New January Classes

FULL **On Camera Acting I - 7 weeks (Limited to 10 actors).

Dates: January 12th - February 23rd

Time: Thursdays 6:30pm - 9:30pm

The cost is $275 (sliding scale down to $225 for those on a tight budget) 

A $100 dollar deposit holds a spot. Refunded only up to 48 hours before the first class. 

The balance ($175) is due by the second class, after which there is no refund.

Mailing address for check (preferred) payments, below. 

For Paypal, ask for my account address. Choose Friends or Family to avoid surcharge

Square (3% surcharge) payments are also accepted.

Beginning with improv and easing into scripted scene work, this is a relaxed,

fun approach to getting comfortable in front of the camera. 

The objective of the class is to establish the foundations of a process that emphasizes

simply listening and talking - being "in your skin" - as opposed to in your head. 

This is a great transitional class for theatre actors and an excellent foundational class for new actors.

All work is filmed, reviewed and discussed - time permitting.

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**On Camera Acting II - 7 weeks (Limited to 10 actors)

Dates: January 11th - February 22th

Time: Wednesdays 6:30pm - 9:30pm

The cost is $275 (sliding scale down to $225 for those on a tight budget) 

A $75 dollar deposit holds a spot. The balance ($200) is due by the second class.

Mailing address for check payments, below. Paypal payments accepted (My Paypal address:

twrooney@pacbell.net. Choose Friends or Family to avoid surcharge). 

Moving beyond "being in your skin" and finding simplicity on camera, here the focus is on script analysis, 

the "headspace" of the character, rehearsal process and auditioning. Actors are expected to up the ante, 

as we get into the hard work of acting. Know that this one will require more of your time outside of class. 

The class is especially tailored to actors who have already been through the Foundational I class, 

though that is not a requirement.

All work is filmed and (time permitting) viewed and discussed.