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Acting Class - How to achieve Internal Motivation
Wed, Mar 06, 2019 -
Internal Motivation
Wed, Aug 22, 2018 -
More 'Outside-In'
Wed, Aug 22, 2018
Intermediate/Advanced – SB
8+8 Thursdays, 12:00 PM (Pacific)
Begins January 25
Actors will experiment with the body and voice of multiple characters, making vocal and physical and speech “adjustments” for those characters and assessing the outcome. The organic connection between physical and emotional life is emphasized throughout.
Int/Advanced Online
8+8 Sundays, 9:45 AM (Pacific)
Begins January 21
Work on the classics can be directly applied to contemporary work and film as you expand range, depth, awareness, intensity. Classics will also extend career longevity and the ability to play a wide variety of roles. Learning “outside-in” approaches.
Int/Advanced Online
8+8 Sundays, 12:15 PM (Pacific)
Begins January 21
Emphasizes is on creating job-getting performances - delivering an audition package that grabs attention, maintains impact, and contains surprises throughout. Numerous approaches to make sure that you stand out from the pack. Plus adjustments and call backs!
Adv. Int/Advanced - SB
8+8 Sundays, 12:15 PM (Pacific)
Begins January 21
Multi-Scene Study! Offers actors the rare opportunity to work on character progression and development, the “thru-line of need” throughout an entire play or screenplay. Develop your character’s emotional score throughout the script.
"He taught more than any other teacher I had . . . is responsible for creating the kind of actor I am today. He taught me how to truly take risks in my work, invest authentically in my characters, and expect nothing but professionalism from myself and my colleagues. Peter’s standards were high and exacting, and as a student, I was thrilled to be held to them. It was the first time I had been treated like an actor, not just as a student. The method that Peter taught is still one that I use today – he gave me the tools to access, emotionally and intellectually, very dense material. He allowed me to see that with every character, every piece there is always a way that is deeper and truer than you first imagine.”Julianne Moore, Actress