Acting for the Camera: A Masterclass
( 30 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Acting for the Camera
Overview of the course and the unique challenges of acting for the camera

Module #2
Understanding the Camera
How the camera works and how to use it to your advantage

Module #3
Camera Angles and Movement
Understanding camera angles, movement, and how to adjust your performance accordingly

Module #4
Script Analysis for the Camera
How to analyze a script specifically for the camera

Module #5
Basic Acting Techniques for the Camera
Applying fundamental acting techniques to the camera, including action, objective, and beats

Module #6
Scene Study:Scripted Scenes
Analyzing and rehearsing scripted scenes for the camera

Module #7
Improvisation for the Camera
How to improvise effectively for the camera

Module #8
Playing to the Camera
Techniques for engaging the camera and the audience

Module #9
Acting for the Close-Up
Techniques for performing in close-up shots

Module #10
Acting for the Wide Shot
Techniques for performing in wide shots

Module #11
Playing Action and Reaction
Techniques for playing action and reaction shots

Module #12
Playing Emotions and Subtext
How to convey emotions and subtext on camera

Module #13
Playing with Eye Contact
Techniques for using eye contact effectively on camera

Module #14
Playing with Physicality
How to use physical movement and gesture to convey character

Module #15
Playing with Voice and Dialogue
Techniques for using voice and dialogue to convey character and emotion

Module #16
Auditioning for the Camera
Tips and techniques for auditioning for film and television

Module #17
Creating Your Own Content
How to create your own content for film and television

Module #18
Marketing Yourself as an Actor
How to market yourself as an actor in the film and television industry

Module #19
Understanding the Business of Acting
Understanding the business side of the film and television industry

Module #20
Networking and Building Relationships
How to network and build relationships in the film and television industry

Module #21
Playing Villains and Complex Characters
Techniques for playing complex and villainous characters

Module #22
Playing Accents and Dialects
How to master accents and dialects for film and television

Module #23
Playing Period and Historical Roles
Techniques for playing period and historical roles

Module #24
Playing Comedy and Improv
Techniques for playing comedy and improv on film and television

Module #25
Playing in Different Genres
How to adapt to different genres, such as horror, sci-fi, and drama

Module #26
Final Project:Scene Study and Performance
Applying learned techniques to a final scene study project

Module #27
Final Project:Self-Taped Audition
Creating a self-taped audition for a hypothetical role

Module #28
Getting Feedback and Critique
How to receive and incorporate feedback and critique

Module #29
Next Steps:Continuing Your Training
How to continue your training and growth as an actor

Module #30
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Acting for the Camera: A Masterclass career

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Acting for the Camera: A Masterclass ( 30 Modules )

Acting for the Camera: A Masterclass
( 30 Modules )