Group Acting Classes
This scene study-based group acting class is designed for performers looking to grow in both theatrical and on-camera performance. Each session focuses on applying performance techniques directly to scripted work, giving actors the tools to explore character development, emotional truth, and performance preparation. Whether working on scenes from stage plays or screenplays, actors will build technique, confidence, and connection. Emphasis is placed on active character choices, script analysis and developing a grounded, emotionally resonant performance. Ideal for actors seeking to elevate their craft.
Private Lesson Opportunities
This dedicated time offers one-on-one coaching tailored to each actor’s current goals. Private sessions can focus on preparing for auditions, coaching for a current role, or refining performance technique. Actors may also receive guidance on building professional marketing materials such as headshots, resumes, and demo reels. These personalized sessions are ideal for those seeking in-depth training, audition feedback, or career-focused support.
Theatre Class (Youth Production Program)
In this hands-on performance class, students will take part in bringing a full theatrical production to life–on stage and behind the scenes. From acting and character development to set design, costume and makeup, sound, and stage management, this class offers a complete introduction to the world of theatre. Students will not only perform in two full productions each year, but also gain valuable experience in essential crew roles, fostering collaboration, creativity, and a deeper understanding of the production process. Perfect for young artists who want to explore all aspects of the stage while building confidence, responsibility, and ensemble spirit.
Film Acting – Working On Set
This extended intensive give students hands-on experience both in front of and behind the camera. In addition to developing on-camera acting skills, participants will rotate through key film production roles such as directing, producing, running sound, managing lighting, and operating the slate. Students will also work as actors performing a short scene, applying their skills in a real shoot environment. By stepping into both actors and crew positions, students gain a full-circle understanding how how a set operated. This collaborative workshop builds confidence, teamwork, and industry readiness for young creative ready to explore all sides of filmmaking.