An actor’s vision is lived emotionally and physically. That kind of performance requires more than instinct – it needs interpretative intelligence and a mastery of physical, psychological, and emotional craft into performance.
This class focuses on the application of the Alexander Technique to acting, movement, voice, and character development. Open to beginners as well as professional level actors and creatives, the classes will be taught in-person, in a small group setting to give individual attention. *fully vaccinated students only, please
This class focuses on the application of the Alexander Technique to acting, movement, voice, and character development. Open to beginners as well as professional level actors and creatives, the classes will be taught in-person, in a small group setting to give individual attention. *fully vaccinated students only, please
-The basics of script analysis (who, what, where, when, why?) -The importance of defining relationships -Choose point of views that make you feel something -The importance of physicality and character movement with elements of the Alexander Technique
Designed for actors, singers, and public speakers, this workshop helps students discover freedom in the body, develop breath support, and produce coordination in voice production to enable students to practice their craft with minimum effort and maximum efficiency.
This class focuses on the application of the Alexander Technique to acting, movement, voice, and character development. Open to beginners as well as professional level actors and creatives, the classes will be taught in-person, in a small group setting to give individual attention. *fully vaccinated students only, please
An actor’s vision is lived emotionally and physically. That kind of performance requires more than instinct – it needs interpretative intelligence and a mastery of physical, psychological, and emotional craft into performance.
Designed for actors, singers, and public speakers, this workshop helps students discover freedom in the body, develop breath support, and produce coordination in voice production to enable students to practice their craft with minimum effort and maximum efficiency.
An actor’s vision is lived emotionally and physically. That kind of performance requires more than instinct – it needs interpretative intelligence and a mastery of physical, psychological, and emotional craft into performance.
Designed for actors, singers, and public speakers, this workshop helps students discover freedom in the body, develop breath support, and produce coordination in voice production to enable students to practice their craft with minimum effort and maximum efficiency.
From time to time, we offer "Acting in Film & the Camera Close-Up" -- probably the most popular workshop we present because of its application to film and the actual feedback actors get in real time on film. Participants see the improvement in their acting from beginning to end.
-The basics of script analysis (who, what, where, when, why?) -The importance of defining relationships -Choose point of views that make you feel something -The importance of physicality and character movement with elements of the Alexander Technique
