2 SPACES AVAILABLE
14th November 10:00 - 18:00 GMT
RUN AT IT SHOUTING, Block D, D107, 415 Wick Lane, E3 2JG
£120 Members £108.00
*Please note as with all our events, our prices are inclusive of VAT*
Contact: info@runatitshouting.co.uk
+ WORKSHOP FORMAT
This full day workshop will focus on screen acting techniques, to give the actor a feel for what it's like to work on set with Joelle Mae David. Discover how to make the most of the material. How to make the most of the subtext in a scene! Discuss blocking a scene and working with the camera’s choreography. We will explore all the above through practical exercises, discussion and acting from scripts.
Your scenes will be recorded with broadcast quality equipment. Upon request, you have the option to receive your footage after the session for no extra cost!
JOELLE'S BIO
I was born and raised in East London; growing up in between the boroughs of Newham and Barking & Dagenham specifically. I always had a passion for storytelling, but I had no idea how to gain access to the TV and film industry or that there were even jobs for me within it.
While I was working as a production assistant, I began creating short documentaries. I saved my money and bought a DSLR camera, learned how to shoot and began documenting local people, which became a short series called Hidden Talent, which featured on BBC3. This then led to my being commissioned by BBC3 to create a short poetic documentary about how regeneration affects young people in the Gascoigne Estate in Barking called Losing My Home in The Name of Regeneration(2019).
After making several short documentaries and films, I used my experience to start Bluebird Pictures, to focus on more narrative storytelling plus deliver outreach programmes in my local community.
I released our first narrative short film; Greasy Spoon, a comedy-sci-fi about gentrification, in 2021. It was selected for BAFTA-qualifying festivals such as Aesthetica and London Short Film Festival and was nominated for the Hijack Visionary Award and the Taash Comedy in Film Award. This was the film that I felt best reflected my voice as a director, and it was the job that helped land me my agent, Independent Talent, allowing me to become a filmmaker full-time.
Since 2021, I have directed a read-through of Sarah Keyworth‘s comedy Manbeast, directed the non-TX pilot Great Brittons (written by Ava Pickett) for Channel 4, directed two episodes of Dreaming Whilst Black, become the lead director of Channel 4’s Queenie, and written a pilot for Audible.
Please note all contact or questions regarding this workshop should come through the RAIS office. Please do not contact the workshop leader directly with questions
