Category: Training

• Training for Actors

  The following are several acting coaches who have volunteered time and resources with Hollywood Connect, so we want to be sure to promote their classes! Click on their links to go to their websites.

  CLAY BANKS STUDIO
  with Acting Coach Clay Banks
  www.claybanksstudio.com

  Experience a powerful on-camera acting workout set in a very supportive environment. Learn a technique in line lifting and cold reading that will equip you with confidence and consistency. You will also see how after reviewing your scene just once, you will be able to pull off a powerful film read that will get your Casting Directors attention. This studio offers on-camera acting and audition techniques geared specifically for film & television. Set in a very supportive environment, with a strong emphasis on individual student attention, the actor will master the art of: Scene Study, On-Camera Acting, Confident Cold Reading, Power Auditioning, Character Development, and Script Analysis.

  MARK ATTEBERRY ACTING STUDIOS
  A Six-Week "Type" Intensive Workshop: Know Your Type
  with Acting Coach Mark Atteberry
  (818) 386-1266 (phone)
  beaworkingactor@sbcglobal.net
  www.beaworkingactor.com
  
  How do you get work when business is down and competition is up? By getting specific in your marketing and making smart career choices. You get more auditions by knowing who you are and by knowing how to sell yourself. You stand out above the rest when you're confident with who you are. You get noticed by agents and remembered by casting directors when you show them what makes you unique. By the completion of this six-week course you'll fully understand who you are in the eyes of the industry. You'll know what types you'll most likely play, what makes you unique and how to bring that knowledge to every aspect of your work and career.

  ON CAMERA CLASSES
  with Acting Coach Christinna Chauncy
  (818) 720-3052 (phone)
  www.oncameraclasses.com
  
  For the actor committed to success in the world of television auditioning. With the majority of all auditions for episodic television and pilots requiring that the actor be put on camera for the casting director and/or producers to review, today’s working actor must possess a solid camera technique that is specific to the audition format. In this course strong cold-read and on-camera skills are developed as well as an empowered perspective of the casting process and a clear understanding of what it truly means to “own” the room. Previous training and professional experience in the industry and/or theatre is preferred. Interview is required. Class size is limited to 12 actors. Each actor works every class, individually, on-camera.

• Training for Writers

  The following are just a few places you can get training as a screenwriter. Click on the name to go to the site.

  Act One

  Warner Bros. Writers' Workshop

• Training for Filmmakers

  Explore this website to find out which film school is best for you!

  www.aboutfilmschools.com