“ON THE SET” Acting Camp
Each summer Sterling Studio produces an “On the Set” acting camp. The week long adventure simulates an “on location” feel. The actor’s engage in an intensive training while shooting a film. The actors are given the script that they only have 24 hours to prepare their roles. It is then shot in one day. This invaluable experience instills the discipline and extreme focus that is required to be successful on a professional set.

The 2007 camp was shot by MTV director Samah Tokmachi
Special guests were “Hero’s” Randall Bentley, “Borat” Luenell, And “Cheech and Chong’s” Tommy Chong.

To celebrate their accomplishments, the actor’s closed their camp with a special premiere of their film.

In 2006 at the "On the Set" Acting Camp, David Arquette took time out of filming to give the actor’s a set tour and give very generous advice while answering the questions many of the actors had about the struggles of the business.

“Malcome in the Middle” Bryan Cranston joined the parent’s panel. While television
director Mary Lou Belli gave the actors insider tips in the art of sitcom acting.