In this course you will work with experienced and inspirational teachers to learn the craft of acting for camera. During the eight weeks, you will concentrate on putting together the basic techniques required to deliver effective performances on screen.
This course is ideally for students who have already learned core acting techniques either in GSA Beginners, or an equivalent course. During the classes, you will explore the similarities and differences between acting for stage and screen acting. This course focuses on the development of physical, vocal and emotional techniques required for film.
Upcoming courses: 19th October-December 14th, 23rd October-December 11th
| College | Gaiety School of Acting, The National Theatre School of Ireland |
| Course ID | 201327 |
| Course Location | Dublin |
| Location Postcode | Dublin 8 |
| Course Type | In-Person Training |
| Course Qualification | Certificate of Attendance |
| Course Start Date | 19th October 2026 |
| Course End Date | 14th December 2026 |
| Course Duration | eight weeks |
| Course Time | 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm |
| Course Fee | €430 |
Participants can expect to: Be introduced to more complex scripts and the associated acting techniques need to approach performance of them, Examine the process of devising material, Explore the relationship between director and actor and learn how to take direction effectively and expand on the skills and confidence developed in GSA Beginners 1.
Long-form is a continuous improvised piece which is inspired from a single suggestion at the start.
This class is designed for students who have completed Acting for Camera 1 & Acting for Camera 2.
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