Terry McMahon is a director, producer, writer, actor and teacher. His film and television work has won awards all over the world and his acting classes are the best reviewed in the country. McMahon does private one-on-one work with actors preparing for auditions or readying themselves for an upcoming shoot and he has worked with highly experienced actors but he insists that his group classes are equally accessible to people with no experience. If you have lived, you have more than enough experience; all you need is a commitment to the work.
Dublin Acting Classes take place from 6:30pm – 9pm for two evenings a week for a full month in The Lab, on Foley Street, in Dublin. As well as intensive training on structure and technique, you will film two duologues and a monologue that are uploaded to the YouTube Channel, which you can send to agents and casting directors or simply to friends and family.
All levels of experience are welcome and the pragmatic disciplines you will learn are also applicable to Writing, Directing, and all other aspects of narrative construction. All previous classes have sold out. Full cost is only 295 euro. Read the testimonials, make contact, and step into your ambition.
McMahon has lectured at Trinity College, The National Film School, UCC, DIT, Colaiste Dhulaigh, Bow Street, The Gaiety School of Acting, Pulse College, The Irish Film Academy, Dundalk IT, The John Huston Film School, The Open Minds Conference, The Kino-Teatr in Moscow, The Royal College of Psychiatrists in Belfast, and The Casa del Cinema in Rome.
Winner Directors Guild Finders Series Award, RKO Pictures Screenwriters Award, Grand Jury Prize Woodstock Film Festival, Irish Film And Television Award, Best Film Galway Film Fleadh, Irish Times Film of the Year, Audience Award Cork Film Festival, and The Grand Prix at Moscow Breaking Down Barriers Festival, writer-director of ‘Patrick’s Day’ and ‘Charlie Casanova’ and ‘The Prizefighter,’ and director of the forthcoming African feature film ‘Kiss Of Death,’ McMahon also played ‘Blaine’ in the AMC/Netflix television series ‘That Dirty Black Bag’