ActorKlass Acting Approach

ActorKlass Mentorship... your access to excellence!

Mentorship = if you want to succeed as an actor, then learn from a successful actor.

As actors we ultimately build our own technique by taking what works best from a variety of methods and sources. Our Actors will learn from a rotating cast of successful Working-Actors who will each teach their own proven acting techniques and approaches. This 'insider' knowledge of what 'really works' will inspire, educate, and propel our actors to succeed!

Our Mentors focus mainly on the Film and Television Acting Business. We teach our actors how to develop their acting and audition skills so they can get agents and book jobs. Our Mentors prepare actors of any level, and our classes are active, positive, supportive, confidence building, and collaborative with scene-work and knowledge open to discussion among students. We focus on:

- Building a Solid Acting Technique* from our handcrafted custom curriculum

- Cold Reading / Audition Technique

- Scene and Script Analysis

- Camera techniques

- On set protocol

- Taking direction and adjustments

- Making choices

- Listening and reacting

Well know Acting Techniques and teachers that may be used include:

- Meisner Technique

- Uta Hagen

- Stella Adler

- Don Richardson

- Lee Strasberg

- Michael Chekhov

- Konstantin Stanislavski

Class size is limited to 10 students, so you will work every class and get intimate and personalized training while at the same time learn from watching your acting peers. We learn as much from watching as we do from doing!

This is true Mentorship and the revolutionary way to start or advance your career!

*It takes 48 Class hours to learn the tools to develop a Solid Acting Technique. After which it must be exercised, practiced, deepened and fine tuned. Acting is muscle memory, your body needs to learn it. Like going to the gym, ‘use it or you lose it.' Many actors, even the famous ones, never stop training, and/or always consult with a ONE-ON-ONE Mentor to help them prepare for important roles.