Core Acting
Develop essential acting skills by mastering storytelling through visuals, understanding the Kuleshov Effect, breaking down scenes, building relationships, working with the camera as a scene partner, refining eyelines and relaxation techniques, preparing for set expectations, and practicing with real TV audition scripts—culminating in on-camera work with personalized feedback.
Develop essential acting skills by mastering storytelling through visuals, understanding the Kuleshov Effect, breaking down scenes, building relationships, working with the camera as a scene partner, refining eyelines and relaxation techniques, preparing for set expectations, and practicing with real TV audition scripts—culminating in on-camera work with personalized feedback.
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Week 1: Storytelling Through Pictures
- Introduction to visual storytelling in acting
- Understanding the Kuleshov Effect and how context changes meaning
- Practical exercises: Reacting to different scenarios with minimal dialogue
Week 2: Scene Breakdown & Character Relationships
- Understanding scene structure: Event, relationships, objectives, and stakes
- Identifying and developing strong character relationships
- Group exercises: Scene analysis and improvisational work
Week 3: The Camera as Your Scene Partner
- Learning to work with the camera, not just in front of it
- Understanding shot sizes, framing, and blocking
- Adjusting performance for close-ups vs. wide shots
Week 4: Relaxation, Focus, and Eyelines
- Developing on-camera presence through relaxation techniques
- Managing nerves and staying in the moment
- Mastering eyelines and awareness of technical marks
Week 5: On-Set Expectations & Professionalism
- What to expect on set: terminology, etiquette, and workflow
- Preparing for different on-set environments (film, TV, commercial)
- Practicing quick script adjustments and taking direction
Week 6: TV Audition Technique & Practice
- Breaking down real TV audition scripts (actors receive personalized scenes)
- Cold reads vs. prepared reads—how to adjust on the fly
- Working on delivery with subtext and nuance
Week 7: On-Camera Performance & Feedback
- Rehearse and perform selected TV audition scenes on tape
- Watch and analyze playback with instructor and peer feedback
- Adjustments and second takes for performance growth
Week 8: Final Performance & Industry Prep
- Final on-camera taped performances
- Understanding self-tape best practices for professional auditions
- Feedback, Q&A, and next steps for ongoing skill development
Duty to Read
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Week 1: Storytelling Through Pictures
- Introduction to visual storytelling in acting
- Understanding the Kuleshov Effect and how context changes meaning
- Practical exercises: Reacting to different scenarios with minimal dialogue
Week 2: Scene Breakdown & Character Relationships
- Understanding scene structure: Event, relationships, objectives, and stakes
- Identifying and developing strong character relationships
- Group exercises: Scene analysis and improvisational work
Week 3: The Camera as Your Scene Partner
- Learning to work with the camera, not just in front of it
- Understanding shot sizes, framing, and blocking
- Adjusting performance for close-ups vs. wide shots
Week 4: Relaxation, Focus, and Eyelines
- Developing on-camera presence through relaxation techniques
- Managing nerves and staying in the moment
- Mastering eyelines and awareness of technical marks
Week 5: On-Set Expectations & Professionalism
- What to expect on set: terminology, etiquette, and workflow
- Preparing for different on-set environments (film, TV, commercial)
- Practicing quick script adjustments and taking direction
Week 6: TV Audition Technique & Practice
- Breaking down real TV audition scripts (actors receive personalized scenes)
- Cold reads vs. prepared reads—how to adjust on the fly
- Working on delivery with subtext and nuance
Week 7: On-Camera Performance & Feedback
- Rehearse and perform selected TV audition scenes on tape
- Watch and analyze playback with instructor and peer feedback
- Adjustments and second takes for performance growth
Week 8: Final Performance & Industry Prep
- Final on-camera taped performances
- Understanding self-tape best practices for professional auditions
- Feedback, Q&A, and next steps for ongoing skill development
Duty to Read
We believe in transparency. By signing the order form, you acknowledge that you’ve read, understood, and agreed to this refund policy. We encourage all clients to review our terms carefully before making a purchase. Lack of review will not be accepted as grounds for dispute.
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Duty to Read
We believe in transparency. By signing the order form, you acknowledge that you’ve read, understood, and agreed to this refund policy. We encourage all clients to review our terms carefully before making a purchase. Lack of review will not be accepted as grounds for dispute.
