ABOUT AMBER’S CLASS
Session Details:
Session: 6:00PM -7:30PM (PST) may run over by 30 min, be prepared for 2 hrs
Ages: 9 - 20
Format: Spots are limited this class will fill up fast - Online through Zoom
About Amber’s Class:
Amber Horn has cast several single camera and multi-camera comedies, and she loves teaching comedy workshops! What makes people laugh is ‘the unexpected’
And this class will work on finding these moments in each scene. Amber will help each actor find and understand comedy turns!
With over 80 amazing casting credits on IMDB,
Amber Horn is back to share her mass amounts of knowledge in this amazing intensive for Actors & their parents
AMBER HORN, CSA (Pictured on the Right)
While we cannot mention what she is currently working on, we encourage you to view Amber’s IMDB below to view more casting credits!)
“Actors have about 30 seconds to make the person watching the audition, want to keep seeing more!”
CLASS DETAILS:
This class is for young actors and will focus on comedy turns and taking direction during callbacks.
Actors will be assigned a scene and/or a scene partner
Because actors are paired for scene work cancelation is only accepted 72 hours prior to the session start time
Everyone will perform their prepared scene, receive re-direction, notes and learn tips for Zoom auditions, callbacks, chemistry reads and more
THIS CLASS ALLOWS YOU TO PUT INTO PRACTICE AND LEARN:
How to deliver awesome audition scenes, regardless if the audition is live in a room full of people or a self taped audition.
Feeling comfortable learning how to establish strong connections during audition scenes
Why the most powerful tool an actor has is his/her eyes
Focus on the objective in scene performance, (making sure actors understand how to evoke strong emotions to create a solid connection. )
The moment before the scene begins- (by discussing the emotional state before the scene starts. The actors full focus should be on MAKING THE OTHER PERSON FEEL SOMETHING. This helps the actor achieve the objective. Actors are far more interesting, when they make it about the other person and NOT about themselves. )
Removing any “indicating” in scenes.
‘Indicating’ is the actor trying to show the audience they are feeling something instead of actually feeling it. 100% of the time when an actor is indicating they are not present in the moment with their objective, nor are they making it about the other person! I can’t stress enough how important this next statement is. The most important person in the scene, is the other person. This includes things like:
Eye Rolling
Sighs
Miming
Etc.
Most importantly- while learning, you will:
laugh- a lot!
Build a creative bond with the other actors and support them!
lastly, have a great time while working on and bettering your auditioning skills