About
Jordan Hogg
Jordan is a BAFTA-winning drama director from Yorkshire with a disability (cerebral palsy); he has over 70 hours of broadcast TV credits and first trained through the Channel 4's 4Talent scheme & won BAFTA Breakthrough 2020. Jordan has just completed directing BBC1 groundbreaking drama Ralph & Katie – the first drama to feature 2 learning disabled lead actors, a project seen as pioneering for inclusive TV.
He previously directed Channel 4 prison-drama series Screw & both the third and fourth seasons of Ackley Bridge for The Forge Entertainment, as well as episodes for BBC1 prime-time drama Death in Paradise.
Jordan has also directed episodes for flagship BBC1 medical-drama-series Casualty & won a BAFTA in 2018. In 2020 Jordan won BAFTA BREAKTHROUGH for his work on Ackley Bridge.
About the workshop
This is an exclusive workshop for just 14 participants.
The minimum age is 18
You can choose between two classes
Morning Class - 10.30 - 13.30
Afternoon Class - 14.15 - 17.15
Prior to the workshop, you will be given a scene from a TV shows that Jordan has worked on. Then on the day you will perform the script in pairs and Jordan will guide you with his direction. The workshop will finish with a Q & A where you can ask Jordan anything!
How To Book
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Morning Class
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TERMS & CONDITIONS OF BOOKING
Booking
• Workshops must be paid in full at the time of booking.
Cancellations
• Cancel Less than 20 days and the full amount is liable. If we can rebook your place we can refund your money.
• Cancellations less than 14 days before arrival the full amount is liable.
• If we need to cancel a full refund will be given to each participant
DISCLAIMER
“The workshop is educational and should not be considered as a job interview or audition. Attending workshops is not a way to obtain employment as an actor. It is a learning/educational experience. The presence of a Casting Director is neither a guarantee nor a promise of employment. Contact with a Casting Director at a workshop rarely results in any further contact with that Casting Director, Director, Producer, or any company affiliated with that Casting Director.”
Travel costs incurred by the student are not the responsibility of FIRST TAKE WORKSHOPS Please note that in the event of cancellation due to adverse weather, transport disruption, or illness of either the industry professional or student, FIRST TAKE WORKSHOPS to take no responsibility and are not liable for any costs associated with travel/overnight arrangements that are made and paid for in advance where the event does not subsequently take place at the designated time and date. All efforts will be made to reschedule where at all possible. Your responsibility It is the responsibility of the actor to ensure that any prep required for a workshop is received and worked on in good time. It is not the responsibility of FIRST TAKE WORKSHOPS if the student is unprepared for the workshop/ and does not have suitable materials with him/her to perform. It should be assumed that no facilities to copy or print speeches will be available at the venue.