24th April
10:30 - 13:30 or 14:30 - 17:30 GMT
£38.00 ( 𝘪𝘯𝘤𝘭. 𝘝𝘈𝘛 )
GoHub Studio, 5 Bedlam Mews, London SE11 6DF

BOOK NOW via info@runatitshouting.co.uk with your Acting CV!

+ WORKSHOP FORMAT

Following an introduction, participants will film their tape with Emma Sylvester under audition conditions (with the whole group present). We have superb equipment for the best learning experience. Emma will give each participant notes allowing them the chance to do a second take. This will be followed by a short tea break and an informal Q&A.

Having looked at your Spotlight CV and Showreel, Emma will send out a selection of scenes before the workshop. Please choose a scene that suits you best regardless of gender, age and ethnicity. Emma would like you to be as familiar with the text as possible.

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!

{This workshop adheres to CDG guidelines and isn’t an audition}.

EMMA'S BIO

Emma began her career in casting doing favours for her friends, casting independent short films, music videos and corporate gigs, an actor herself at the time she found herself getting immersed in the work and launching a new career path which combined her love for actors and her training as one.

She went on to cast short film ‘The Snow Maze’ with RSA films (Ridley Scott Associates) which has since won best UK short at the London Film Festival, and went on to assist renowned casting director Carolyn McLeod on a series of independent feature films and projects for Netflix. Emma also assisted Casting Director Nancy Bishop in 2018’s NBC pilot season.

Emma is now working in-house at the BBC in its continuing drama department where her work includes As Assistant: Holby City, Sister Boniface, The Canterville Ghost As Casting Director: Doctors & Father Brown.

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