Screen Acting Skills Workshop

Step in front of the camera and learn what it really takes to perform on screen.
This practical workshop introduces young actors to the fundamentals of screen acting - and how it differs from stage performance. Through guided exercises and real-time feedback, participants will build confidence, sharpen their instincts and develop practical on-camera skills.
Led by actor, director, and coach Brett Rogers, the session offers a hands-on introduction to working in film and television, with a focus on technique, awareness and presence.
In this session, you’ll explore:
The key differences between stage and screen acting
Basic screen terminology and on-set language
Working with the camera, including framing and eyelines
Acting techniques for film and television
Improvisation exercises to build spontaneity and confidence
What to bring:
Water bottle (and a snack if needed)
Something to take notes on
Comfortable clothes you can move in
About Brett:
Brett Rogers is a NIDA graduate and professional actor, director and acting coach with extensive experience across theatre, film and television. His screen credits include Rake, Australian Gangster, and the feature films All About E and Dark Noise.
Brett has trained internationally at the Stella Adler Studio in New York and is a recipient of the Mike Walsh Fellowship. He is passionate about mentoring young performers, helping them build confidence, creativity and strong on-camera skills.