Schedule

Part-Time | Audition | Wednesdays | 12 weeks | 6pm – 10pm

The ability to interview for the job requires the same level of training and skill development as actually performing the job. Unlike job interviews in most other careers, the professional actor is often given 5 minutes or less to showcase their skills for the available job opportunity. The four key elements to every audition are to be prepared, be efficient, be professional, and be capable of direction. This course will cover the technical aspects of everything from eyelines to performing multiple scenes with the organic elements of truthful emotional connection and grounded work.

Part-Time | Improvisation | Fridays | 12 weeks | 6pm – 10pm

The craft of improvisation has become primarily known as a performance showcase based on games and short-form handles like we’ve seen on shows like Whose Line is it Anyway? In reality, improvisation is both a showcase format as well as an explorative tool required for both preparation and performance. This skill set allows the professional actor the ability to develop an understanding of story, character, and all foundational elements to a level where they can instinctually make choices without needing rehearsal or a script. 

Part-Time | Scene Study | Thursdays | 12 weeks | 6pm – 10pm

This course explores the classic foundations of acting in the form of words, actions, emotional life, and physical life. These are the building blocks in which all other modules refer back to in their development and exploration. Starting from grounding performances to emotional accessibility, to text analysis and character study.

Part-Time | Voice-Over | Mondays | 12 weeks | 6pm – 10pm

This multifaceted course has a primary focus of providing the skills needed to work in today’s lucrative animation, radio, and video game industries, and also helps the actor develop the vocal range and diversity required for stage and on-camera work.