Courses

This course is a study of acting techniques for visual media, television, and film. As needed.

This course is a study of acting techniques for visual media, television, and film.

An exploration of the principles and theories of dramatic performance expressed through contemporary entertainment media. Practical experience in acting for television will be offered.

A continuation of COMM 403.

An intensive experiential introduction to the unique demands of acting for the camera.

A study of acting techniques for film and television.

This course will help students transition from stage acting to acting for the camera and will cover basic camera acting techniques, procedures, script analysis and auditioning. Students will be required to participate in exercises and/or film shoots outside of class time.

Introduction to acting techniques for the camera. Students will read screenplays and participate in discussions comparing acting techniques for stage and screen. The student will work on roles and will develop the tools needed for on-camera performance.

A dynamic course tailored for performers seeking to transition their acting skills to the camera for various screen formats, including film, television, commercials, and creative media. It offers practical on-set and in-studio experiences that mimic professional production environments, providing students with the opportunity to refine their craft in front of the lens.

Introduces foundational acting concepts and techniques for developing a role through points of training including improvisation, character and scene study, and analysis, primarily using Stanislavski’s system.