We have a diverse collection of workshops based on a variety of Method Acting techniques. We are dedicated to unlocking the potential of everyone that enters our doors. Whether you are an actor, non-actor, corporate warrior, or homebody, we believe that everyone is born with a talent, ability or skill. Our training enables you to discover your authenticity, express yourself and Free Your Talent.
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Our selection of workshops, led by our international faculty of respected industry professionals, provides the breadth as well as the depth of training for both actors & non-actors.
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‘Method Acting’ is really a way to describe the methodical approach one might take to prepare for a role. This can comprise of the different methodologies and techniques of acting. The term 'Method Acting' is however most associated with Lee Strasberg (1901-1982), master-teacher and artistic director of The Actors Studio. Ultimately, whether you are an actor or non-actor, "The Method" is what works for you and you alone.
Learn More"Thanks very much for bringing cheer and more importantly, helping us strengthen the bonds among the team members. We all commented how important it was to hear from team members who are usually quiet and reserved. There was no dull moment, and the program flow and your weaving of the takeaways is spot on and with the right touch. Thank you!!"
Read More"I love working with Kamil because he has a great way of engaging the audience to make the session fun, interactive, and impactful for various teams here. He uses a variety of improv and acting techniques to promote closer collaboration, empathy, and growth - all in a safe environment for those new and experienced to improv. I highly recommend him to any teams looking to achieve those objectives in a fun, creative way!"
Read More"I had an absolute blast at HCAC's storytelling workshop. Kamil is an excellent coach and made a 2-hour workshop fly by with lots of fun and laughter. My peers and I learnt so much during the short workshop, and even though we're not working in the arts industry, we found the storytelling skills really useful."
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