ACTING FOR FILM AND TELEVISION
Weekly on-camera workshops
with Master Acting Coach John Pallotta
WEEKLY IN OUR PHILADELPHIA STUDIO
Philadelphia PA New York City NY Baltimore MD
www.johnpallottastudio.com

“BE THE ACTOR THEY NEVER SAW COMING”

TESTIMONIALS
“Always listen to what John Pallotta has to say.” Kevin Kline, Oscar Winner
“John Pallotta is a real teacher of the craft” Danny Aiello, Oscar Winner
“When you want to study acting you go to a pro, John” NBC News
“John Pallotta is one of the teachers you go to if you want to make it” BACKSTAGE

IN STUDIO CLASS SCHEDULE
Monday 6PM-8PM & 8PM-10PM
Wednesday 6PM-8PM & 8PM-10PM
Thursday 6PM-8PM & 8PM-10PM *
Saturday 12PM-2:30PM & 2PM-5PM
Sunday 12PM-2:30PM & 2PM-5PM *
*Indicates by Invite Only

SAMPLE A CLASS
Call 646.619.7777 for Details
Or Email assists@johnpallotta.com

ABOUT THE CLASSES
This acting class covers everything an actor needs to be a seasoned professional or to launch their career. Students will learn “on-camera” and scene study techniques with additional focus on emotional work. John Pallotta is a master at creating a safe space for students to explore their emotional range and take risks in their work.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN FROM JOHN PALLOTTA

Create believable emotion and be in the moment.
Make choices and feel confident in those choices.
Not freeze at auditions an quickly correct mistakes.
Book more work again and again.
Remember lines fast without memorizing.
Quickly change directions on a dime.
Prepare for an audition fast and feel good about it.
Add rich layers to your roles and performances.
Break your casting mold.

This incredibly unique, ongoing cold reading class will take students through the process of auditioning for series regular role on a network pilot. Be prepared for EVERY audition, big or small, this pilot season. Of course, the knowledge gained from this class will be highly beneficial for any audition that comes your way. These classes are held On-Camera weekly.

CONTACT US
(646) 619 7777 and visit us online at www.johnpallottastudio.com

John Pallotta
With a keen eye and unending mastery John Pallotta vision’s the actor inside of you and like a craftsman, he pulls that vision into reality. As an acting teacher, he is a master of the human condition. He sees our potential as human beings and teaches his students to free their true nature through acting.

John Pallotta actors are given opportunities they won’t find in any other acting class, including intensive camera work and on-set, on-location study, where students get a chance to explore all facets of film work, from lighting, sound, location scouting and directing to working with each other on camera on a professional set. You put all this together and the result, we’ve found, is students coming out of our studio more prepared for not just the business, but life in general.

Scribe Video Center presents a premiere screening of 2020 Precious Places projects on Thursday, January 21, 2021 at 7:00 PM.

Now in its 17th year, join us for the premiere of eight new films made collaboratively by community groups across Philadelphia. Each story captures the oral histories of a special place in our city, exploring sites of memory and spirit. This year’s films document The Germantown Potter’s Field by Afrocentricity International, The Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz and Performing Arts located in South Central Philadelphia, Pier 53 on the Delaware River by Friends of Washington Avenue Green in South Philadelphia, James Shuler Boxing Gym in West Philadelphia, Northlight Community Center in Roxborough-Manayunk, Dahlak Paradise by the Selam Committee in West Philadelphia, Stephen Smith Tower Apartments in Belmont, and the Freedom Theatre by the Disappearing Heritage Historic Group in North Philadelphia.

The films will be followed by a post-screening discussion with this year’s Precious Places groups, viewable on Scribe’s Crowdcast platform and Zoom.

Register: https://www.scribe.org/events/precious-places-premiere

Hitler used cinema as a propaganda machine, portraying Jews as a collective threat to humanity and then spreading these falsehoods throughout Germany. In response, some of Hollywood’s top, Academy Award-winning filmmakers (William Wyler, Billy Wilder & more) decided to make documentaries of their own, films that would expose the regime’s true atrocities. This meticulously crafted WWII documentary reminds us of just how powerful a tool cinema can be and that whoever holds the camera matters.

HOLLYWOOD AND WORLD WAR II will premiere the week of International Holocaust Remembrance Day beginning Monday, January 25, 7 PM EST and will stream for 48 hours.