TEENS
ONGOING TEEN CAMERA CLASS
Acting Mastery Teens: Acting On Camera is a 5 week Ongoing Camera Class for teen actors (11-17yrs) looking to start their acting journey early, to gain confidence and skills in acting and to leave them feeling more empowered, free and fully self-expressed as young people.
Each week, actors will work on a scene with which they will learn and utilise a broad range of acting tools, techniques and script analysis, drawn from a wide variety of approaches, designed to make them the most well-rounded actor they can be either in front of the camera or an audience.
Actors will leave with more ability to be authentic, free, committed, present, open and powerful.
Tuesday afternoons - after July School Holidays
DATES: 21st July - 18th August
TIME: 5pm - 7pm
COST: $300 + GST
LOCATION: Bondi Junction Studio
For more info, email [email protected].
PIPER ROSENBLATT
ACTING TEACHER
Piper Rosenblatt is an Australian actress and acting teacher with a deep-rooted passion for storytelling and performance.
She began her journey in the performing arts at just eight years old through theatre and musical theatre training, later transitioning her focus to film over the past eight years.
Piper has since dedicated over a decade to honing her craft. With a Diploma in Screen and Media: Acting for Film, she has continued to expand her skills through advanced industry training, consistent private coaching, and specialist workshops.
As an acting teacher, Piper empowers young actors to honour their individuality and artistic flair, while encouraging them to take ownership in expressing their unique point of view and truth.
With deep care for both the performer and the individual, she nurtures the emotions and mindset of each artist, fostering a safe space where they can confidently own their craft and expand the full range of their creative voice.
Acting Mastery acknowledges the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and teach. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.