Join Us for "An On-Camera Workshop" with Billy Cowart November 19

San Diego SAG Conservatory Presents “An On-Camera Workshop” with  Billy Cowart

About the Class: In Mr. Cowart’s own words, “Prepared to be knocked out. I am going to remove your brain, flip it around and put it back in. You’ll never act, direct, or watch acting the same way EVER again. The truth is you need to work honestly, you need to trust your instincts… but does anyone tell you how?  What is the difference between a concept of a scene and an instinct of a scene. THEY ARE RADICALLY DIFFERENT.  In fact they are two different physiological parts of the brain. Find out and see it in yourself ON CAMERA, because the camera never lies. This class is fine for beginners and the very advanced because I am going to contradict everything you have ever been told and confirm what you always suspected to be true.

“I’ll give you the material you will need when you arrive. Time and class size permitting, I’ll put you on camera when you work. I will make you better, you will see it in the playback, and you’ll wonder why you never saw it before.”

When: 7:30-10 p.m., Thursday, November 19, 2009

Where: San Diego Musician’s Association Hall
1717 Morena Boulevard
San Diego, CA  92110

Cost: Provided at no cost to SAG members with current Membership Card. Cost for non-members is $15; for students $12. Please check the Branch Hotline for any last minute changes to the Conservatory program.

Hotline: (702) 737-8818 or (800) 724-0767, option 7

About Billy Cowart
William Cowart (Billy) started acting in 1979 and has been continuously working and building a career ever since. Over 60 plays and numerous film and TV credits fill out his resume. Billy has worked as a supervising producer for Storytellerz and 6 Reel Pictures (Niche, Hank & Edgar and Cactus) and B-B-Girl Films LLC, as well as a feature film writer for Emmet/Furla Films and Fogleaf Media. He has also worked as a casting associate with several casting directors, as a film development associate, as a director, and is on the Board of Directors for the San Diego Film Makers organization.