Educate, Equip, Explore-Actors Studio is a dynamic film and television acting school offering comprehensive training for all those who want to explore and develop their on-camera talent. Presenting a premier acting program based in Burlington, NC For students young and old; further develop your skills whether you're a professional working actor or just beginning your career.
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Preparation + Passion = PossibilitiesActors Studio teaches the craft of acting through interactive exercises, discussions, observation, scene work, etc. Students will learn to develop their creativity, ability to emotionally express themselves, understanding and construction of “characters”, technique of script/scene analysis and enhance their improvisation skills among other things.
The instruction at the studio is derived from years of study at one of the most elite and highly acclaimed schools in the South, paired along with the knowledge and experience gained through years of working on film, TV and commercial sets. Additionally, the classes offered at Actors Studio incorporate the use of cameras to help students become accustomed to the specific application of acting on-camera to replicate an “on set” environment. |
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Joseph GrayHead InstructorJoseph Gray is a highly trained & experienced actor based here in the Southeast U.S., a region that has seen an explosion of diverse film & television productions recently. Joseph has had the privilege of being cast in TV shows like the CW's "The Originals", CBS' "The Inspectors", NBC's "Revolution" & LIFETIME's "Drop Dead Diva" and "Devious Maids", to name a few. In addition to his episodic bookings, he played Roy Hall in CMT's immensely popular mini-series "NASCAR: The Rise of American Speed", and he secured a small supporting role in the record-breaking made for TV film "Killing Kennedy" starring Rob Lowe.
After a short break from filming, he spent a month in NY filming the lead role of Henry J. Heinz in a mini-series for THE HISTORY CHANNEL entitled "The Food that Built America", followed by 5 weeks in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountain region of Roanoke, Virginia reprising his role of Clint Masters in parts 2 & 3 of the independent feature film series "Princess Cut". Most recently, Joseph filmed the supporting role of Dan Waters in the thriller, "Where's Rose?", starring Ty Simpkins ("Iron Man 3"; "Jurassic World"; "Insidious"). Now, Joseph is under contract for a principal role in a feature film that will be debuting on the HALLMARK CHANNEL in the coming year. In addition to the ever growing list of acting credits on his resume, Joseph continues to add credits as a Writer & Producer as well... With experience on-camera in episodic T.V., Feature-Length & Short Films, Regional & National Commercials - along with his experience as a Writer & Producer - Joseph has a well-developed skill set geared uniquely towards telling captivating stories on-screen. |
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Cornelius MullerInstructorCornelius Muller is an actor and producer from Brooklyn, New York. He graduated from Elon University and has been an Alamance County mainstay for nearly 20 years. After a change in career from a path devoted to professional basketball, Cornelius found his true calling in the arts while attending acting classes at HB Studios in New York City. Since then, Cornelius has gone on to star in several national commercials and short form and feature-length films.
In 2010, Cornelius founded Cornelius Muller Productions LLC and has since produced several feature-length films under the banner. "Find A Way," based on a tragic true event that happened in Alamance County, received a limited theatrical release in 2013 and is now available on digital outlets such as Amazon Prime Video. "Sacred Hearts" is in post-production and will be released nationally later this fall. The most recent project from Cornelius Muller Productions, titled "Making Him Famous," had to shut down principal photography when the 2020 outbreak of COVID-19 hit North Carolina but is slated to resume as soon as possible. As a Sanford Meisner method actor, Cornelius realizes the importance of programs that enhance an actor's ability to approach and adapt to material of all types. When casting projects for Cornelius Muller Productions, Cornelius tends to reach out to students in local acting programs to fill roles of all sizes as he strongly believes in fostering creativity throughout the community. |
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