Intermediate Acting for Camera: Saturdays

About this course

The course focuses on acting for film and television, with classes examining how to create truthful, nuanced performances for the camera and remain present across multiple takes. Participants work with the principles of Meisner technique while preparing scripts in a detailed, collaborative process. Voice and movement exercises are used alongside practical camera techniques. The course also considers how actors collaborate when working on set, helping participants extend their screen-acting practice.

What you'll learn

• Apply Meisner-based techniques to screen acting
• Prepare scripts for camera performance using a detailed, collaborative approach
• Use voice and movement exercises in support of screen work
• Maintain presence during multiple takes
• Develop more nuanced and truthful on-camera performances

Is this course right for you?

This course is intended for actors developing beyond introductory screen-acting work, including those with film and television experience or experienced theatre performers seeking screen experience. Selection is by application, and applicants must meet one of the stated experience or training routes. Participants must be over 18 and use English fluently and confidently.

• Requires either three professional acting credits, at least one year of acting training, or completion of RADA's Acting for Camera course
• Selection is by application
• Designed for collaborative participation in script preparation and screen-acting work