Actors Academy
Our Classes
Professional acting training for all ages and skill levels — taught by working industry professionals.
Youth Acting Classes (Ages 5-11)
with Jazmine Mitts
A fun and nurturing introduction to acting designed for young performers ages 5–11. Students explore imagination, storytelling, character play, and basic stage skills in a supportive, creative environment. This class builds confidence, communication, and a love for the performing arts from an early age.
Teen Acting Classes (Ages 11-17)
with Jazmine Mitts
A dynamic acting program for teens ages 11–17 that develops performance skills through scene work, monologues, improvisation, and on-camera technique. Students build confidence, focus, and professional-level skills in a creative, supportive setting.
beginnerActing Essentials Level 1
with Maria Tran
The foundation every actor needs. Acting Essentials Level 1 with Maria Tran covers the core tools of performance — presence, listening, emotional truth, and basic scene work. Students build confidence and develop a strong foundation to grow as performers in film, TV, and theater.
intermediateActing Essentials Level 2
with Maria Tran
Building on Level 1, Acting Essentials Level 2 with Maria Tran deepens your technique through more complex scene work, character study, and emotional range. Students tackle challenging material and sharpen the tools needed for professional-level performance.
Screen Acting Workshop
with Michael McGill
Who doesn't love a great TV show or film? That's why we are teaching actors the ins and outs of Television and film acting in this course taught by Michael Patrick McGill from the TV series Shameless (U.S). Learn to perform like the stars of your favorite comedies, soap operas, dramas, and more in this four-week course designed to kickstart your Television career.
Screen Acting Lab
with Michael McGill
The next level of screen acting with Michael Patrick McGill. Build on the foundations of Lvl 1 and take your TV and film performance skills to an expert level. Dive deeper into character work, emotional truth on camera, and advanced scene study for the screen.
advancedThe Actor's Work on the Screenplay/Play: An Advanced Approach
with Ray Zananiri
So you're staring at your characters' first few lines. You utter the first sentence. You listen to your own voice. "Is this the character? Why do I sound false, contrived?" You change the intonation of your voice and put on a different expression on your face. Better? Why not? That's good enough. It turns out that those first moments with the script are very critical. Because we, as human beings, are creatures of habits and chances are you'll be stuck with that "tone" before you had a chance to fully explore the character. Your whole performance will be based on hollow "mannerisms" rather than a living breathing human being, full of specific desires and specific fears. In this class we will use well-written examples from plays and screenplays. We will work on our feet, methodically implementing a robust approach to incrementally internalize each character's circumstances. Dates: TBD
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