Industry-standard headshots and a coached, recorded introduction video.
The 2-Month Acting for Film Course is an intensive daytime on-camera training for beginners and stage actors transitioning to screen. Classes run Monday–Friday and combine daily on-camera work, technique, structured rehearsal, and filmed scene practice with regular playback feedback. By the end of the course, you’ll leave with filmed scene material for your acting portfolio, industry-standard headshots, a coached and recorded introduction video, and clear next-step guidance for auditions and further training. Training takes place alongside our filmmaking courses, creating opportunities for collaboration with filmmakers and—depending on production needs—access to auditions for student film projects.
Structured rehearsal and multiple filmed takes with playback review.
Industry-standard headshots and a coached, recorded introduction video.
Daily training combining technique, rehearsal, and scene work.
Individual feedback, collaboration with filmmaking students, and guidance on auditions and further training.
The 2-Month Acting for Film Course runs in a daytime format (Monday–Friday, 4 hours per day) and combines technique classes, rehearsal, and on-camera scene work. Training progresses from camera fundamentals and truthful performance tools into structured scene rehearsal, set-style simulations, and filmed takes with playback analysis. You are consistently on camera throughout the program, not only during final shoots.
You’ll work in a creative environment alongside filmmaking students, creating natural opportunities for collaboration and, depending on production and casting needs, access to auditions for student film projects. The course concludes with filmed final scenes, an in-class screening, and individual feedback with guidance on next steps.
Audition & Opportunities — audition confidently across a wide range of film and screen projects using professional acting materials and a stronger on-camera foundation.
Apply Strong On-Camera Foundations — work with solid acting tools, continuity, and emotional truth in filmed scenes, self-tapes, and auditions.
Collaborate in a Film School Environment — communicate effectively with directors and film crews, understand on-set workflows, and gain hands-on experience working alongside filmmaking students through scene work, workshops, and filmed projects.
Before the program begins, there are a few essentials to get ready. This section outlines what you’ll need to bring, what is provided by the school, and what to expect in terms of equipment and basic costs.
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