We are an official partner of BAFTA’s Prince William Bursaries. Each year, every actor who make our Luke Westlake Scholarship shortlist will be eligible to apply to to BAFTA’s bursary from a select pool of actors.

Set up by West End actors Ed Currie and Andy Coxon, AKT are a company that produces chemical-free deodorants in the UK. From 2023, they will sponsor the Luke Westlake Scholarship.

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The UK's leading professional acting workshop. All of our workshops are in-person and drop-in to support the ever-changing nature of our artist's schedules. Explore your craft through our intense Scene Study or acting 4SCRN workshops.

House of Talent (H.O.T.) is an audition only Performing Arts School for ages 9-21, founded and run by Casting Director, Rob Kelly. Training in Acting for Screen, Commercial dance & commercial vocal training led by top industry professionals.

Industry Minds are an organisation that support actors and all creatives in the arts with counselling, mental health talks and more. We support their annual award ceremony, celebrating the companies that do the most for mental health in the arts.

JAM have partnered with Lyric Hammersmith Theatre’s to support their Springboard Programme - with Lyric supporting our annual scholarship.

Springboard is a free part-time training programme that aims to find, shape, inspire, champion and sustain the next generation of performers from underrepresented backgrounds.

The Old Diorama work closely with us to support our programme of workshops and courses, acting as our de facto home.

Since 2022, JAM have supported the performing arts diploma students by delivering a host of industry workshops to prepare students for the acting industry.

In 2023 we were founding members of The CWC - a group of professional companies that run casting workshops in the UK.

Members agree to a code of practice that aims to protect actors and contribute to maintaining and growing the casting workshop ecosystem in the UK.

WORK UP was created to address the balance of working-class representation in the arts and media.

Our goal is to work with existing organisations, educators and students to increase access and visibility in the creative industry, for those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.

Because if you don’t know, you don’t know!