Acting for Film & Television - Scene Study Group!

Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(28)

Completed by 120 learners

Actors Perform Scenes with Classmates as if on-camera for Film & TV. Learn how to cast yourself and others to create your own scenes. Understand the difference between stage and camera acting. This class is a BLAST! *MEETS 1 TIMES/WK FOR 4 WEEKS*

Heather Blair

Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(64)

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12-17

year old learners

2-16

learners per class

$70

Charged upfront

$18 per class

Meets 1x per week

Over 4 weeks

55 minutes per class

Class Experience

NOTE: This class may be listed as 1x PER WEEK or 2x PER WEEK. PLEASE CHECK your specific class details! Previous acting experience is not required, BUT the Intro to Acting for Film and Television Class is recommended for those with ZERO exposure. Learn the difference between stage and on-camera acting. Implement techniques to develop interesting characters and perform fun scenes with other students in class.  Students will have time to practice with their scene partners in class, but will be...

Students will gain confidence in their ability to express and emote. Acting helps develop good public speaking skills, develop self-awareness, encourages empathy and helps in overcoming the fear of performing. Learning & memorizing lines is a great memory exercise for the brain.  In this class students will learn the difference between on-camera and stage acting. They wil be able to watch the recordings of the class and see their own performances as the speaker view cuts to each actor just as it would on tv or film.

I am a professional working actor and acting coach in Los Angeles, CA.

Watching TV or movies to choose scenes to perform. Memorize lines. Be able to write out or type up a scene.

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2 Worksheets will be provided.  Students do not need to purchase anything but the use of Google Docs or Word is a bonus.

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

55 minutes per week in class, and an estimated 1 - 2 hours per week outside of class.

Students will be asked to bring scenes to last 2 classes.  These can be taken from TV shows or movies, written or found online. They will perform alone or cast classmates in the scenes.  They will also be asked to learn their lines and memorize when possible.

Netflix, Hulu, Disney +, Nickelodeon, Cable, Youtube.  Students will look for scenes from television shows or movies and cast themselves and their classmates in a scene they've always wanted to do.  The sky is the limit!  The most simple way to do this is to pay attention to scenes they like and a character they wish to portray.  Put on the closed caption, stop-start and write or type out the scene.  Scenes should be 1-3 minutes in length.  We will discuss details in class.

Meet the teacher

Heather Blair

Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(64)

Hi! I'm Heather Blair. I am a professional actress, acting coach and licensed brain trainer in Los Angeles. I am excited to offer a variety of classes for actors from beginners up to those aspiring to break into the industry! Over the years I have...