Ages 12-16
Twilight Teens
Dates are not specified
5 pm
—7 pm
Ages 12-16
Dates are not specified
5 pm
—7 pm
Designed to prepare students for a career in film and television, “Twilight Teens” offers a dynamic introduction to the industry. This program uses a variety of techniques to equip teens with the essential skills and knowledge needed to navigate the world of acting. From understanding the fundamentals of on-camera performance to exploring character development and auditioning, students will gain valuable insights into the demands of the industry. With a focus on practical experience and professional guidance, “Twilight Teens” is the perfect starting point for young actors ready to embark on their journey in film and television.
Keishon Joseph is a Winnipeg-based actor with over 11 film and TV credits to his name. His notable work includes roles in “All Fun and Games” (2023), “Bad Romance: The Vicky White Story” (2023), “Ordinary Angels” (2024), and “Supa Strikas: Rookie Season” (2021). As an instructor at OAFS, Keishon brings his extensive industry experience and passion for acting.
Jaylyne Lockyer is a Winnipeg-based professional actress and teacher with a growing portfolio in the film and television industry. She is best known for her compelling performances in “An Hour to Kill” (2024) and “Almost Unsolved: Heists” (2024). In addition to her acting career, Jaylyne is also a skilled Casting Director for Farpoint Films, where she has provided casting support for projects such as “Aberdeen” (2024) and “Almost Unsolved: Heists” (2024). Jaylyne brings her industry expertise and passion for the craft to her teaching, inspiring the next generation of actors through her work at the film school.
Kelley Hirst is a Winnipeg-based actress with a diverse background in film and theatre production, commercial projects, live events, and social media. Alongside her acting career, Kelley is a skilled writer, costume designer, and short film producer, as well as a freelance voice-over artist. Since 2018, she has been a dedicated mentor and teacher at OAFS, where she supports student needs, curates and selects scenes, assists as a class instructor, and coaches auditions.
Onalee Ames has been a dedicated member of the film industry for 25 years, spending much of her career in front of the camera as an actor in feature films and television. After returning to Winnipeg from Los Angeles, where she performed stand-up comedy, Onalee founded the Onalee Ames Film Studio. Since then, she has worked with over 4,000 students, helping them find their place in the acting community and thrive in the film industry. Onalee continues to pursue her passion for storytelling by writing screenplays and directing her own films.