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Acting Students Attend Workshop at Georgia Film Academy

Auxiliary Adjunct Professor of Theatre and veteran actor Hank Stone, M.F.A, traveled with a group of senior acting students to Atlanta for a very special actors’ workshop presented by top film and TV industry professionals at the esteemed Georgia Film Academy. The students also visited a production partner’s sound stages where Executive in Charge of Production and Co-owner of Capital Arts Entertainment Joe Genier gave them the grand tour.

Pictured standing, left to right, are Danielle Carrozza ’19, Jonathan Rust ’19, Daniel Bush ’19, Joe Genier (Capital Arts), Connor McLean ’19, Emma Norville ’19, Kristel Rachocki ’19, Stanley Payne ’19 and Marissa Chaffee ’19, and kneeling are Franchesca Contreras ’19 and Kira I. Jackson ’19.

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