Film acting isn’t just about what you say or do—it’s about how you move and connect through the lens. By honing these skills, you’ll become not just a great actor, but a skilled visual storyteller, ready to captivate audiences and impress industry professionals alike.
Film Acting and
On-Camera Technique
Film is a visual medium that requires a distinct set of skills. Understanding how to use the camera—or “manipulate the lens”—is a powerful tool that can elevate your performances to the next level. However, it’s not always intuitive and often feels confusing for actors transitioning from stage to screen or even those looking to refine their on-camera craft. That’s where we come in!
In this course, we’ll break down the nuances of film acting and give you the tools to master the technical demands of on-camera work. You’ll learn how to harness the camera’s potential to enhance your performance and convey emotion with precision and power. Whether it’s a self-tape audition or a day on set, you’ll gain the confidence to approach every project with a solid understanding of how to deliver compelling, visually dynamic performances.
What You'll Learn:
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Scoring The Scene: Develop the ability to navigate multiple eyelines, incorporate action, and interact seamlessly with props- all while maintaining your strength!
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On-Camera Mastery: Understand the technical elements of on-camera acting, including framing, focus, and how to adjust your performance based on camera angles and shot sizes.
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Subtlety and Precision: Film often demands a nuanced approach to acting. We'll explore techniques for conveying emotion and intention through micro-expressions and more.