The focus in subject 1 is on; sensory work, relaxation, basic emotions and animal work. These 4 focus points are crucial for a good basis for acting. Sensory work is an acting technique that helps actors recall physical sensations and react in a real way during a scene. To do this, an actor must be able to relax completely, hence the second basic block is relaxation. Furthermore, each actor must be in-sync with their emotions and how to control and evoke them. Before you can switch to subject 2, you must master the basics and fundamentals of acting. That is why there is a test at the end of box 1 that everyone takes in which all phases of sensory work and emotions are completed.

Course 2 focuses entirely on script analysis. This means that different memorization and interpretation methods are used. You learn how to find the beat of a script, how to dissect a scene, what the action and objective of the scene is and how to find and use subtext to deliver a good scene. The method used for teaching script analysis is based on that of Michael Margotta, one of the best acting coaches in Europe.
Just like with course 1, you have to take a test before you can transfer to course 3. The test for the script analysis course is the credible presentation of a monologue or dialogue

Box 3 focuses entirely on Meisner. The Meisner technique focuses on getting the actor out of their mind so that the actor reacts in an instinctive way to his environment. You will learn, among other things; improvisation, listening to your scene partner, how to perform a scene with script in hand and how to evoke and amplify different emotions by repeating 1 single sentence.
At the end of section 3 you will have to perform a scene.

Finally, auditions. The focus here is on live auditions and self-tapes. For the live auditions you will learn, among other things, how to prepare; what do you do beforehand? What do you do with the text you just received?… What you do during the audition and what you do after the audition. For the self-tapes we will look at the requirements, what you need to pay attention to technically, how to write an email to a casting director/agency, etc. Since box 4 is the last box and you are a well-rounded actor at this point, the final test is an audition in front of a jury.