Teens & Tweens Certification 3
$599.00
Certification 3 | TV Series Training | 8 weeks | $599
Program Overview: Prepare for pilot season or becoming a TV series regular in this 8-week program. Participants will:
- Learn TV script handling through table reads and episodic preparation.
- Train with celebrity coaches (Zoom sessions from Hollywood, CA).
- Explore castability with top 8 comedy and drama characters.
- Perform roles from a 30-minute episodic script (rotated every 8 weeks).
Schedule:
- Thursday’s: 6:30-8:00 PM MST (Tweens & Teens).
- Wednesdays: 6:30-8:30 PM MST (Teens & Adults).
- Duration: 2 hours/week for 8 weeks.
Demo Reel Goals:
- Develop 2-minute dramatic and comedic demo reels.
Key Focus Areas:
- Television Categories: Learn the 15 TV categories, differences between network, cable, and streaming platforms, and how casting opportunities align with them.
- Actor Toolbox: Master essential acting skills, self-taping, networking, and navigating the business side of acting.
- Casting Preparation: Understand the audition-to-booking process, character preparation, and tips for standing out.
- Becoming a Series Regular: Build a strong acting portfolio, pursue networking opportunities, and manage a long-term TV acting career.
- Television Reel Creation: Create and refine a standout TV reel showcasing your best work for casting directors.
Why Join? Gain expert training, professional reels, and industry insights to succeed as a TV series regular. U.S. Talent Academy graduates achieve notable success in episodic roles and beyond.
For more information, visit: www.ustalentacademy.com
Certification 3 | TV Series Training | 8 Week Acting Program | Wednesdays 6:00- 8:00 PM MST
About the Program: Our eight-week program is designed to prepare actors for pilot season or becoming a TV series regular. Participants will: ✔ Learn how to handle TV scripts through table reads and episodic preparation.
- Train with celebrity coaches (live via Zoom from Hollywood, CA).
- Explore the top 8 characters in comedy and drama to discover castability.
- Perform roles selected from a 30-minute episodic script (new script every 8 weeks).
Schedule:
- Thursday's 6:30- 8:00 PM MST (Tweens & Teens only)
- Wednesdays: 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM MST (Teens & Adults)
- Duration: 2 hours per week for 8 weeks.
Demo Reel Goals:
- Develop 2 minute dramatic and/or comedic demo reels.
Table of Contents:
PART 1: 15 Television Category Types & TV Networks
- Introduction to Television Categories
- The 15 Major TV Categories You Should Know
- Understanding TV Networks: How They Work and What They Look For
- Network vs. Cable vs. Streaming: Key Differences
- How TV Categories Influence Your Casting Opportunities
PART 2: Toolbox as an Actor – “The Necessities”
- Essential Skills Every TV Actor Should Master
- Understanding Your Instrument: Voice and Body
- The Importance of Range and Versatility
- Auditioning Essentials: Tools for Success
- Your Headshot, Resume, and Self-Tape Setup: The Actor’s Must-Haves
- The Power of Networking and Building Relationships
- Navigating the Business Side of Acting
PART 3: Preparing to Be Hired on Television
- Understanding the Casting Process: From Audition to Booking
- How to Approach TV Roles: Research and Character Preparation
- Mastering the Audition: How to Stand Out
- The Importance of Professionalism and Work Ethic
- What Casting Directors Look For: Inside Insights
- How to Handle Rejection and Stay Motivated
PART 4: How to Become a TV Series Regular
- Setting Your Goal: Becoming a Series Regular
- Building a Strong Acting Portfolio: From Small Roles to Big Opportunities
- Networking and Getting Your Foot in the Door
- Creating Opportunities: Don’t Wait, Actively Pursue
- Developing Consistency in Performance and Character
- Managing Your Career for Long-Term Success in Television
- Learning from the Best: Tips from Successful TV Series Regulars
PART 5: Final Product – Television Reel
- What is a TV Reel and Why It’s Essential
- Selecting the Right Clips: Showcasing Your Best Work
- Structuring Your Reel: Format and Timing
- The Power of Personal Branding: How to Make Your Reel Stand Out
- Perfecting the Submission Process: Getting Your Reel to the Right People
- Ongoing Updates: Keeping Your Reel Fresh and Relevant
Why Join? U.S. Talent Academy’s TV Series Training program equips actors with the skills, techniques, and industry knowledge necessary to succeed as a TV series regular or in episodic roles. Graduates leave with professional reels and a clear understanding of their castability in the entertainment industry.
For more information, visit: www.ustalentacademy.com