Date: July 16th
Location: Spotlight, 3rd Floor, 16 Garrick Street, London WC2E 9BA
Time: 6.30pm-9.30pm

This workshop with Jaz Singh Deol offers a contemporary, practical approach to screen acting, rooted in truth, impulse and an understanding of how performance translates on camera.

Focusing on the realities of working within the frame, the session will explore how to play clear objectives while maintaining authenticity under the technical demands of screen work. Actors will work on connecting to their inner life, responding instinctively in the moment, and building behaviour that feels both truthful and compelling to watch.

You’ll investigate how performance shifts across different shot sizes, and how to remain present under pressure. Jaz will guide participants through on-camera work that blends a range of established techniques into a process that is immediate, practical, and camera-ready.

This workshop is ideal for actors looking to deepen their screen craft, sharpen their instincts, and develop a more grounded, watchable presence on camera.

About Jaz Singh Deol

Jaz Singh Deol is a screen actor and acting coach whose work spans television, film, and independent production. He is best known for his role as a series regular on EastEnders, and his screen credits include Toxic Town (Netflix), The Killer (dir. John Woo), and Viceroy’s House (dir. Gurinder Chadha).

Alongside his acting career, Jaz produced and starred in the award-winning short film Terminal, which explores gambling addiction through the lens of FOBT machines.

As a coach, Jaz has taught at leading institutions including The Actor’s Studio (Pinewood), Identity Drama School, Kingdom School of Arts, and Collective Actors. His teaching draws on a blend of Strasberg, Meisner, and Chubbuck techniques, shaped into a clear, practical approach designed to help actors deliver truthful, instinctive performances on camera.