TV/Film Director SEAN GLYNN - 'Screen Acting' Workshop - 13th July - 1:30pm - 5:00pm - £45 (Members £40.50)
📍Central Manchester - 13th July - 1:30pm - 5:00pm - £45 (Members £40.50)
‘Working With Emotion On Camera’ with Award Winning Director SEAN GLYNN
Bio:
Sean is an award-winning director. He has been directing for 19 years and his work includes HOPE STREET (BBC) as Lead Director, LONDON KILLS (BBC) as Lead Director, CASUALTY (BBC), THE CASE (BBC), HOLLYOAKS (C4) and HOLLYOAKS LATER (C4), MISSING (BBC), DROP DEAD GORGEOUS (BBC), DREAM TEAM (Sky One), HOLBY CITY (BBC).
He has won awards for Best Comedy Drama at the British Comedy Awards and Most Spectacular Scene at the British Soap Awards.
He also has just finished his latest short film SNAPCATCH, about online grooming. This follows the critically acclaimed LEADBELLY, which has just won ‘Most Influential Film’ at the Horsetooth International Film Festival in Colorado, amongst many other rosettes awarded.
He believes passionately in supporting and guiding actors in achieving the very best of their potential.
Workshop info:
Sean will be working from pre-delivered scripts, on ways to access and maintain levels of emotion for the camera. Using both technical and practical methods to deliver performances of a high emotional intensity the workshop will be supportive and collaborative. Participants will also explore the subtle differences in acting for the camera, as opposed to acting for the stage, with non-verbal and physical communication, playing with shot size and framing. Performances will be delivered to camera on a 'live' feed.
We will explore all elements of the screen acting process from the initial delivery of the script through to the first take. We will look at backstory, intention and obstacles. The session will be interactive and collaborative giving a taste of the challenges of day to day filming on continuing television drama and film.
This workshop is designed to ensure you don't leave your best performance in the rehearsal, or in the read through but that you deliver it when it matters most. On screen, in front of the camera.
📍Central Manchester - 13th July - 1:30pm - 5:00pm - £45 (Members £40.50)
‘Working With Emotion On Camera’ with Award Winning Director SEAN GLYNN
Bio:
Sean is an award-winning director. He has been directing for 19 years and his work includes HOPE STREET (BBC) as Lead Director, LONDON KILLS (BBC) as Lead Director, CASUALTY (BBC), THE CASE (BBC), HOLLYOAKS (C4) and HOLLYOAKS LATER (C4), MISSING (BBC), DROP DEAD GORGEOUS (BBC), DREAM TEAM (Sky One), HOLBY CITY (BBC).
He has won awards for Best Comedy Drama at the British Comedy Awards and Most Spectacular Scene at the British Soap Awards.
He also has just finished his latest short film SNAPCATCH, about online grooming. This follows the critically acclaimed LEADBELLY, which has just won ‘Most Influential Film’ at the Horsetooth International Film Festival in Colorado, amongst many other rosettes awarded.
He believes passionately in supporting and guiding actors in achieving the very best of their potential.
Workshop info:
Sean will be working from pre-delivered scripts, on ways to access and maintain levels of emotion for the camera. Using both technical and practical methods to deliver performances of a high emotional intensity the workshop will be supportive and collaborative. Participants will also explore the subtle differences in acting for the camera, as opposed to acting for the stage, with non-verbal and physical communication, playing with shot size and framing. Performances will be delivered to camera on a 'live' feed.
We will explore all elements of the screen acting process from the initial delivery of the script through to the first take. We will look at backstory, intention and obstacles. The session will be interactive and collaborative giving a taste of the challenges of day to day filming on continuing television drama and film.
This workshop is designed to ensure you don't leave your best performance in the rehearsal, or in the read through but that you deliver it when it matters most. On screen, in front of the camera.
📍Central Manchester - 13th July - 1:30pm - 5:00pm - £45 (Members £40.50)
‘Working With Emotion On Camera’ with Award Winning Director SEAN GLYNN
Bio:
Sean is an award-winning director. He has been directing for 19 years and his work includes HOPE STREET (BBC) as Lead Director, LONDON KILLS (BBC) as Lead Director, CASUALTY (BBC), THE CASE (BBC), HOLLYOAKS (C4) and HOLLYOAKS LATER (C4), MISSING (BBC), DROP DEAD GORGEOUS (BBC), DREAM TEAM (Sky One), HOLBY CITY (BBC).
He has won awards for Best Comedy Drama at the British Comedy Awards and Most Spectacular Scene at the British Soap Awards.
He also has just finished his latest short film SNAPCATCH, about online grooming. This follows the critically acclaimed LEADBELLY, which has just won ‘Most Influential Film’ at the Horsetooth International Film Festival in Colorado, amongst many other rosettes awarded.
He believes passionately in supporting and guiding actors in achieving the very best of their potential.
Workshop info:
Sean will be working from pre-delivered scripts, on ways to access and maintain levels of emotion for the camera. Using both technical and practical methods to deliver performances of a high emotional intensity the workshop will be supportive and collaborative. Participants will also explore the subtle differences in acting for the camera, as opposed to acting for the stage, with non-verbal and physical communication, playing with shot size and framing. Performances will be delivered to camera on a 'live' feed.
We will explore all elements of the screen acting process from the initial delivery of the script through to the first take. We will look at backstory, intention and obstacles. The session will be interactive and collaborative giving a taste of the challenges of day to day filming on continuing television drama and film.
This workshop is designed to ensure you don't leave your best performance in the rehearsal, or in the read through but that you deliver it when it matters most. On screen, in front of the camera.