Get your child started on the path to becoming a successful actor with this 8-week program designed for ages 10-15. Plus, upon successful completion, your learner will receive a certificate!

Don't miss out on the opportunity to have your child attend 90% of these classes to qualify for this exclusive reward. Each week, students will learn valuable lessons and work on short scenes designed for on-camera acting.

The program covers a range of topics, including what it takes to become an actor, basic improv games, character development, emotional choices, script analysis, and scene study. With no experience necessary, your child will be introduced to method acting, practice monologues, and learn about casting directors, agents, and production companies.

This class is not only educational but also engaging. Students will participate in warm-up improv games, brief meditations, and other exercises to keep them focused and energized.

But hurry, this class requires a minimum of six students to register. If the class doesn't meet the requirement, the teacher reserves the right to postpone it. So, sign up today and give your child the chance to learn what it takes to become an actor. And after completing this class, your child can continue to Part 2: The Truth on How to Become an Actor With Weekly Lessons.

Please note that all sides or scripts provided are confidential for classroom use only, and this class is rated PG13.

Week 1:  Topics and Lesson
What does it really take to become an actor?
Basic Improv Games and discussion about what casting directors, agents and production companies are really looking for which will include headshots, proper portfolio, demo reels and more
Week 2:  Students will be given a practice monologue which they will over the next 6 weeks work towards putting it all together with their weekly lessons 
Week 3:  Introduction to Method Acting: Basic Character Development 
Week 4:  Emotional Choices and Beats
How changing emotions, inflections and beats affects a line.
Week 5:  Students will be introduced to basic script analysis.
Week 6:  Students will start scene study watching films and analyzing character Relationships, character gestures and objectives, transformations and more 
Week 7:  students will wrap up basic scene study discussions today
Week 8: Presentation of scene/monologue