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TONY BABCOCK

Tony Babcock is an award-winning actor, improviser, director, filmmaker & producer who has worked in the entertainment industry for over 30 years. He’s been on stage in Toronto, Kingston, NYC and Vancouver in such productions as The Importance of Being Earnest (Algernon) - The Grand Theatre, Amadeus (Mozart) - NYC National Comedy Theatre, and 17 productions with Mixed Company Theatre.He recently shot the film “Going Up”, co-starring with Colin Mochrie, has a recurring role on The Cartoon Network's BAKUGAN, and was in NYC at the Tribeca Film Festival for his movie Bunker Burger with Veronica Mars' Enrico Calontoni. Tony has run IYA Studio for Actors, a top Toronto acting studio for the past 13 years. Tony has worked with over 4000 actors over the past 15 years through his Acting Studio, IYA Studio & has clients who are working in Kingston, Toronto, Ottawa, Vancouver, New York, Los Angeles, and abroad!

Film & TV Acting 1 Day Workshop 
Learn the ins and outs of film/tv acting from professional filmmaker/film actor and acting coach Tony Babcock. Looking to uncover or improve your acting skills for film and TV? Join our one-day workshop and learn how to bring your characters to life on screen.

​Led by experienced film and TV actor Tony Babcock (recently starring with Colin Mochrie in the film Going Up), this workshop will take you through his 3S method (Study, Sense, Surrender) and teach you how to analyze a film/tv  script, infuse your emotions and act authentically. Tony has been acting for over 30 years and transitioned from stage plays to starring in award-winning films, TV series, and even created 14 of his own film projects, working with thousands of Canadian and American actors.

“This workshop is ideal for adults (18+) who have experience acting on stage and/or on camera who are looking to hone their on-camera performances for further study and/or opportunities. It’s ideal for someone who is interested in a career or side-hustle in film/tv acting - and who would benefit from a filmed scene to use as a showcase of their work.