Repeat

Our one-off Summer classes continue with our Acting for Camera Technique class now happening on 6th August.

Up next, we have a brand-new Scene Study class. Come along, bring some scenes and practice your craft in a supportive, encouraging environment.

All info at the link in the bio.

Announcing our very first one-off workshop and it's a such a fantastic one to get us started!

Acting for Camera with visiting Film and Theatre Director Eleri B. Jones.

Through duologues sent out in advance, you’ll be exploring how to pitch your performance, create character, and use screen tips & tricks to help shape your performance. You’ll also be able to learn through watching your peers, and get feedback on your work from the class.

Eleri is a theatre and film director, originally from North Wales. She achieved a full scholarship to the University of Manchester to study Drama and Screen Studies, gaining a 1st Class Degree before training at Drama Centre London (Leverhulme Scholarship).

Eleri’s previous directing credits include Celebrated Virgins (Theatr Clwyd, Chapter Arts Centre) which she also co-created **** (The Guardian, Top 10 Best Shows of 2022), Sprinkles (Dirty Protest), the Women Rediscovered Film Series (Theatr Clwyd), Gwyl Gaeaf (Theatr Clwyd) and A Christmas Carol (Charles Dickens Museum).

Eleri is currently the Resident Director on the National Theatre’s UK and Ireland Tour of The Ocean at the End of the Lane.

Repeat

We start our second batch of courses tomorrow! This time with Beginners and Intermediate levels.

Repeat - the core of the work. After observing and calling, the work is done and all we do is repeat what we hear from our own point of view. No thinking or analysis, just instinct and emotional reaction. By allowing the mind to switch off and put all our focus on the other performer and in the simple act of calling and repeating, we allow ourselves to be completely present and open to whatever genuine, spontaneous emotional reaction the words bring up in us.

The emotional life of our relationship and every interaction guides the direction of the exercise, our only job is to follow where it leads and allow it to affect us in whichever way it does.