Classes

RH Acting Studio

Scene Study (March 2026)

Ins. Eric Patrick Harper

This class offers a supportive introduction to scene study through practical, on-your-feet work. Actors learn

how to approach text, connect with a partner, and communicate clearly and confidently in both rehearsal

and performance.

On Camera/Text Analysis for TV & Film (March 2026)

Ins. Medina Senghore and Eric Patrick Harper

This class introduces actors to working on camera and understanding how stories

are told through images. Students learn to break down text for film and television and

explore how clear choices, movement, and stillness read on screen. The focus is on

building comfort and confidence on camera while developing practical tools for

auditions and future work.

Alexander Technique

(March 2026)

INS. Laura Parker

This Alexander Technique course introduces actors to practical tools for improving body awareness, alignment, and ease in performance. Through guided exercises and gentle movement, students learn how to release unnecessary tension, improve posture and breath, and move with greater freedom and efficiency on camera and on stage. The technique helps actors develop a more grounded, responsive physical presence, supporting clearer choices, vocal ease, and greater consistency in auditions, rehearsals, and performance.

Beginner Scene Study for Film and Television - 4 Week Online Intensive (March 2026)

INS. Eric Patrick Harper

This four-week beginner scene study class is an online-based introduction to acting for film and television. Students learn how to break down material, clarify objectives and stakes, and make strong, playable choices while adapting their work for the camera. Emphasis is placed on listening, character specificity, and subtlety, helping actors build performances that feel natural and compelling on screen while gaining practical tools they can apply directly to auditions and on-set work.

Intermediate On Camera (February 2026)

Ins. Rosanny Zayas

This class is for actors who’ve completed our Introductory On-Camera course and

are ready to go further. Each week, students work on new sides in a minimal-pressure

setting, with limited prep time to strengthen text analysis and visual storytelling while

building ease and confidence on camera.

Imaginative physical work is gently integrated throughout the month to support

embodiment, impulse, and truthful, grounded choices—mirroring real audition

conditions in a supportive way.

Series Regular Material On Camera

(Beginning March 2026)

Ins. Rosanny Zayas

Designed as an on-camera gym, this class helps actors build the muscle needed to bring Series Regular auditions to life. We work exclusively with Series Regular sides under real-world audition time constraints. Actors sharpen technical camera skills while breaking down the text to discover how the character moves, reacts, and lives in the body—creating specific, grounded performances that hold up on camera.

Character Analysis - 4 Week Online Intensive (April 2026)

INS. Carolyn Michelle Smith

This four-week online acting class invites students to dive deeply into the craft of character analysis through rigorous text work, research, and creative exploration. Using structured text analysis, character breakdown techniques, objectives and given circumstances, students will uncover the psychological, emotional, and physical life of two major roles. The course integrates the use of music, visual art, and cultural research to expand imaginative connection and deepen personal investment in the character’s world. Through guided discussion and exploratory assignments, actors will strengthen their ability to make bold, specific choices rooted in evidence from the text. By the end of the intensive, students will possess a layered, research-driven understanding of each role and a clear pathway for embodying the character with depth and authenticity.

Advanced/Professional Training Class

This invite-only on-camera lab is designed for experienced actors seeking to return to the heart of their work. Created for artists who have worked extensively and are ready to reconnect with curiosity, depth, and joy, the class offers a

space to train and perform alongside peers who share a high level of craft and professional experience.

The lab features guest artists and teachers and integrates rigorous text analysis, on-camera technique, Alexander

work, and thoughtful attention to mental health and sustainability in the profession. Actors will work on sides and, whenappropriate, have the option to explore full scenes in a supportive, collaborative environment.

This class prioritizes artistry over outcome, process over performance—offering a place to remember why you began, and how it feels to work fully, honestly, and in community again.

*Please submit resume or email any member of team to be submitted into the lab.