Screens — whether big or small — have increasingly become the dominant medium for actors. This two-day workshop will introduce you to exactly what’s required to craft a performance for the screen, and it’s led by Makers’ House co-director — and star of the film Weekend — Chris New.
Whether it’s hitting your marks, getting the right eye-line, or negotiating continuity across shots, this course will introduce you to all the tools you’ll need on any film set, big or small.
All participants will be asked to prepare a scene in advance, guided by Chris, so you can get the most out of your two days before the camera.
The workshop will take place at Makers’ House Hastings on Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th October, 10am - 5pm.
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We now offer a Pay What You Choose pricing model. This acts as a form of honesty box, allowing you to choose the fee that feels right for your circumstances when you book.
We want our courses to be as accessible as possible, but at the same time, we are committed to paying our artists fairly. If you're able to choose a higher price point, please do — your support will make a world of difference.
If you need help finding reasonably priced accommodation, or you would like to attend the course but the cost is prohibitive, then please email us here so we can discuss local accommodation offers or if our bursary scheme might be able to help.
Screens — whether big or small — have increasingly become the dominant medium for actors. This two-day workshop will introduce you to exactly what’s required to craft a performance for the screen, and it’s led by Makers’ House co-director — and star of the film Weekend — Chris New.
Whether it’s hitting your marks, getting the right eye-line, or negotiating continuity across shots, this course will introduce you to all the tools you’ll need on any film set, big or small.
All participants will be asked to prepare a scene in advance, guided by Chris, so you can get the most out of your two days before the camera.
The workshop will take place at Makers’ House Hastings on Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th October, 10am - 5pm.
-
We now offer a Pay What You Choose pricing model. This acts as a form of honesty box, allowing you to choose the fee that feels right for your circumstances when you book.
We want our courses to be as accessible as possible, but at the same time, we are committed to paying our artists fairly. If you're able to choose a higher price point, please do — your support will make a world of difference.
If you need help finding reasonably priced accommodation, or you would like to attend the course but the cost is prohibitive, then please email us here so we can discuss local accommodation offers or if our bursary scheme might be able to help.