HUB Workshop Series : September 19th, October 3rd, October 10th
This Fall's workshop series is for the young performer looking to enter the acting industry professionally. Welcoming all ages of students and their parent(s) to attend a 3 workshop series that will give insight on how to enter the television,film and professional theatre industry, expectations and how to succeed once auditioning and finally the ins and outs of a working set.
C$
350.00
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HUB Workshop Series (3 classes )Thursdays 6:30pm-7:30pm FALL SESSION : "Intro to the Acting Industry" September 19th, October 3rd, October 10th *sign up for one or sign up for all three at a discounted rate! SEPTEMBER 19th " Getting Started" Covering the in's and out's of how to enter the acting industry as a young person. What you will need to get an agent and how to make sure you pick the right one! Covering everything from headshots, to resumes to joining the proper casting websites. You will be provided with all the resources you need to navigate your way through the beginning of this journey including a Young Actors Package, Preferred Agents, ACTRA union information, ways to protect yourself and your child as well example resumes & coverletters, headshot tips and more. There will be time to ask questions and decide if this is the path for your young star! OCTOBER 3rd: "In the Room" So you're in the casting room.... Now what? How do you make sure you're being seen and remembered.?What is expected at auditions and how do they differ from eachother? Learn what happens inside the casting room of commercials, television shows, films and even Disney. We will cover what is expected from both the child and the parent and how you can help prepare your child for auditions so that they have the best chance at success. We will also cover how to create a proper demo reel and self tape. With acting tips and examples from the students- parents can get an idea of what will be expected of their child as they work to book professional work. Finally, this class will cover what it means for your child to have "a hit" and how to use it to your advantage or work against it. OCTOBER 10th "On Set" One of the most challenging parts of being a young performer is knowing the protocol, terminology and expectations when working on a professional set. You will be expected to know with little direction and having a good foundation of knowledge will help your young performer feel confident and succeed once they have booked a role. We will cover different terms used and what they mean for your child, how to "hit your mark", the importance of line memorization, the roles on set, how to read a call sheet and how to be the best performer as well as professional. Using students to demonstrate acting technique, and mock set situations we will help you navigate this new world. |