Help Pittsburgh Actor Nick Page get to Drama Studio London

Hi, my name is Nick Page and I'm a Pittsburgh native actor. Acting has been my passion since I was 8 years old and I have been acting professionally for the past 3 years.

In my pursuit of getting better at the craft, I've searched high and low for different opportunities to learn. This search for growth opportunities has ultimately led me to an acceptance to the MA / PG Dip in Professional Acting program at Drama Studio London, an acting school underneath the banner of the University of West London. This exciting proposition has bolstered me with the courage to pursue studying abroad and spending the next year in London, honing my craft. To learn from working actors in an artistically accredited city like London would be an invaluable and life-changing experience. This program will demand more of me than I've faced so far as an actor, but I enthusiastically welcome the challenge. In preparation for the next stage of my acting career, I'm calling upon the support of those around me.

The purpose of this campaign is to support for my educational expedition abroad. The tuition itself for Drama Studio London is about 20,000 pounds or 25,000 USD. My extended time in the UK will be made possible through a student visa, which significantly limits the number of weekly hours one is permitted to work. To cover tuition and the costs of living, including housing, food and transportation, I am asking my community to lend a helping hand. Any contribution to this campaign will be sincerely appreciated.

If you've spoken to me before, it's likely that at some point during the conversation, I asked about your dreams. What you want most out of this life? I speak so often and openly about dreams because I want to everyone to feel like their dreams are achievable. I want to be like the people who supported me when I was a little boy and believed in my dreams of becoming a successful actor.

Contribute what you can, and help me get one step closer to making my dreams come true.

Sincerely,

Nick Page