What You Learn
You Work in Every Class
"Acting is doing." You will work at least two hours in every class. Practice relaxation skills, develop auditioning techniques, do improvisational work, learn specific film techniques, and find out how to use sensory work in your acting. Then plug all of that into monologue and scene work.
The Art of Auditioning
It's your one shot. Lets make it work. Learn the tools of auditioning that help you get the part. Apply the exercises that you learn in class immediately on your next audition. Depend on your craft, not on a miracle.
Learn to Cast Yourself
Learn what parts you can do better than anyone else. Build on your unique strengths to get the part. Build confidence. Learn how others see you. Learn to sell yourself so that agents will see exactly how to market your unique talent.
Be Your Own Director
Learn to prepare for your part, create a character and build a role on your own. Learn how to rehearse and to make strong, specific choices that keep you in the moment. These are the survival tools for today's acting world.
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