Classes

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Script to Screen
Aug
3
to Sep 21

Script to Screen

Train with award-winning actor, writer and producer Osamah Sami in this advanced screen acting course designed for actors ready to elevate their craft. Through practical scene work, professional camera exercises, and real-time direction, you'll develop truthful, compelling performances while gaining valuable insight into the collaborative nature of filmmaking. Drawing on his extensive experience across acting, writing and producing, Osamah offers a unique, industry-focused approach that strengthens both your on-camera technique and your understanding of storytelling. Ideal for actors looking to deepen their craft, build confidence in front of the camera, and prepare for the realities of today's screen industry.

Some materials may include mature themes.

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(Mondays) Term 4 : ACT 2 The Craft
Oct
5
to Nov 23

(Mondays) Term 4 : ACT 2 The Craft

The Craft builds on foundational screen-acting skills, guiding actors toward deeper authenticity, emotional access, and refined on-camera scene work. Training weekly with acclaimed actor and educator John Orcsik, students develop truthful characterisation through advanced script analysis, emotional exercises, and targeted scene study.

A core element of the course is John’s signature emotional technique, a safe, repeatable method for accessing powerful emotions without relying on personal trauma. Designed for screen performance, it helps actors hit emotional beats consistently, even under audition pressure.

Actors engage in scenes, monologues, and emotional-readiness practices that strengthen presence, responsiveness, and vulnerability.

Some materials may include mature themes.

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Term 4: ACT 2 The Craft
Oct
7
to Nov 25

Term 4: ACT 2 The Craft

The Craft builds on foundational screen-acting skills, guiding actors toward deeper authenticity, emotional access, and refined on-camera scene work. Training weekly with acclaimed actor and educator John Orcsik, students develop truthful characterisation through advanced script analysis, emotional exercises, and targeted scene study.

A core element of the course is John’s signature emotional technique, a safe, repeatable method for accessing powerful emotions without relying on personal trauma. Designed for screen performance, it helps actors hit emotional beats consistently, even under audition pressure.

Actors engage in scenes, monologues, and emotional-readiness practices that strengthen presence, responsiveness, and vulnerability.

Some materials may include mature themes.

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Act 1: Groundwork with Mick Preston
Oct
20
to Dec 8

Act 1: Groundwork with Mick Preston

Groundwork is TAFTA’s entry-level, on-camera acting course designed to give aspiring actors a solid, practical foundation in screen performance. This ongoing, term-based class is ideal for those starting their journey, returning to acting after time away, or transitioning from theatre to film and television.

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Emotions: Module 1 with John Orcsik
Oct
22
to Dec 3

Emotions: Module 1 with John Orcsik

LEARN TO ACCESS AUTHENTIC EMOTIONS ON CUE!

Over years of working in Film & TV , John found he was required to reach deep emotional places on a busy set, with little time to prepare, and with few takes. Emotional recall and sense memory became unsustainable and dangerous. After studying the nature, purpose and qualities of emotions and where they are in the body's natural energy centres, John created a simple physical technique where you can access and express any emotion. On cue. At will.

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Intro To Screen Acting
Aug
4
to Aug 25

Intro To Screen Acting

Intro To Screen Acting is TAFTA’s essential entry-level screen acting course, ideal for newcomers, returning performers, or theatre actors moving into film and television. Entirely on camera, the class builds core skills in script and character analysis, line learning, frame awareness, scene work, and audition technique, giving students practical experience and confidence before progressing to Act II: The Craft.

Mick Preston brings over twenty years of experience across film, television, theatre, and voice. Trained in New York under Uta Hagen, with credits including Preacher, Shantaram, and The Legend of Ben Hall, Mick is known for his grounded, generous teaching style and his ability to create a supportive, growth-focused environment for actors.

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Advanced Scenework with COlin Budds
Oct
6
to Oct 27

Advanced Scenework with COlin Budds

In this Advanced Screen Acting Intensive, Colin works hands-on with actors ready to push their craft to the next level. The course focuses on high-level scenework, character development, camera awareness, and creating authentic on-screen chemistry. With personalised feedback and in-studio filming, actors will learn to deliver grounded, compelling performances that connect truthfully within the frame.

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