Actors On Camera Scene Study Workshops and Classes with NYC Master Acting Coach John Pallotta

Classes are conducted with the goal of “doing work that gets work,” and with the conviction that the best teacher is experience. Thus, there is a minimum of sitting and listening and a maximum of doing and experiencing. John will pick sides which are currently casting are unlocked, rehearsed, taped and watched analytically. Attention is also paid to individual acting concerns, monologues, improvisation, character work, and scene study. This intensives, classes and workshops also focus on acting as a business, honing your audition skills, breaking down a scene, character development, and making you stand out amongst the rest.

What The Actors Will Learn From John Pallotta
Take on a character in a split second with fullness.
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.

In 2014/2015/16 John Pallotta was nominated 18 times as the FAVORITE Acting Coach on the east coast according to Backstage Magazine Readers. Just last month Backstage named John Pallotta one of the best on camera teachers in the nation for those actors looking to jump start their career. And according to ActorRated.com he was rated “NUMBER ONE” Acting Coach in the nation 4 years in a row. Visit John at www.johnpallottastudio.com

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John will also be available to talk to the actors afterwards for those you may wish to study with him further.
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FirstGlance Film Festival, Philadelphia’s Independent Film Festival since 1996, opens call for entries for their 23rd annual event on March 1, 2020 on FilmFreeway.com for all short subject categories for super early deadline and all categories on March 23, 2020.

FirstGlance is open to filmmakers across the globe and accepts submissions in all genres, especially horror, sci-fi, fantasy, drama, and comedy from professional, first-time, student, national and international indie filmmakers with films in the following categories:

(Local and International: Live Action and Animation accepted in every category)
Feature Film (over 60 min.)
Feature Documentary (over 45 min.)
Short Film (under 60 min.)
Shorts Too (under 10 min.)
Short Documentary (under 45 min.)
Student Shorts (under 20 min.)
Music Videos (under 7 min.)
Web Series Pilots (under 15 min.)
Animated Shorts (under 30 mins.)
Trailers (under 5 mins.)

FirstGlance awards over $40,000 in prizes and giveaways annually plus offers cash prizes to categories that receive over 200 entries, produces a live awards presentation and nominations in over 20 categories, Audience Choice in all categories, plus Best of Audience awards for each category, and BEST OF FEST award winners and a Special Shot in Philly Category that welcomes submissions produced and shot in the Philadelphia and Pennsylvania regions.

Additionally, semi-finalists in Shorts Categories are invited to take part in their Short Online Contest hosted by ItsAShort.com which has been running twice yearly for over 12 years alongside the physical festivals for the opportunity for one filmmaker to win over $2,000 in prizes and a screening spot at the next FirstGlance Festival.

For complete details and prize packages, visit http://firstglancefilms.com/callforentries/.

Lindy CineMondays presents its annual Holocaust Remembrance Day Screening with WHEN HITLER STOLE PINK RABBIT, a marvelous new film from the Academy Award-winning director of NOWHERE IN AFRICA (2001) and based on the best-selling, semi-autographical novel by Judith Kerr.

In 1933, precocious and carefree nine-year-old Anna (the astounding Riva Krymalowski) senses something amiss in Berlin when her father, a well-known Jewish journalist, goes missing. When he flees to Zurich on account of his unfavorable critique of Hitler, Anna, her mother and older brother each pack a suitcase and embark on a years-long journey to join him in Switzerland, Paris, and London. Forced to leave behind her favorite pink rabbit with her beloved maid and confidant, Anna must find the courage to face a new life filled with challenge and uncertainty.

Oliver Sacks (1933 – 2015) was an empathetic outsider whose life struggles and love of science led him to make significant breakthroughs in how the medical community treats those with neurological disorders today. His tale of perseverance over chaos and journey to redemption is more than a portrait of a brilliant mind: it is an elegy to anyone who knows what it is like to have stared at the abyss for far too long. Revealing intimate details of his battles with drug addiction, homophobia, and a medical establishment that refused to recognize his legitimacy until decades after the fact, in OLIVER SACKS: HIS OWN LIFE, Sacks does not shy away from exploring the sacred demons that drove his excellence.

OLIVER SACKS will screen TWICE on April 27: 5:30 PM & 8 PM.