Isabel Lee Roden booked Romeo & Juliet, The Two Gentlemen of Verona and The Pirate Ballad of Bonny & Read at The American Shakespeare Center!
ON CAMERA INTRO
Jump into the on-camera world with the ultimate crash course. Our On-Camera Intro class is designed for beginners who want to build a strong foundation of technique and get to know the world of film and television acting.
In this course, you will gain:
- Technique specific for on-camera acting, including stillness, eye-lines, and internal work
- Skills to approach scripted commercial auditions
- Confidence to deliver a strong commercial "interview"
- The ability to nail the MOS audition
- Comfortability on camera and technical skills
- Skills to approach TV/Film "small roles" and functionary scenes
- An insightful overview of the on-camera business in Chicago
We pride ourselves in small class sizes, allowing every student to work on-camera in every class. You will receive adjustments from your instructor, watch playback, and build confidence in your skills.
ASC recommends On-Camera Intro for beginning actors. If students are serious about the craft of acting after completing the course, we recommend enrolling in our Core Level classes. If you already have acting training & experience, check out Camera 1!
In the event of inclement winter weather, your class will move to Zoom. ASC staff will make the decision by 3 pm the day of class and send you a Zoom link via email and text.
Tuition: $350
5 Weeks
Upcoming Classes
Thursdays, 6:00p-9:00p
Starts July 17
Only 2 spots left!
Sarah Charipar
Sarah brings her camera expertise and her extensive teaching credentials to ASC!Thursdays, 6:00p-9:00p
Starts September 25
Testimonials
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Sarah Charipar (On Camera Intro) was a great communicator. She was excellent at identifying areas needed for improvement and explaining exactly what actions were necessary to get the desired results.
— Landis Frederick
Charles (Andrew Gardner - Intro to On-Camera) is a powerful instructor who gives pertinent guidance, great notes and suggestions. I feel like a stronger actor and that I now know how to prepare for on-camera auditions.
— Damien Peters
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