The Founder
Who We Are
Jordan Belliveau
CEO & Acting Coach
My name is Jordan Belliveau and I am a Canadian actor, writer, director, and acting coach based in Toronto.
About the founder
One of the youngest professional acting coaches in the city starting at just 19 years of age! Jordan Belliveau is a Toronto-based actor, writer, and acting coach known for his dynamic presence both on screen and behind the scenes. A graduate of the Toronto Academy of Acting, he is represented by Warden Talent and has steadily built a reputation as a rising creative force in Canadian film and television. (Instagram)
In 2025, Belliveau made a significant impact with Acrefall, a student-made supernatural thriller that he not only starred in but also wrote and executive produced. The film, which delves into rural folklore and psychological horror, was officially submitted to the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), marking a major milestone in his career. (The Hollywood Magazine)
Beyond acting, Belliveau is the founder of Dream2Screen Studios, a Toronto-based creative hub offering acting coaching, headshots, and demo reel production. Through Dream2Screen, he mentors aspiring actors, helping them develop their craft and navigate the entertainment industry. (Threads)
Belliveau shares insights and updates on his work through his social media platforms, including Instagram and TikTok, where he engages with a growing community of creatives. (TikTok)
For more information on Dream2Screen Studios and to explore acting resources, visit dream2screen.com.
Our Coaches
We Want To Work With You
Rosali Annikie
Self-Tape Acting Coach
Rosali Annikie is a Toronto based actress with 10+ years of on screen acting experience. She trained under the nest in the city and has appeared in several notable projects!
About Rosie
Super excited to announce that Dream2Screen is bringing on a new coach! Please welcome Rosali Annikie who will be co-coaching our Self Tape Audition portion of our training outline!
Rosali Annikie is a Canadian actress who began her career at age 12 and has since built a versatile career spanning across television and film. She is known for her appearances in The Handmaid’s Tale (2017), Neagley (2026), The Copenhagen Project (2025), Mistletoe Murders (2024), and the coming-of-age film Erin’s Guide to Kissing Girls (2022) in which she starred as the edgy love interest, Sydni. She was recently featured in the 2025 horror-prequel series IT: Welcome to Derry as the “Lone Lady Blackspot Survivor.” In 2020, she received a Nova Star Award for Best Ensemble, recognizing her collaborative talent in Brave Little Army (2018)—a short that has travelled to over 40+ film festivals across the world. Rosali is currently represented by Warden Talent and continues to showcase her adaptability and range across both independent films and major television projects.
