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About the Class
This class will introduce brand new actors to the varying elements of our craft and business and prepare them for their acting journey!
What are you going to learn?
History of acting
- What is it and where did modern acting emanate from?
- Theater vs Film/TV
- Terminology: technique, intention, objective, beats, emotional life, moment before, etc.
- Basic questions an actor needs to ask: Who, What, Where, When, Why
- Creating the world, back story, environment, etc
Various Techniques
- Stanislavski
- Techniques derived from Stanislavski: Lee Strasberg, Stella Adler, Meisner
Film/TV in the Southeast
- Terminology for film/tv: marks, eyelines, sides, character breakdown, etc.
- Agents – what so they do?
- Casting – what is the process?
- How the business operates: LA/NY and why productions are in GA
Student films/shorts - SAG-AFTRA
Auditioning
- What is required?
- Actor’s Access – what is it and how does it work?
- Self Submission
- Audition reality vs reality (no props, awareness of eyelines)
- Callbacks – Zoom vs “in the room”
*This webinar will be offered the first Sunday of every month unless a holiday. The date will be shown when you click the session to enroll.
Reviews
IP: Meisner Level 1: Foundations - SUN EVE
Living truthfully under imaginary circumstances. The Meisner technique tries to accomplish this by being in the moment, listening, freely being able to use your imagination, and letting yourself be affected truthfully by the other human in front of you.
IP: Script Analysis & Scene Study - THURS EVE
The objective of this class is for every actor to leave with a fully-equipped tool belt to breakdown a script and the ability to apply that new found knowledge to their performance.
IP: Script Analysis & Scene Study - TUES DAY
The objective of this class is for every actor to leave with a fully-equipped tool belt to breakdown a script and the ability to apply that new found knowledge to their performance.