Collaboration area · Liu Chu-Ying / Jim Liu
Screen Acting & New Actor Training
For New actors · Working performers · Directors · Film and communication students · Agencies and screen-education organisations
If you are preparing to enter acting, facing auditions or moving from stage to screen, this offer builds a working method for casting and professional sets. It covers self-tapes, playable action, framing, scene partners and market preparation; directors can also learn how to cast, rehearse and give playable direction.
A tailored working process
Clarify the goal first, then shape the right content, practice and outcome.
- Understand actor materials, common audition formats and working practices across Taiwan, China and English-language markets
- Practise objectives, actions, dialogue, self-tapes, scene work and performance for different framings
- Use playback, directing feedback and a second take to build an adjustable working method
Bookable ways to work together
Choose the closest starting point. The work is then shaped around the audience and outcome.
New Actor Foundations · 4 sessions
Build actor materials, camera awareness, a character process, audition readiness and a repeatable practice method.
Audition & Self-tape · 1–2 sessions
Rehearse, record, review and complete a stronger performance for a real casting context.
Screen-acting Intensive · Half or full day
Use filming, playback and a second take to sharpen framing, rhythm, scene work and playable action.
Director–Actor Lab · Custom group format
Train casting, rehearsal and playable direction while giving actors a practical understanding of set communication.
Start with a focused conversation