School for Drama Hamburg

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The Schule für Schauspiel Hamburg (SfSH) is a state-recognized and BAföG -funded private vocational school founded in 1987 . It offers 3-year vocational training in film and theater acting with a stage qualification . It also has a wide range of workshops and training opportunities.

history

The Schule für Schauspiel Hamburg was founded in 1987 by Olivia Rüdinger and Michaela Uhlig under the name "O33" as a training facility. Further training for the artists was offered in the fields of acting, singing, dance and speaking in cooperation with the Central Stage, TV and Film Agency (ZBF). In 1992 professional acting training was established under the name "School for Drama Hamburg".

In 2004 the SfSH received the Friedrich Schütter Prize for “outstanding quality in professional acting training”. For the 25th anniversary in 2012, Hamburg's Senator for Culture Barbara Kisseler , British director Michael Bogdanov and Marie Bäumer were among the laudators.

In January 2020 Katharina Jann, Ulrich Meyer-Horsch and Jan Oberndorff took over the management of the SfSH instead of the founders.

The school has been supported by a non-profit association since 1997, which among other things finances scholarships , productions and seminars.

education

The prerequisite for admission is either successful participation in the entrance exam, a 2 or 4-day workshop or a 3-month pre-semester.

The SfSH offers practice-oriented, BAföG- recognized three-year vocational training for the theater and film sector, with the focus on teaching the basics of theater and being supplemented by further qualifications for film, TV and other media. After the basic training, there is a choice between a theater or film degree from the 5th semester. The training ends with stage maturity and the audition at the ZAV artist agency Hamburg.

Six-month advanced training courses are offered for graduates from drama and musical schools. Guest lecturers at workshops include Marie Bäumer , Benjamin Teske and Jens Roth .

Other offers include preparatory courses such as the orientation course , which takes place in six German cities and Switzerland, as well as the pre-semester to impart basic knowledge, as well as courses for young people and adults for amateurs and short seminars on weekends.

Subjects (selection)

  • Acting (role studies, scenic work, camera acting , imagination and fantasy work, improvisation, text analysis, reading, theater projects)
  • Film and camera work
  • Speech and voice training (articulation, phonetics , breathing technique, voice and sound formation, singing)
  • Movement, dance (acrobatics, yoga for actors, dance training, Pilates , choreography )
  • Theory (contract law, insurance law, artists ' social security , copyright , application coaching)

Cooperations

Cooperations exist with the Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK) , the Schleswig-Holstein State Theater , and the Lüneburg Theater . and the University of Music and Theater as well as with the ARD series “ Rote Rosen ” and “ Großstadtrevier ”.

Well-known lecturers (selection)

Well-known graduates (selection)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d e 25 years School for Drama Hamburg. In: Godot - The Hamburg theater magazine. February 12, 2013, accessed July 27, 2020 .
  2. ↑ Hamburger Abendblatt: Friedrich Schütter Prize to School for Drama. September 27, 2004, accessed July 27, 2020 .