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$40 for an Introductory Class at the Acting School for Film & Television

Acting School for Film & Television
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Jessica
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I loved it, great class and fun, Mark is a great teacher.
  • Industry veteran teacher
  • Screen test preparation
  • Film and TV acting basics

The camera may add ten pounds, but an adoring fan on your back adds more than a hundred. Keep the fourth wall firmly reinforced with today's Groupon: for $40, you get one introductory acting class at The Acting School for Film and Television (a $150 value).

Calling upon decades of big and small screen success, school head Mark Stolzenberg infuses his students with the specialized savvy to act before the camera. In his two-hour lesson, Stolzenberg tackles all of the basics of on-screen performance, preparing students for the shock of seeing every pore and twitch magnified on a 50 foot projection. Stage-eschewing thespians will also be schooled in the vital steps of properly hitting marks, displaying the proper profile, and executing precise volume and movement. Students of all levels can unleash their inner Uta Hagens in emotional exercises designed to coat the lens in raw authenticity. Graduates of the introductory acting class leave prepared to strut their stuff in on-camera screen tests. After Stolzenberg’s invaluable tutelage, actors will feel as bulletproof as the lens that shoots a Western shootout, with the newfound confidence to tackle auditions, callbacks, and paparazzi.

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About Acting School for Film & Television

Mark Stolzenberg brings to the table ample expertise as an actor, director, and writer as well as experience as Associate Professor of Drama at The New School. He applies a unique system and techniques to help students do their best on the big screen. His classes cover topics like rhythm, believability, and camera presence.

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