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Showcase Week for the Acting Program Begins Tuesday

Published on September 11th, 2017. Last updated May 8th, 2023.

The Acting Program for Film, Television & Theatre at Toronto Film School would like to announce its showcase lineup for the summer semester 2017.  Everything gets started on Tuesday, September 12th and all showcases are free and open to students/teachers/family/friends/prospective students to attend.  

Tuesday, September 12
5 pm-6 pm Camera Acting 3W (John Tench), Studio 4
6:30 pm-7:30 pm Writing For Actors 2S & 2T (Mark Brownell), Studio 3
8 pm-9 pm Movement 4B (Chris Sawchyn), Studio 2
 
Wednesday, September 13
1:15-2:15 pm Acting 2S (Joe Dimambro), Studio 4
2:30-3:30 pm Acting 2T (Joe Dimambro), Studio 4
2pm-3:30 pm Video Games Showcase (JP Amore), Studio 1 *Darrel setup starts at 1 pm
7-9 pm Short Film Production Screening (Chad Tailor), Studio 2 *Darrel & Chad’s setup starts at 6 pm
Thursday, September 14
12 pm-1 pm Camera Acting 3X (Hart Massey), 711
2 pm-4 pm Movement 3W & 3X (John Beale), Studio 3
4:15 pm-5 pm Movement 4A (Chris Sawchyn), Studio 3
5:30 pm-6:30 pm Acting 4A (Jack Mosshammer), Studio 4
7 pm-8 pm Acting 4B (Jack Mosshammer), Studio 4
Friday, September 15
11 am-12 pm Acting 3X (Sue Miner), Studio 4
1 pm-2:00 pm Acting 3W (Sue Miner), Studio 4
8 pm Stage Production “The Cherry Orchard” (Piotr Biernat), Pia Bouman Theatre, 6 Noble St.
Saturday, September 16
4 pm Stage Production “The Cherry Orchard” (Piotr Biernat), Pia Bouman Theatre, 6 Noble St.
8 pm Stage Production “The Cherry Orchard” (Piotr Biernat), Pia Bouman Theatre, 6 Noble St.
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