Film Acting Classes for Everyone at Love Acting in Baton Rouge
Love Acting owner/acting coach Jency Hogan discusses her goals in creating the first film acting studio in Baton Rouge and what classes/services are offered at Love Acting
Love Acting is a film acting school in Baton Rouge built to enhance an actors’ career and train them in auditioning and performing in the film industry. Although many actors start off acting in theater, film acting is a different medium. Film acting takes a different focus and a different set of tools that we are committed to teaching at Love Acting. We have classes for all different levels of students.
Kids On-Camera Acting Class— for ages 8-12— Tuesdays 4:00-5:30pm
Teens On-Camera Acting Class— for ages 13-17— Tuesdays 6:00-8:00pm
Advanced Adult On-Camera Acting Class—for professional/working actors— Mondays 6:30-9:00pm
Beginner Adult On-Camera Acting class—for adults with little to no acting experience— Thursdays 6:30-9pm
Intermediate Adult On-Camera Acting class— for actors with some experience/have taken a classes before— Wednesdays 6:30-9pm
Intro to Screenwriting— Sundays 4:00-6:00pm
Advanced Screenwriting— Sundays 6:00-8:00pm
Audition taping- open hours 7 days a week
Private lessons- open hours Monday-Friday
Many people think that you have to have a lot of experience to start film acting, but I encourage anyone whoever wanted to be in a movie, or thought they want to be in camera come try out a class. We have people from all different walks of life at the school— from the medical field, to lawyers, we have a lot of people who study psychology, musicians, writers.
I highly recommend if you want to be a filmmaker or director you take an acting class to learn what goes on in front of the camera and learn to have appreciation for it. To sign up click here or email us at loveactingbr@gmail.com.
Love Acting students Brant Brantley and Elaine Courrege with Jency Hogan. Photo by Aaron Hogan/Eye Wander
Love Acting students Brant Brantley and Elaine Courrege. Photo by Aaron Hogan/Eye Wander
Love Acting students Brant Brantley and Elaine Courrege with Jency Hogan. Photo by Aaron Hogan/Eye Wander