SCREEN WORKSHOPS.

ACTING FOR CAMERA. WITHOUT OVERTHINKING IT.

Lonesome Screen Sessions are practical weekly classes designed to help actors feel more confident, relaxed and truthful on camera.

You’ll work on scenes in front of the camera, watch the work back, take direction and go again.

We explore what changes when you move from stage to screen — stillness, listening, eyelines, framing, preparation, self-tapes and finding the confidence to do less.

This isn’t about learning how to “act for the camera.”

It’s about learning how to stop acting for it.

Expect plenty of time actually working on camera, experimenting and discovering what works for you.

Whether you want to improve your self-tapes, prepare for screen auditions or simply get more comfortable seeing yourself on camera, this is a regular space to practise.

FRIDAYS // 3PM

CAMERA ON.
GET OUT OF YOUR HEAD.
LISTEN.
RESPOND.
DO LESS.

Olive Pascha is an award-winning director, writer, and visual artist working across film, theatre, and photography. Her multidisciplinary practice has been shaped over the past twelve years through extensive work and education across the UK, India, Russia, Europe, and Lebanon. She is drawn to the in-between spaces, unanswered questions, and raw contradictions of the human condition, inviting actors into a space of creative uncertainty and philosophical curiosity.