STEP INTO VIDEO GAMES
Sunday 15 June 2025, Bristol
A special in-person characters class with Elaine A. Clark
Develop Your Performance
Experience what it’s like to be in a video game! Whether you’ve studied characters before or if you’re a complete beginner, working in person with Elaine Clark will take your performance to the next level. You’ll start with the character descriptions and a few audition lines. Each student will be cast to play one or more characters.
Bring characters to life
The class will perform a read through of the script to get a better understanding of the game, their character’s purpose in the game, and make adjustments to bring the performance to life in a truthful and realistic manner. After working individually on each character’s voice and persona, the group will then record the entire script and listen back to their voice-over game recording.
Training Venue
The day will be hosted by BRAVA at The Square Club - Bristol’s social hub for creatives. The space features a boutique lounge, award-winning restaurant, Lower Deck Cocktail Bar, and a cosy heated Secret Garden:
The Square Club, 15 Berkley Square, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1HB
When: Sunday 15 June 2025, 10am - 4pm (with summer party afterwards)
Cost: £295+vat (for a full day of in-person training)
*please bring your mobile phones to record practise lines throughout the day*
About Elaine Clark
Elaine teaches Acting for Video Games at BRAVA. She is based in San Francisco and has spent nearly 40 years as an actor, director, coach, engineer, producer and casting director. She has written numerous industry books and developed a number of apps.
Elaine has voiced hundreds of commercials, narrations and toys, directed and/or performed in close to 100 video games and a couple of Anime series (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure and Saikano); looped several movies, including Super 8, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, The Master and Titan A.E.; and recorded a dozen or so audiobooks featuring her voice, book authors and celebrities.
You can see Elaine in films from time to time, including her performance as the futuristic game show host in the breakout movie, Sorry to Bother You.
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