At Young Actors Assembly, we empower the next generation of creative leaders.

Our stage acting, screen acting and filmmaking programs are creating results. We are proud of the YAA graduates who have moved into professional careers within and beyond the film, theatre and television industries.

The Australian film industry is growing, and we are serious about building a legacy for future generations.

So, whether you dream of acting on stage or want to create the next great film or TV show, we are here to help you turn your dream into a reality.

Welcome To The Assembly.

Welcome to the assembly

At YAA, we inspire and empower the next generation of creative leaders.

 

Our stage acting, screen acting and filmmaking programs are creating results. We are proud of the YAA graduates who have moved into professional careers within and beyond the film, theatre and television industries. The Australian film industry is growing, and we are serious about building a legacy for future generations.

 

So, whether you dream of being on stage or want to create the next great film or TV show, we are here to help them turn that dream into a reality.

 

Welcome to our Brand New World.

Welcome to the assembly

At YAA, we empower the next generation of creative leaders. 

Our stage acting, screen acting and filmmaking programs are creating results. We are proud of the YAA graduates who have moved into professional careers within and beyond the film, theatre and television industries. The Australian film industry is growing, and we are serious about building a legacy for future generations.

 

So, whether you dream of acting on stage or want to create the next great film or TV show, we are here to help you turn your dream into a reality.

 

Welcome to your Brand New World.

Annual programs

Annual programs

From Our Students

Kal Glanznig - 2018 Graduate
Chosen as one of Australia's two youth delegates to join the Emerging Leaders Program at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, alongside global leaders.
{I want to thank you for giving me the courage to speak my truth, and it looks like those acting lessons paid off!{
5
Lola Bond - 2019 Graduate
Accepted into QUT's 3-year Bachelor (Acting) and awarded the $30,000 "Excellence for Elite Visual and Performing Arts Scholarship.
{The YAA process is unlike any other program I've experienced. It focuses on a unique acting method that unlocks the essence of art and fosters a close-knit community of like-minded individuals within its walls. This approach has enriched my acting skills and forged lasting connections that continue to inspire and support me.{
5
Jude Paddon Row - 2023 Graduate
Accepted into VCA Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting (B.F.A.) 3-year program
{Being a student of YAA requires you to step into your heart. Their commitment to nurturing young talent is truly commendable, and I'm proud to be a part of this inspiring journey. I credit YAA for helping me gain acceptance into VCA, and I will always be grateful for that.{
5
Nina Hari-Rajan - 2021 Graduate
Featured in Heartbreak High and is currently studying at the University of Sydney
{YAA is a phenomenal training ground for any actor who seeks challenges and growth. I am profoundly grateful for the inspiring lessons and experiences that I will carry with me throughout my life, serving as a constant source of guidance and inspiration on my artistic journey.{
5
Jeremy Blewitt - Current Student
Starring on Amazon Prime’s “The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart” and “The Clearing” on Disney Plus in 2023
{There's no other feeling like seeing yourself on the big screen, especially when you’ve put in all the hard work with your friends. YAA has provided me with invaluable acting skills and a supportive community that feels like a second family.{
5

TERM CLASSES

Weekly Teen Actor
Weekly Pre-Teen Actor
Junior Weekly Actor

 Recent Projects

From Our Students

 Recent Projects

From Our Students

Kal Glanznig - 2018 Graduate
Chosen as one of Australia's two youth delegates to join the Emerging Leaders Program at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, alongside global leaders.
{I want to thank you for giving me the courage to speak my truth, and it looks like those acting lessons paid off!{
5
Lola Bond - 2019 Graduate
Accepted into QUT's 3-year Bachelor (Acting) and awarded the $30,000 "Excellence for Elite Visual and Performing Arts Scholarship.
{The YAA process is unlike any other program I've experienced. It focuses on a unique acting method that unlocks the essence of art and fosters a close-knit community of like-minded individuals within its walls. This approach has enriched my acting skills and forged lasting connections that continue to inspire and support me.{
5
Jude Paddon Row - 2023 Graduate
Accepted into VCA Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting (B.F.A.) 3-year program
{Being a student of YAA requires you to step into your heart. Their commitment to nurturing young talent is truly commendable, and I'm proud to be a part of this inspiring journey. I credit YAA for helping me gain acceptance into VCA, and I will always be grateful for that.{
5
Nina Hari-Rajan - 2021 Graduate
Featured in Heartbreak High and is currently studying at the University of Sydney
{YAA is a phenomenal training ground for any actor who seeks challenges and growth. I am profoundly grateful for the inspiring lessons and experiences that I will carry with me throughout my life, serving as a constant source of guidance and inspiration on my artistic journey.{
5
Jeremy Blewitt - Current Student
Starring on Amazon Prime’s “The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart” and “The Clearing” on Disney Plus in 2023
{There's no other feeling like seeing yourself on the big screen, especially when you’ve put in all the hard work with your friends. YAA has provided me with invaluable acting skills and a supportive community that feels like a second family.{
5

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