TEEN Acting Program

Stage, Television and Film Training for Young Actors (14 -18yrs)

These classes are designed to improve your existing skills as a student actor, whether you are new to acting or actively auditioning. By introducing creative techniques the Instructor will guide you in your pursuit of a compelling authentic performance. Inspiring, active, and professionally instructed -Company of Rogues TEEN Acting Courses accomplish much more than the occasional workshop. By developing your skills over the course of six weeks a strong foundation and technique can be achieved.

“The TEEN Acting Program transformed my interest in learning more about acting into becoming a knowledgeable and skillful actor. The safe and respectful environment that Michaila has created allowed me to take risks, lose inhibitions, and the rewards of such openness resulted in confidence as an actor, and as a human being. Through the persistent practice of creating a genuine and authentic performance, I was urged to discover my true self in order to relate to the variety of characters I had to embrace. With Michaila’s precise and dedicated instructing, brilliant performances become expected, but the unexpected surprise is the lessons that can be taken outside of the studio.” - Alumnus, TEEN Acting Program 2009

TEEN: Film & TV
A perfect opportunity for teens to get involved in the Film & Television industry, gaining valuable knowledge of the audition experience and on-camera technique . Students will work with the instructor on a selection of scenes from contemporary scripts, while learning to work creatively from the text. Emphasis is on making specific, informed and engaging choices to strengthen their on-camera performance.
Schedule: November 3rd – December 1st, 2011
Instructor:Meaghan Sholdice Farhall

TEEN: Scene Study
Explore the works of the great contemporary Canadian, American and British playwrights while learning to create a
compelling character through partnered scene work. Actors undergo an in-depth rehearsal process working towards
a final presentation of their work. In addition, students will take part in a series of comedic and non-comedic exercises and improvisation at the beginning of each class.

Schedule: To Be Announced
Instructor:Meaghan Sholdice Farhall

“Michalia has taught me different acting techniques to suit my personal style of acting and helped me become a more well-rounded actor. She also did something that even I was starting to give up on -rekindled my love for acting.” -Alumnus, TEEN Acting Program 2009