The dates for the  Workshops are Monday June 14th- Friday 18th June from 10am- 1pm online.
Fee: E125

All the details below-please confirm if you wish to avail of the place. dublincentralschoolofacting@gmail.com

The summer workshops at Dublin Central School of Acting are an  intensive week long workshop for 13-17 year olds.The course is specifically designed for young people with little or no experience in film-making or acting for camera – which is very different from stage acting!
They are led by Professional Casting Director Gillian Reynolds.
At DCSA, students learn the difference between stage and film acting.
It is suitable for students who want to Act for Screen, or explore the possibility of Film Directing.
If you want to be a be a director or actor – you need to know how to direct actors, and as an actor you need to know what to expect from a director. You have to learn how to work with each other – to communicate with each other and to understand their respective roles, so that the film is the best it can be – with both parties pulling together.The day is divided between instruction, followed by practicals – so all that is learnt in theory is immediately put into practice. We switch constantly from theory to “on set” demonstrations.
Topics covered:
THE CASTING DIRECTOR:
The Casting Director – What exactly do they do, and how do you become a Casting Director for Films/T.V./Commercials?
THE ACTOR:
What every Actor and Film Director needs to know. The Essentials! How to create a character and back-story.
The importance of Improvisation
Acting for camera: Camera angles, eye lines, and framing
Story boarding
Presentation/Confidence/Communication skillsTHE CREW
 Who is needed on a film set, and who is needed off a film set!
What exactly does everyone do from the “runner” to the “producer”.
THE DIRECTOR
Artistic Vision
Auditions and Casting- how do you find them?
Marketing- the photo and showreel
THE FILM SCRIPT
How the  script is so important to any film.The key ingredients for a successful script – Theme, Character, Story structure, conflict, tension.How to break a script down.
THE CAMERA AND LIGHTING
We learn how to use the camera and how to light a set.
Crew up
Cast the roles
SHOOT THE SCRIPT
Shooting sample scenes using the knowledge learnt about camera angles and eye lines for camera.