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Acting Studio

This program offers two different styles of acting for participants

Acting for the Camera

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Acting for the camera, whether as a spokesperson or an actual performer isn't about "performing" it's about giving good "FACE".

It's about being understated in your movement and learning how to make everything you do believable.

This workshop goes over the fundamentals and the styles to make the participant feel more comfortable in front of the "naked lens."
This workshop will go over :
  • The difference between acting for TV and Film
  • Choosing audition materials
  • Smiling, eye movement and hand placement
  • How to act in front of a TV Studio audience

In addition participants will learn:
  • Breathing for relaxation techniques
  • Voice inflections
  • How to tackle a cold read
  • How to deal with character pieces
  • Stunt Safety/Fight & Action Basic Movement

This workshop can be taken by all levels of performer but emphasis will be on helping to strengthen your confidence in front of a camera.

Time & Dates

Saturdays:
9am - 11am
Dec. 1 - Dec. 29, 2012
All Ages (children under 17 must be accompanied by parent/guardian)

Location

TBD

Cost

$20 Drop-In + $15 Material Fee (one time fee pay at class)
$80 per session (5 in total paid in advance - includes mat fee) (Save $35 off drop-in)

Stage Acting

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What 'ho thespians? Acting for the stage prepares and enhances a performers confidence in front of live audiences.

While acting for the camera offers training for TV (studio audience); Stage Acting emphasizes the "untrained" audience that you'll find in theatrical performances.

When we say "untrained" this means they can actually affect a performance by the way they interact with the play or musical.
This workshop goes over:
  • Acting for plays, musicals and opera
  • Choosing audition materials
  • Eye and Hand movement and gestures
  • Smiling
  • Body language
  • Voice projection

Participants will also learn:
  • Breathing
  • Improvisation
  • Miming
  • "Staging" (where to stand and exit)
  • Stage Fights & Other Theatrical Swordplay

This workshop can be taken by all levels; but emphasis is on developing confidence for live performers.

Times & Dates

Saturdays:
11 am - 1pm
Dec. 1 - Dec. 29th
All Ages (children under 17 must be accompanied by parent/guardian)

Location

TBD

Cost

$20 Drop-In + $15 Material Fee (one time fee pay at class)
$80 per session (5 in total paid in advance) (Save $35 off drop-in price.)

Take Both Classes & SAVE!!!

Take both the Camera & Stage Acting Classes for $125 (Save $35 off individual prices)
Rules and Regulations for the Safety and Supporting Experience of Everyone:

No cell phones allowed during class due to the distraction. Please place them on silence or in your car.

For parents/guardians wanting to take photos of your children during class please be respectful to the wishes of the other parents and get their permission before you "tag" the children on your social media pages. It's for their safety. 

No child under 17 must be without parent/guardian present during these classes.