Tarlington Training – Not just for kids!

FREE ADULT SCENE STUDY. THE ANNEX STUDIO AT TARLINGTON TRAINING

For a limited time, sign up for a series of free scene study workshops offered by The Annex Studio at Tarlington Training.

The next session will be run on December 5th from 7pm to 9pm.

 This two hour long sessions will offer actors insight into on-going scene study and class work being offered at The Annex Studio at Tarlington Training in the new year.

This class is aimed to broaden actors knowledge of the many methods and processes of acting taught across the world and to offer practical techniques and actor will use on screen. Wether you’re new to acting, wanting to seek out new ideas or refine your craft.

Sign up now, space is extremely limited!

Instructors. 

The Annex Studio at Tarlington Training is a place where we hope actors can come to work together to improve their skills and to share and work on new ideas. A variety of instructors bring their own unique experiences and training to the floor.

About Richard

Richard Ian Cox is an actor and director with a long and well-credited career in film and television in Vancouver.  After beginning his career 25 year ago, Richard has starred in The Adventures of The Black Stallion, Alive, Breaker High, Beggars and Choosers, Cold Squad, RV, Ghost Rider, Stargate: SG1 and Atlantis, Eureka, Fringe, as well as countless voices in animation, and commercials.  Richard has been a senior instructor with Tarlington Training since it’s inception and is now a partner in the company.  Visit his website: www.richardiancox.com

About Edward

Edward Foy is a classically trained actor who has studied a variety of acting methods, voice and movement  schools, internationally. Born into a family of actors he spent much of his life in and around the arts. Now based in Vancouver Edward has starred in Film, Theatre and Television. Most recently Guest Starring on Sanctuary, ENDGAME, Level-Up and Supernatural. (NOTE: Edward is not the dog in the picture opposite…)

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October 21 is Professional Development Day for all B.C.’s teachers.  School’s out and at Tarlington Training we are offering a special workshop for all young actors between the ages of 9 and 11.  Regardless of your level, (beginner or advanced) you can spend the day learning and doing what you love with Vancouver’s best acting coaches. 

AUDITIONING FOR THE CAMERA

• Age: Young actors – 9 – 16
• Date: November 25th 2011
• Time: 1:30pm start
• Cost: $130 + Tax

Topics covered by the workshop include:

• The fundamentals of acting for camera.
• How to present yourself in the audition
• How to make strong choices in auditions
• How to break down the important ingredients of a scene.
• How to do “cold reads”.
•  What is expected from actors in audition situations.
•  How to read a film side.

After revising the  fundamentals of camera acting, the actors will be put through a simulated audition, so they will know what to expect from an audition from the moment they walk in, to the moment they leave.  The actors will be given feedback about their performance and instruction on how to adapt their acting technique to the camera.  The actors will work from sides from current television series and feature films.  These will be provided.

WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS WILL LEARN ABOUT THE BUSINESS OF FILM AND TELEVISION. 

The last hour of the day, parents are invited to see the work of the young actors and to have their questions answered.  This is a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the business side of the film and television industry from a professional who has worked in the industry as a teacher, acting coach, agent and casting director.

Instructors:  Carole Tarlington and Edward Foy

Carole Tarlington is a legend in Canada’s Film and Television Industry.  She has successfully launched many young Canadian actors into film and television careers, including  Kristen Kreuk (Smallvile)  Devon Sawa (Final Destination, NCIS), Peter Stebbings (Ma) Giacomo Baessato() Reece Thompson ()  Cole Heppel (Red Riding Hood) Gig Morton (Mr. Young) Dalilah Bella ()Eliza Vellani (Little Mosque on The Prairie)  Actors she has taught work on every set in Vancouver and also in Los Angeles, Australia and Europe. She has been recognized by the industry with numerous awards, including:  Women in Film Woman of the Year Award, the B.C. Film Award. Award,  Woman of Distinction Award – Arts and Culture and the B.C. Drama Teachers Award for outstanding service in Drama to the young people of B.C.

This is an ongoing training program for young people who want to pursue acting professionally, and who need the skills required to give natural on-camera performances and prepare for and give successful auditions.

Your work is recorded direct to the web each week for personal review and, at the end of the course, you will have footage to use if you’re trying to find an agent, or want to impress the one you already have.

Actors participate in end of term presentations for family, friends and talent agents, and receive a written evaluation as part of a Parent/Instructor interview.

Professional Acting Fundamentals (Course Summary)

Ages: 9 to 18
Skill Level: Beginner/Intermediate
Course Duration: 24 weeks (3 terms)

• Sunday Class:            9:30am – 11:30 am
• Wednesday Class:  4:30pm – 6:30pm

Cost:$460 + Tax / Term*

*- This price is based on three equal payments spread across the three terms. If you join late we’ll work out the rate based on actual classes attended.

FALL TERM 2011 (Term 1 of 3) (8 weeks)

• Wednesday Class:  October 19th- December 7th 2011 (8 weeks)
• Sunday Class:          October 16th – December 4th (8 weeks)

Program Costs and Payment Schedule

Full payment for each term required before term starts.