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September 22 @ 6:00 pm - October 6 @ 9:00 pm

Prerequisites: Intro, Camera 1, Camera 2, or 20 weeks of actor training, some of which should be on-camera focused.

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🎬 Camera 3: Scene Work and Continuity

Advanced On-Camera Training for Working Actors

You’ve trained, you’re auditioning, maybe even booking — now it’s time to refine your on-set game and deliver consistently excellent work on camera.

Camera 3: Scene Work and Continuity is designed for actors who are already in the mix: auditioning regularly, self-taping with confidence, and ready for next-level training that simulates the demands of a professional set.

This is where performance meets precision.

🎥 In This Course, You’ll Work On:
✅ Framing and performance in the close-up
✅ On-set simulation: taking direction, adjusting on the fly
✅ Matching action and emotional continuity between takes
✅ Scene work with a partner to build authentic relationships

This is a class for actors who take the craft seriously — those who’ve trained before (approx 20 weeks of previous training), and are ready to make the leap from “classroom strong” to “set ready.”

💡 Ages 18+. Previous on-camera training required. Students should be actively auditioning, self-taping, or repped (or on the verge).

We keep class sizes small to ensure maximum on-camera time and individualized coaching. This one sells out fast — don’t wait!

➡️ Ready to level up your on-camera performance? Enroll now and bring your A-game.

🎟️ Spots Are Limited – Act Fast.

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Tickets will be available on August 24, 2026

As of October 1, 2025: Our business services are now subject to retail sales tax, as required by state law, ESSB 5814.