offers affordable fees through external support and provides bursary and part-bursary places based on talent to ensure accessibility.
- Provides weekly performance training for youthOffers weekly 90-minute performance training sessions for young people aged 7 to 21, divided into three age groups, focusing on naturalistic acting techniques.
- Provides weekly performance training for youthOffers weekly 90-minute performance training sessions for young people aged 7 to 21, divided into three age groups, focusing on naturalistic acting techniques.
- Represents students in professional stage and screen workServes as a representative agent for students, supporting their engagement in professional stage and screen roles.
- Represents students in professional stage and screen workServes as a representative agent for students, supporting their engagement in professional stage and screen roles as part of their training and development.
- Represents students in professional stage and screen workServes as a representative agent for students, supporting their engagement in professional stage and screen opportunities.
- Talent Development and RepresentationDevelops young talent in film and television, with students going on to become award-winning actors, writers, directors, editors, and production crew. The organization also acts as a representative agent for its students in professional stage and screen work.
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Uncategorized 5 activities
- Conducts low-pressure audition sessions for young talentRuns hour-long, no-preparation audition sessions to assess potential in a low-pressure environment, serving as an entry point for young people aged 7 to 21.
- Ensures accessibility through affordable fees and bursariesMaintains accessibility by offering bursary and part-bursary places based on talent and keeping training fees affordable through external support.
- Ensures accessibility through bursaries and affordable feesMaintains accessibility by offering bursary and part-bursary places based on talent and keeping training fees affordable through external support.
- Ensures accessibility through bursaries and affordable feesMaintains accessibility by offering bursary and part-bursary places based on talent and keeping training fees affordable through external support.
- Provides weekly performance training for young peopleDelivers weekly 90-minute performance training sessions for young people aged 7 to 21, organized into three age groups, focusing on naturalistic acting techniques.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2020
the money
revenue
Total revenue$13K
Contributions & grants——
Program service revenue$13K100%
Investment income——
Other revenue—
expenses
Total expenses$14K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits$6K
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$499
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$499
1 years on record · 2020–2020
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2020
who runs it
paid leadership · 1
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| MELODY CAVANARY | President/Direc | 20 | $6K |
board members · 1
- MAUREEN H SCHLEGEL — Director
relationships · 19
who they work with
- 60 Forty Films Partner — Financial supporter of The Television Workshop.
- ALL3 Media Partner — Financial supporter of The Television Workshop.
- BAFTA Partner — Recipient of multiple awards including the Children's BAFTA and recognition for alumni talent development.
- BMR Foundation Partner — Financial supporter of The Television Workshop.
- British Film Institute Partner — Recipient of the British Film Institute Children's Award.
- CPMG Architects Partner — Supporter providing non-financial assistance to The Television Workshop.
- Conway Van Gelder Grant Partner — Bursary sponsor for The Television Workshop.
- DBS Government — Conducts Disclosure and Barring Service checks on staff and volunteers to ensure suitability to work with children.
- Dandelion Stationary Partner — Supporter providing non-financial assistance to The Television Workshop.
- Emptage Hallett Talent Agency Partner — Bursary sponsor for The Television Workshop.
- Joe Dempsie Partner — Former participant who credits the organization with shaping his career and personal development.
- Ken Wilkins Print Group Partner — Supporter providing non-financial assistance to The Television Workshop.
- M&D Branding Partner — Supporter providing non-financial assistance to The Television Workshop.
- Novel Entertainment Partner — Financial supporter of The Television Workshop.
- Royal Television Society Partner — Recipient of the Royal Television Society Midlands Award.
- Samantha Morton Partner — Workshop alumni and patron since 2012 who has cast and directed Workshoppers, including in 2024.
- Shane Meadows Partner — Writer, director, and producer who has cast Workshop students in projects such as "This is England" and "The Gallows Pole".
- Spotlight Partner — Financial supporter of The Television Workshop.
- Vicky McClure MBE Partner — Workshop alumni and patron since 2023 who starred in "Without Sin", a production that featured current students and alumni and was filmed in Nottingham.