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Top 10 acting classes in Roseville, MI

Students agree: these Roseville acting classes are highly rated for knowledge, experience, communication, and more.
Sonneman Studio Piano, Voice, And Drama

Sonneman Studio Piano, Voice, And Drama

5.0(2)
3 hires on Lessons
36+ years in business
Serves Roseville, MI
Lauren F. says, "I have been taking lessons with Mrs. Sonneman for years and she has been very patient and understanding throughout my time with her. My technique improved immensely as she really pays attention to fine details. You won’t find an instructor who dedicates more time to perfecting your abilities! Mrs. Sonneman makes every lesson enjoyable and shows that she really cares. " Read more
Suzi Marsh  -Confidence Vocal /Acting/ Life /fitness / Music Production/vocal Arranger/ Band Leader

Suzi Marsh -Confidence Vocal /Acting/ Life /fitness / Music Production/vocal Arranger/ Band Leader

4.8(4)
Offers online services
26 hires on Lessons
29+ years in business
Serves Roseville, MI
Nathan S. says, "Super friendly and encouraging and always goes the extra mile for her students" Read more
The Actors Loft

The Actors Loft

5.0(1)
16+ years in business
Serves Roseville, MI
Hugh G. says, "Working with all levels of talent and experience is great!" Read more
John Casablancas

John Casablancas

New on Lessons
2 hires on Lessons
41+ years in business
Serves Roseville, MI
We endeavor to have our students succeed and reccomend activities and sources for advancement. We have an agency - active in Acting and modeling- MTM Agency. Our staff are experienced and professional .We offer the best advice and direction geared to the student's ability.

Your Acting Classes questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Lessons.

How much do acting classes cost?

Acting classes cost $25 to $65 per hour on average for group classes or $50 to $150+ per hour to hire a private acting coach. Prices vary depending on where you live and the instructor's experience and reputation. Acting studios that offer ongoing weekly classes typically charge $150 to $350 per month.

Acting courses and workshops can cost as little as $200 to as much as $2,800+, depending on the content, number of sessions, and the instructor's demand. Some acting workshops are short, 1- or 2-day intensive classes focusing on one aspect of the industry, while other programs last 4 to 8 weeks and cover several topics, methods, and techniques.

Most studios offer a free trial class so you can get a feel for the teaching style and decide if it's right for you.

Are online acting classes worth it?

Online acting classes are worth it if you want to pursue acting and are unable to attend acting classes in person. With online video calling platforms like Zoom and Skype, you can now study acting with the best in the industry from the comfort of your own home! Many reputable acting coaches—including those right here on Lessons—now offer online acting classes and teach the same methods and techniques that they teach in the studio. 

Do you need acting classes to become an actor?

You technically don't need acting classes to become an actor. However, acting classes can help you gain confidence, learn new methods and techniques, analyze scenes and scripts, and build new industry connections and relationships. Acting classes can also teach you about the business side of acting, which is as important as acting itself.

How long do acting classes take?

Acting class length varies depending on the studio and the type of class. Some studios have 2-hour classes, while others have classes lasting 3 to 5 hours. Depending on the location, acting classes may be offered in several formats, such as ongoing weekly classes, weekend intensive workshops, and training programs that can run anywhere from 2 to 8+ weeks.

What skills do you need to be an actor?

While the necessary skillset varies depending on the type of acting you pursue (think Broadway theater vs. TV commercials vs. film), all actors need a broad range of skills to portray the expressions and emotions of a character so effectively that they temporarily transport the audience to a world where the actor is indeed that character. This often involves:

  • Memorizing lines and stage cues
  • Analyzing scripts and scenes
  • Developing a character's emotions and physical expressions
  • Working with other actors, directors, and production crews
  • Adapting to unexpected changes and situations
  • Speaking clearly and adjusting one's voice to align with the character
  • Learning and developing different acting methods and techniques
  • Being comfortable in front of an audience or camera

Reviews for Roseville acting classes

Recent success stories from people in the Roseville area.
Andrea K.
She was a stickler on technique, which is so very important. Even if you could play the piece, but your technique was bad, she would get on you.
Sonneman Studio Piano, Voice, and Drama
Charnissa S.
Amazing
Suzi Marsh -Confidence Vocal /Acting/ Life /fitness / music production/vocal arranger/ band leader
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