Tuesdays 7pm-9pm
SPRING TERM | 17th January -28th March 2023 (11 weeks) |
SUMMER TERM-6 WEEK SHORT COURSE | 30th May -4th July 2023 (6 weeks) |
SUMMER TERM-6 WEEK SHORT COURSE | £161 OR £128.70 with 20% Early Bird Discount-fees can be split into TWO instalments |
Jacksons Lane Arts Centre
269A Archway Rd, London N6 5AA
LIAM REILLY trained at Drama Centre London. Theatre credits include: The Hanged Man (Mercury Theatre), The Caretaker (World Tour), Julius Ceasar (Barbican Theatre), The Homecoming (Actors Centre), Addicted to Love (UK Tour), Sprout (Edinburgh Festival), Cahoots Macbeth (Kings Head Theatre)
TV/Film credits include: Call The Midwife (BBC), Clapham Junction (Channel 4) Dubplate Drama, Series I &II (Channel 4) Baby Father II (BBC), The Hidden City (Hallmark), Class (Black Dog Films), Phea (Fade In Productions), There for me (Cinema 2), Irina Palm (Samsa Films), Rabbit Fever (Caught Productions), Trauma (Little Bird).
Liam is extremely passionate and active in theatre, film and television and believes strongly in its ability to educate, entertain, and empower. He originally trained as an actor at the Drama Centre, London and now splits his time between acting coaching, writing, and directing.
We are holding a £10 taster evening for the first class of this term for anybody unsure about signing up for the full course. Click here for more details.
There are many disciplines in the world of acting – among the most challenging and rewarding, is that of Acting on Screen. Acting on screen is a polar shift from treading the boards but it’s a major focus for the modern actor. Due to the immense popularity of film, television and streaming services, work across this media will usually make up the bulk of an actor’s professional engagements in their careers—meaning the related skill sets are crucial to development.
This not-to-be-missed course is for anyone interested in acting in TV and film. Suitable for students who have never been in front of a camera before (but you’re keen to give it a go!) and also for students who have a little experience, and would like to gain new skills to potentially further their careers. You’ll explore how to build an authentic, original and engaging character, whilst demystifying some of the technical aspects of acting on screen. This includes shot sizes and how they influence your performance, hitting your mark, and single camera vs. multi camera. This will be an active course with a range of activities and the opportunity to get on camera and evaluate your performance through playback. Although you’ll be working hard, you can expect lots of laughs and fun!
ALL profits from this course will go towards the Fiorentini Foundation and helping disadvantaged children access the performing arts.
Direct debit payment plans are available, email satc@afperformingarts.com for more details and to set up and someone will get back to you within 48hrs to arrange.
A main focus for the course will be ‘losing yourself in the character’ and what this means on screen.
Specific skills you will learn this term include: Script analysis and how to do this, how to form a connection with the character, the script and the camera, and how to take direction
If you do not enjoy your first class, let us know within 24 hours and you will receive a full refund minus the cost of the first class.
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