Screen Acting Intensive - Summer School

Overview

Lead by filmmaker Émilie Richard-Froozan, this course will workshop the nuances of working on screen and in front of a camera.

Through workshops and discussions, the group will explore the difference of a film script vs a play script; how to prepare for a film audition; self-taping; casting and type-casting; learn about life on set i.e. terminology, the discipline required to wait to film; the technicalities of screen-acting such as how to hit your mark; how to develop your character; and be more comfortable acting for camera.

This course is suitable for novice and aspiring actors who would like to learn more about the practicalities of a film set and acting for screen.

Leaving the course, you will have a better understanding of how working for screen is different to stage; how you can be a better colleague on set; and how to interpret a film script to give your best performance.

No experience required, age 18+.

About the Tutor:

Émilie Richard-Froozan has worked as a director, writer and producer in the film industry for almost 20 years following her graduation with a degree in film from UCLA in Los Angeles, California. Her first feature film, Buttercup Bill, screened at film festivals globally and was distributed theatrically in the UK & Ireland. She directs narrative shorts, features, commercials, as well as music videos for artists such as Suki Waterhouse and Hurray For The Riff Raff, among many others. You can see more about her at https://www.emilierichardfrooz...;