THE IDEA
BEHIND
THE STUDIO
Acting Studio Brussels is an international acting studio based in the heart of Europe’s capital. We train actors for theatre, television, and film, with a strong focus on personal development, authenticity, and professional readiness.
Our studio is a safe, inclusive space that welcomes artists from all backgrounds and cultures, encouraging each actor to develop their own voice and creative identity. Our goal is to bridge the gap between training and the professional industry.
WHAT TO EXPECT...
IS THIS SCHOOL FOR YOU?
At the Acting Studio Brussels, you can expect hands-on, practical training for both emerging and professional actors. Our programs range from beginner courses to advanced training, private coaching, and on-camera coaching, all designed to keep actors physically and emotionally prepared for auditions and roles.
A key part of our training is real-world experience. Students actively participate in original projects, short films, and in-house productions, allowing them to apply their skills on set and build a strong connection to the industry.
This studio is for actors who are committed, curious, and open to growth. When you join the studio, you become part of a community that encourages long-term connections, offering a meaningful entry point into the Belgian filmmaking landscape, whether you are just starting out or continuing to deepen your craft.
Our teachers
"I’m currently taking the Physical Acting Classes at Brussels Acting Studio, and I truly look forward to them every week. The atmosphere is warm, supportive, and incredibly inspiring. I really appreciate the small group setting: it creates an intimate space where you can be yourself and feel completely free to explore and express.
The exercises are not only fun and engaging, but they also always reveal something new and meaningful about yourself as a person and as an actor. Each session leaves me with a deeper connection to my body, my emotions, and my creative instincts. It’s more than just a class, it’s a space for growth, expression, and discovery."
— Kristina