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For (full) Festival participants only

2021 Topic

The life of a "working actor" in movies today

To be held in the main theatre auditorium.

Coffee is provided but patrons are expected to provide their own lunch - either by bringing it hence the "brown bag" - or ordering it. The surest way to get your lunch is to order in advance by adding the $10 option when you buy your pass.  You make your choice of sandwich at the desk in the lobby of the Capitol before 1:00 pm on Saturday.

Speaker: Camille Stopps (Cobourg-born film & TV actor)

Canadian actor Camille Stopps is a native of Cobourg, Ontario. She grew up performing dance shows for her family, and went on to train professionally in Toronto, where she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours, Dean's List) from Ryerson University's Theatre: Performance Dance program. Camille is also an alumna of Norman Jewison's prestigious Actor's Conservatory program at the Canadian Film Centre.

Her IMDb credits from 2013 to date include seven feature films (in addition to a number of shorts), a TV movie, and recurring roles in three TV series, as well as individual appearances on other shows, including Murdoch Mysteries. She won four Best Actress awards (and was nominated for a fifth) for her 2018 film Alive.

NOTE: This seminar is for holders of Festival Passes only.

The Speaker is sponsored by David and June Chambers.

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