Kids will be taught the fundamentals of acting on camera, including facial expressions, voice control, body language, and scene interpretation. They will also learn script reading, character development, and performance techniques.

In each class, students can expect interactive lessons, creative exercises, and plenty of opportunities to practice in front of the camera. We'll start with engaging warm-ups and games to loosen up, followed by guided practice on key acting techniques.  There’s no need for prior acting experience—just a willingness to have fun and learn!

Students will gain a solid understanding of the unique demands of on-camera acting, from how to project emotions to subtle techniques that help performances stand out on screen. I believe in creating a supportive, inclusive environment where each child can build their confidence and grow at their own pace.

We will cover a range of topics, including:
- Camera presence and on-screen techniques
- Acting in different genres (comedy, drama, etc.)
- Memorization and delivering lines
- Improvisation and creative storytelling
- Confidence building and teamwork in scenes

The class will be structured into short lessons, followed by hands-on activities and practice sessions. Each session will start with a warm-up, introduce a new concept, and then involve role-play or on-camera acting practice. 

The class will be taught through interactive activities, games, and role-playing exercises. We will incorporate video examples and practical demonstrations.

The teaching style is fun, engaging, and supportive, with a strong focus on encouraging creativity and building confidence. The environment is open and collaborative, where kids feel comfortable experimenting with their acting and making mistakes as they grow.
 
Learners will get to interact with me through discussions, guided activities, and individual feedback. Interaction will include:
- Active participation in games and acting exercises
- Group discussions on characters and performances
- Direct feedback after each in class performance

Weekly Topics: Will be updated every 4 weeks for each month 

Week of September 2th: Camera Presence and Acting Basics

Introduction to acting techniques for camera, exploring facial expressions, voice modulation, and body language. Discussion of favorite movies or tv shows.

Week of September 9th: Character Development

Students will learn how to analyze and create unique characters, focusing on emotions and reactions.

Week of Sept 16th: Improvisation and Quick Thinking

We’ll dive into improvisation, helping kids think creatively and react naturally to unscripted moments.

Week of Sept 23rd: Scene Work and Group Performance

Learners will collaborate with classmates to perform short scenes, practicing teamwork and on-screen chemistry.

Throughout the course, students will engage in interactive discussions, watch video clips for inspiration, and participate in various role-play activities. The class offers a mix of lecture, practical exercises, and personalized feedback, making learning fun and highly engaging!