Questions & Answers:

1. What is "looping"? 

"Looping," or "Group ADR" is the process in which a small group of actors jump onto a soundstage to voice background characters, off-camera characters, character revoices, and provide "efforts" for on-camera actors. 

2. How much does looping pay? 

Loop Group Actors are billed as SAG-AFTRA Dayplayers, and make scale, (currently $1158/session). Loop Group Actors are also paid residuals as if they were on-camera in the project. 

3. How hard is it to loop? 

Looping combines terrific acting skills + improvisation skills + technical knowledge of how to work in a group. Loop group actors must know terms and formations that are used on the soundstage, what volume is appropriate for each scene's environment, and how to prepare for a session.

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About this Class: 

This workshop is taught by the wonderful, warm, and supportive award-winning sound supervisor Danike Wikke (IMDb). During this intensive, actors will learn the ins and outs of looping, including how to perform on a soundstage within a loop group, how to prepare for a loop group session, how to execute loop group formations, and much, much more!

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When: Saturday, July 20, 10am - 2pm

Where: 217 N Lake Street, Burbank, CA. 

Ages: 8-17

Price: $175

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