Wednesdays - May 1 - 22
4 sessions
6:30-9:30pm
Build a strong foundation of basic techniques /
Explore the mystery of acting /
Develop physical and vocal awareness /
Cultivate attention /
Discover self care as an actor
Wednesdays 4 sessions
June 12 – July 10 (Holiday June 19)
6:30-9:30PM
Build on your basic foundation / Gain confidence with acting techniques through practice / Create dynamic relationships and emotional reality / Move a scene/monologue forward with positive expectations / Dig into different ways to approach a scene
Wednesdays 4 sessions
July 24 – August 14
6:30-9:30
Deepen your technique with practice / Develop a sense of your presence / Rehearse and perform scenes/monologues / Learn how to work with a director / There may be outside (virtual) rehearsal time expected
In this three-part series with the Alliance Theatre you will:
Sharpen your on-camera acting skills, develop your film acting technique, create and build relationships, motivate your scenes through positive expectations, and perform scenes on camera.
Put your film acting technique into practice, find out what is expected on a film set, workshop full-length film scenes, and receive direction from experienced professionals.
Katie Causey is an actor and education artist living in Atlanta, GA. She holds degrees in English and Theatre from the University of Georgia and graduated from the Aurora Theatre's Apprenticeship Program. Katie has worked with Alliance Theatre since 2013 teaching classes, summer camps and residencies. She worked as the on-set acting coach for the young actors on The Walking Dead for seasons 9, 10, and 11. Katie also teaches acting at the Aurora Theatre, Georgia Gwinnett College, and The Company Acting Studio. Television credits include, The Walking Dead, The Passage and Being Mary Jane. You can also see Katie in a variety of commercials in the Southeast. She specializes in improvisation and loves to find new ways to bring improv into every subject she teaches. www.KatieCausey.com
The Trilith Institute 365 Fund supports all aspects of the 501(c)(3) organization.
$250 pays for a single episode of the Trilith Institute Talks podcast.
$500 feeds cast and crew for one Creative Excellence Fellowship Grant film
$650 provides a one-week scholarship to the Script to Screen Summer Camp
$1000 covers a Dinner With… events where students talk with industry experts over dinner
No amount is too big or small.
