Students are cast five days prior to class in material pulled from The Dirt’s scene database of contemporary film/TV sides.

The focus of class is momentum and practice and to find the joy in getting the best take possible on the day.

Actors are expected to prep as they normally would for an audition or a day of work on set so that maximum effort can be put into the playing of the scene. Technique is meant to stir the actor’s imagination and/or articulate and focus impulses, therefore the work each term is curated for the cohort of individual actors.

Ultimately, Shaun’s work meets the actor where they are and builds on concepts of story analysis, character development, and play.

*Each application process is different, so please anticipate Shaun getting in touch with you via-email prior to the session’s start.

Please refer to TESTIMONIALS page for any questions about the class vibe.

Shaun McComb’s

On-Camera Scene Study

Maximum number of students: 6-8

Click here for Class Times (classes typically offered Tuesday evenings, Wednesday afternoons + Friday afternoons).

Type of Class: APPLICATION

Shaun is an invaluable asset to anyone who takes their acting career seriously.

It’s easy to keep training at the same place and get comfortable but the job of the actor is always changing, so Its good to shake things up. I wasn’t sure what to expect when I started training with Shaun, but my expectations were blown away immediately!

Shaun is so passionate about teaching acting and it shows. Compared to other classes I have taken, you get a lot of time on-camera, giving you multiple takes to explore as an artist. The class environment is a great place to fail, learn and try new things. Shaun is an invaluable asset to anyone who takes their acting career seriously.

Joel Labelle