May 2008

Acting For Film is our original screen acting course and has been developed for people who are serious about becoming a film actor, or wish to develop existing acting skills for the medium of film, though no previous experience is required.

Taught by an acting coach and professional film director, you will act in numerous filmed exercises that will be analysed in class so that you can learn from your mistakes and improve your performances as the course progresses. You will also learn what it is like to be on the other side of the camera by directing and acting as crew (operating the camera, recording sound) on a number of short exercises.

Learning Objectives:

To gain more confidence in acting for the camera by understanding the filmmaking process in its entirety
To know the difference between acting for theatre and acting for film
To know and to have practised the tools necessary to create a believable performance on screen
To have come up with valuable tools for the actor to prepare for a screen performance including how to interpret a script
To understand the technical aspects of film acting such that the actor feels confident on the set and can give the director (and camera operator) what they want
To be able to read a script and identify whether the characters are 3-dimensional or not
To have gained an insight into how to survive as an actor in the marketplace

If you are interested in this course, but can't take four weeks out of your schedule, we also offer Part-Time Acting for Film .

Please note: You must be aged 18 or over to do this course. If you're aged between 14 and 18 and are interested in acting, check out our ***NEW*** Young Actors Academy

For course dates and fees please click here

Call today on 0845 658 4400 (UK only) or +44 (0)20 8280 9119 to discuss our Acting for Film course with an Enrolment Adviser.

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Christos Constantakopoulos

(From Story to Screen In Eight Weeks) is currently producing his first feature film, directed by and starring award-winning Greek actor Nikos Kalogeropoulos.