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Acting Students Present Week Long Showcase June 12

Published on May 30th, 2017. Last updated May 8th, 2023.

Each semester the Toronto Film School Acting for Film & Television program hosts a showcase of student work. During the showcase students present some of their work, whether it be a monologue a writing student penned, a short film or an acting performance.  This Spring the Toronto Film School Acting  Showcase Week begins on Monday June 12th. The Term 5 play is an original work which has been written and developed by the cast and director Jonathan Whittaker.  Seating for the play is limited and can be reserved at the Eventbrite links below.  There will also be a great lineup of  Term 6 Short Films featuring our upcoming graduates. The showcase is open to students, family, friends, faculty and the general public who might be interested in attending. All events are free.

 

SHOWCASE SCHEDULE

Monday, June 12

7-9pm Short Film Production 6W (Yale Massey), Studio 2  

 

Tuesday, June 13

10am-11am Writing for Actors 2W (Glenda MacFarlane), Room 405

3-4pm Movement 4U (Piotr Biernat), Studio 2

4-5:30pm “The Business of Acting Career Panel” (Hart Massey, Michael Ayoub, & John Tench), Studio 2

 

Wednesday, June 14

9am-10am Clown 3A (Christel Bartelse), Studio 3

10:15am-11:15am Clown 3C (Christel Bartelse), Studio 3

12-1pm Writing for Actors 2X (Glenda MacFarlane), Studio 3

3-4pm Acting 2X (Joe Dimambro), Studio 3

5-7pm Video Games (JP Amore), Studio 2

 

Thursday, June 15

10am-11am Acting 2W (Joe Dimambro), Studio 2

12-1pm Camera Acting 3A (Hart Massey), 711

1-2pm Acting 3B (Sue Miner), Studio 4

2:30-3:45pm Acting 3A (Sue Miner), Studio 4

4-5pm Acting 4U (Jack Mosshammer), Studio 2

5-6pm Clown 3B (Christel Bartelse), Studio 4

 

Friday, June 16

11am-12pm Camera Acting 3C (John Tench), Studio 2

12:30-1:30pm Camera Acting 3B (Nicole Stamp), Studio 2

3-4pm Acting 3C (Catherine McNally), Studio 3

8pm Term 5 Stage Production (Jonathan Whittaker), Helen Gardiner Playhouse – St. George St.

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/journeys-tickets-34625115653?aff=es2

Saturday, June 17

5pm Term 5 Stage Production (Jonathan Whittaker), Helen Gardiner Playhouse – 79 St. George St.

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/journeys-tickets-34625115653?aff=es2

8pm Term 5 Stage Production (Jonathan Whittaker), Helen Gardiner Playhouse – 79 St. St. George St.

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/journeys-tickets-34625115653?aff=es2

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