Randall Paul Film Actors Academy

Film Actors working on the 32 Techniques and Script Analysis for Film Actors for the camera and on set or location. This is where they learn to specifically work for the camera, light, sound and editing in a total production environment .  No chalk board scene study or theory based work here.  They must learn to work withvaried apparatuses to include jibs, steadicams, sliders and dollies as actors.   This is work done in a full production environment to practice their skills and to build their tool box of techniques.    Students must write, direct, operate sound and learn the functions of cameras and lighting and have a strong grasp of editing.  When an actor can build a strong empathy towards the technical processes of production,  the actor can walk on any set with few questions, ready to work, with out the director having to educate them on the job.   Don't talk,...Just shoot