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Oxford · Academic · 13–18 yrs
Typically open in June — 2027 dates coming soon














International British Theatre School runs this residential theatre camp in Sherborne, United Kingdom. The camp welcomes children aged 12–17, with sports, languages, and academics on the programme. Typically open August — new dates coming soon. Sessions last 1 week. Activities run in English.
Stage & Film Intensive Courses We want to offer you what we never got from a professional summer acting course ✅ Casting Director & Industry professionals Q&A before end of week ceremony. ✅ A 1-minute showreel to send to industry professionals (£325 industry average price) ✅ Full access to our Professional Industry Contact Database - updated every year. ✅ Perform a play to an audience of Industry pros & parents during the end of week ceremony ✅ Headshot (£275 industry average price) ✅ CV and cover letter templates ✅ Accommodation and 3 hot meals per day available. ✅ 3 evening excursions (we'll take you to a local play, film or historic site such as the Cathedral, Brandenburg Gate or Stonehenge) ✅ Access to a Global private community of like-minded young actors 24/7 after your course via our new app - meet and connect with fellow creative souls from all around the world. (Parents have full access if needed, for safeguarding support) ✅ Help with an application to the casting site Spotlight.com after your course ✅ Various workshops, such as; Basics of lighting & sound design. All of our global senior courses qualify towards achieving your Duke of Edinburgh award It is possible to arrange your own accommodation if you are a local All students work on a basic 1 scene showreel during the camp, which they shoot with our camera, sound and lighting equipment. This is edited by the students with supervision of our teachers, as this is a necessary skill for self-tape auditions they may do after their course for professional roles.
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The Acting for Film course is a five-day intensive that runs 09:00 to 16:00, Monday to Friday, and it is structured as a single shared programme rather than a menu of electives, so every student moves through the same sequence of workshops with the whole group. Days alternate between screen work — filming a one-scene showreel on the school's camera, sound and lighting kit, then editing it with a teacher looking over their shoulder — and stage rehearsal towards a short play performed for peers and parents at the end of the week, with a headshot session and a lighting and sound design workshop threaded in. What sets the programme apart is how deliberately career-facing it is: alongside the craft, students are given the tools to approach agents and casting directors, receive CV and cover letter templates, and get help applying to the casting site Spotlight after the course. Cohorts are kept small, with only a handful of places per location including two bursary places, so teachers who are themselves working actors can give individual feedback and push each student to perform independently as quickly as possible. Certification through Trinity College London's Arts Award at Bronze, Silver or Gold level gives the week a recognised outcome, with Gold carrying 16 UCAS points for UK university applications.
Other included activities

Live theatre performance in the nearest city

Local cultural destination visit

Live theatre performance in the nearest city

Local cultural destination visit
Sophia Martinez, Dorset, UK
I can’t believe how much we did in one week. I’ve been on other courses for my acting training but this is the first time I’ve walked away feeling like I have the tools to start working professionally.
Sep 2024
ames McMannister, St. Andrews
The fact that they invite industry professional agents to watch the end of week shows is testament to how much they care about seeing their students do well
Sep 2024
Inge Brendler, Cologne, Germany.
“My daughter Lilley has taken part in the camps a few times already. We followed a casting sent to us by Ben, and we have been invited to the final round & our daughter may have the chance to play in a film – we are very excited about this. Thank you Ben for sending the link”
Sep 2024
Dr. Plath-Ponto, Cologne Germany
Our son Johann has been attending these camps every holiday since 3 years now. He just loves to go there every day and can’t wait for the next holiday. He has learned a lot in different areas and has gained so much confidence on the stage. Thank you Ben & team, you are amazing 🙂
Sep 2024
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breakfast
Served to students staying in the school's accommodation as part of the three cooked meals a day.
lunch
Provided by the school to every student on each of the five course days.
dinner
A hot evening meal for residential students, prepared by the school's catering staff.
Nobody works well on an empty stomach, so lunch is provided by the school on every course day and eaten together as a company, which quickly turns a room of strangers into an ensemble. Students who take the residential option are fully catered for with three cooked meals a day, prepared by the school's third-party catering team, so mornings start with breakfast before workshops and the day closes with a hot dinner after filming and rehearsals.
No phones allowed during lessons but students can have them in their bags.



Where your child sleeps
Our boarding houses are set at the International School or Sherborne School, a 3 minute walk from campus. Students will be placed in gender separated floors and rooms, with qualified members of Sherborne International School staff overseeing their safeguarding during the night. Rooms can be shared for a lower price or students can reserve a private room with 2 beds. All rooms are have an ensuite bathroom - some of which may be shared with another room. We will place you in the accommodation of your prefence. All prices include 3 meals per day served in the campus canteen. During the evenings, students can relax on beanbags as we watch & study classic films. Sherborne is an ancient abbey town, a hidden gem in the English countryside. If you want to experience high-class rural British life, there is no better villiage than this ancient town. Our courses take place across Sherborne School's campus, including the school's Abbey.
Campus facilities
Abbey Rd, Sherborne DT9 3AP, United Kingdom
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Getting your child there
Bristol or Heathrow
Pickup service · We will run 2 airport pick up services from Bristol & Heathrow on the day of check in, which will leave the airport at 15:00.
Abbey Rd, Sherborne DT9 3AP, United Kingdom
Families driving to the course drop off on Abbey Road in Sherborne. The teaching day runs 09:00 to 16:00 Monday to Friday, and all students, whether local or staying in the accommodation, are asked to arrive 15 minutes before the start on the first morning for check-in.
Bristol Airport
Pickup service · One of the two airport pick-up services runs from Bristol on the day of check-in, with the group leaving the airport at 15:00, so flights should be booked to land comfortably before that window. Transfers are arranged in advance by email with the office rather than booked online, and flights themselves are not part of the course fee, so families travelling from abroad make their own flight arrangements.
London Heathrow
Pickup service · The second staffed pick-up service leaves London Heathrow at 15:00 on the day of check-in, meeting students after they clear arrivals and bringing them to the course together. The transfer needs to be requested by email ahead of time, and flights to the UK are not included in the course price.

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