EMC Studios

02/19/2025

Upcoming Classes Starting Soon!
Improv 101 - Built for anyone who wants to loosen up, lighten up and get more comfortable & confident in the moment. Great for actors, public speakers, entrepreneurs, & workforce teams)

Audition Skills - Dive into a cold read each week. Gain confidence in preparing your character & scene.

02/18/2025

*** TIME CHANGE - 10-11 am***
Learn what it takes to start an acting or voiceover career at any age!
Access resources for crew positions and career opportunities.

https://emcstudios.ca/events

02/11/2025

Exploring the Dream - Right Place · Right Time · Right Now
Save The Date!

01/20/2025

***NEW CLASS*** ANNOUNCEMENT!

We are so Excited to welcome Michael Esposito II to the EMC Lineup!

Check out class details, registration & Michael's bio here - https://emcstudios.ca/events/from-scene-to-song-acting-for-musicals-stage-screen-2025-02-18/

[This is an in-person class]

01/17/2025

Join us in our popular Voice Over class with Ara!

Next session starts January 19! 2 Spots Left!

Email [email protected] to register

01/15/2025

Essential and continued training to improve your self tape auditions, callbacks & live zoom auditions and interviews. This class is for All Levels!

Email [email protected] to snag a spot

01/15/2025

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12/22/2024

Know someone who is curious about the industry?
Are you new to it all, and want to find out more before you dive in?
Join us for our Free Info Session on Everything Biz Related.

Register online at www.emcstudios.ca/schedule

12/20/2024

Heading into 2025, ready to Follow your Dreams!
Sign up today for Early Bird Pricing on all January Pricing!
Interested in Improv - but class is full? DM us - we will look into running a 2nd class!
Full class descriptions are available on our website.

https://emcstudios.ca/schedule/

12/11/2024

For the Performer(s) in your life - EMC Gift Cards are Here!
Easy to Order & Send.
Classes | Workshops | VO | Merch | Services | Rentals

11/14/2024

Come join us for the FREE info session on everything Biz related!
register here - www.emcstudios.ca/schedule

11/11/2024

Lest we forget

11/04/2024

Thank you for a wonderful workshop! Congratulations to all of our courageous talent!
The Okanagan Talent pool keep growing 🥰
(wasn't able to tag everyone)

💙EMC

10/30/2024

ONLY 3 SEATS LEFT! REGISTRATION CLOSES AT 3PM THURSDAY!
Easy Online Registration - www.emcstudios.ca/schedule
payment plans available.

10/29/2024

Last Chance in 2024 for Voice Over 101! If you've ever wondered about the Vast & Exciting World of Voice Over - Commercials, Animation, Video Games, Audiobooks + more - Checkout The Class Details & Registration - www.emcstudios.ca -

Kelowna's Premiere TV & Film Resource. Audition Taping, Classes, Workshops & More!

10/26/2024

Only 4 days left to register! This is an IN PERSON workshop with Okanagan's very own Angela Quinn. You don't want to miss this! Payment Plans available!
Register at www.emcstudios.ca

10/17/2024

Just 1 Week Left For Our Spooktacular Classes Promo!
Get a Free class when you sign up for our last session of 2024!
Check out the link in our bio for more info and registration

10/13/2024

While working on "Strangers on a Train" (1951), Robert Walker was delighted to find out that he was Alfred Hitchcock's only choice for Bruno Antony. Walker was borrowed from MGM for this movie.

One of the most memorable single shots in the film, if not the entire Hitchcock canon, is Laura Elliott's character Miriam's strangulation by Walker's Bruno on the Magic Isle. The slow, almost graceful, murder is shown as a reflection in the victim's eyeglasses, which have been jarred loose from her head and dropped to the ground. The unusual angle was a more complex proposition than it seems. First Hitchcock got the exterior shots in Canoga Park, using both actors, then later he had Elliott alone report to a soundstage where there was a large concave reflector set on the floor. The camera was on one side of the reflector, Elliott was on the other, and Hitchcock directed Elliott to turn her back to the reflector and "float backwards, all the way to the floor... like you were doing the limbo." The first six takes went badly—Elliott thudded to the floor with several feet yet to go—but on the seventh take, she floated smoothly all the way. Hitchcock's even-strained response: "Cut. Next shot."

When Anne is at the Antony home and Bruno's mother leaves the room, Bruno enters and talks to Anne. He is wearing the same printed silk dressing robe worn by Sheridan Whiteside, played by Monty Woolley in "The Man Who Came to Dinner" (1942). (IMDb/Wikipedia)

Happy Birthday, Robert Walker!