For Ages 14-18
This workshop offers an exciting look at the world of acting on-camera geared specifically for the young creative mind. We start every session by breaking down exactly how a camera works, and how we as actors can work best to communicate through it. We then focus on how to translate what we do onstage into the “frame of the shot.” All participants will get a chance to act on camera, watch their scenes, get feedback, and walk away with a clip of their work. The workshop focuses specifically on the differences between acting for the camera versus acting on stage…and how a few small adjustments can make a big impact.
Scholarships are available for the Pro Series workshops. Apply for scholarship here.
Saturday, Jul 13 / 2024
11am-12:30pm | $90.00 ($75.00 if student is enrolled in Summer Intensives)
Sunday, Jul 14 / 2024
11am-12:30pm I $90.00 ($75.00 if student is enrolled in Summer Intensives)
Meet The Instructor
Eric William Morris
Eric William Morris (he/him/his) has been working as an actor for almost two decades in NYC and LA, splitting his time equally between the stage and screen. His most recent on-camera credits include FLEISHMAN IS IN TROUBLE, I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER, THE MARVELOUS MRS MAISEL, MINDHUNTER, and the upcoming feature PINBALL. On stage, he’s starred on Broadway in KING KONG, CORAM BOY, MAMMA MIA!, and most recently in Pulitzer Prize/Tony Winner Michael R. Jackson’s WHITE GIRL IN DANGER (2nd Stage/Vineyard) and Tony Winner Richard Greenberg’s THE PERPLEXED (MTC). He frequently collaborates with writer Joe Iconis, starting in BE MORE CHILL (Two River, OCR), BLOODSONG OF LOVE (Ars Nova) and THINGS 2 RUIN (OCR). Education: Eric holds a B.A. in Fine Arts from Loyola University Maryland, is a graduate of Circle in The Square Theatre School’s Professional Workshop, and has worked for over a decade with the legendary on-camera acting teacher Bob Krakower and the BK Gang.