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Acting Classes
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Acting Classes |
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http://www.annefielding.net/ |
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Students prepare scenes from the drama of the world?including Shakespeare?and take part in improvisations. And we discuss the technical meaning of these sentences by Eli Siegel, the founder of Aesthetic Realism, in a lesson he gave to actors:
?Acting shows that you don?t have to be fettered to yourself. You can be other people....Acting is a certain way of taking the contraries of the world. It is a way of being somebody else for the purpose of coming back home immediately. You take a trip in order to find out who you are.? Classes are bi-weekly on Mondays, 6-7:30 PM at 141 Greene Street in SoHo, New York City, taught by Anne Fielding, Director of the Aesthetic Realism Theatre Company. Ms. Fielding is an Obie Award winner, Chekov?s Ivanov. She has appeared Off-Broadway including in musical theatre; at the New York and American Shakespeare Festivals and on TV here and in Canada. Semester, 7 classes, $50 ? Audit, per class $8 ? |
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Acting Schools, Classes & Training > New York Acting Classes & Schools |
| Keywords |
acting classes Aesthetic Realism acting lesson drama studies theatre studies Eli Siegel Shakespeare Ibsen Chekov O'Neill |
| Date |
Aug 11, 2006 |
| Contact |
Anne Fielding |
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Workshop for Actors with Master Teacher from Russia
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 Moscow in Manhattan Russian American Theater Education Exchange
Workshop Description April 29-30
Friday/Saturday/Sunday
Friday Workshop 6 ? 9PM
Class 1: Awareness & Imagination
Training Exercises: Awareness as a creative state and imagination
shifting awareness from external object to internal and back; visual, hearing, and multi-object awareness. Training Exercises: Imagination as the main component of awareness from concrete objects to imaginary objects.
Saturday Workshop 6 - 9PM
Class 2: Creative Imagination
Exercises and Etudes: Fantasy as the necessary quality of creative thinking transforming the imaginary objects into the concrete form on stage. Exercises: How to create, enhance, and evolve your awareness.
Sunday Workshop 11-2PM
Class 3: Understanding and use of tempo and rhythm.
Exercises: What is tempo-rhythm ?
concept of tempo and rhythm; combination of tempo and rhythm; creating harmony on the stage through the understanding and use of tempo and rhythm.
Etudes: Improvisations (action with an undefined objective).
sense of partnership and ensemble; ability to say ?yes? on stage.
Etudes: Improvisations (action with a defined objective). event as the turning point of the scene; through the event to the action and preparation of the dramati climax .
Sunday Workshop 3-6PM
Class 4: . The space, the actor, the ensemble and objects on the stage
Exercises: Understanding volume of space and sense of self and partners in the space. awareness in the space; myself amongst partners and objects on the stage.
Etudes: Stanislavsky?s method of physical actions. Connection of body and subconscious; starting with the body and moving toward feeling.
Cost $190.00 12 hour Workshop
located at Actors Movement Studio 302 West 37 Street, 6th Fl.
212-736-3309
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Capes Coaching: Career Coaching for Actors and Artists
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What if your career had a personal trainer? Advice, accountability, and expertise augmented by years of experience in your industry, delivered in a practical, proactive one-on-one session designed to identify your goals and create a plan for getting what you truly want.
Capes Coaching provides private coaching and practical career training for actors and artists seeking to gain business savvy to accelerate their careers. Through insight from industry professionals, get access to resources that help move your career forward, including how to identify your niche, audition consistently, network effectively, and create a step-by-step business plan for the next year of your career.
Mention code ACTORPOINT for $50 off your first private coaching session.
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NICU'S SPOON CLASSES- TAKE ON NYC!
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Fall 2006 Classes!!
Auditioning in New York- How to get the Work!
This four part seminar deals with auditioning for both Stage and Film in New York and is meant for new graduates, those new to NYC, or those tired of not getting cast. Taught by Artistic Director of Nicu?s Spoon. -$100 (class limited to 10) Oct 2006
Part 1: THE AUDITION -This covers Preparation, Presentation and Performance ? what NOT to do, NOT to say, NOT to wear. What gets you noticed and can get you at least a call-back? How can you relax and just be yourself ? and get the part? Oct 7 4:30-6
Part 2: MONOLOGUES- What works for you and what doesn?t? How to find the best monologues for your audition. How to freshen up an audition piece. How to have a classy look by tying two mono-logues together in an audition. Oct 8 4:30-6
Part 3: THE COLD READING- How to learn to be a good cold reader. How to make immediate choices that work in an audition. How to not keep your head in the script. How to not panic if you have no time to prep before a cold read. Oct 14 4:30-6
Part 4: HEADSHOTS & RESUMES ? What works and what doesn?t? How to make your resume more professional without lying. Does your headshot work for you or against you? This includes a personal analysis of your headshot and resume. Oct 15 4:30-6
Proposal Writing- the nuts and bolts:
Two 2 hour workshops on grant writing. This course has been taught to non-profits all over Europe and the USA and is offered in the USA by the original teacher who has gotten over 250 million in grants over the past 10 years!!! Come and get yours! -$80 (7 places left in the class)
Part 1- From basic research to approaching funders and foundations and on to letters of enquiry and proposal writing. What are the main rules of grantwriting and how do you develop a relationship with foundations? How do you ?grow? your grants to get bigger each year? Oct 21 4-6
Part 2 -What to do once you have $$$? How do you spend it? What is the difference between restric-ted and unrestricted money? What should you know about reporting and record-keeping? What about US tax laws, state tax laws and others? (This includes handouts, lists of where to go, etc.) Oct 22 4-6
To get information and to Pre-Register e-mail info@spoontheater.org
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The Actors Theatre Workshop
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The Actors Theatre Workshop is an established pioneer in non-profit theatre that produces classical and contemporary plays, develops new dramatic works, trains and develops actors, writers and directors while making a difference in the lives of homeless children and the community at large. ATW was founded over two decades ago in a studio on Manhattan's upper west side. In 1990, with an outpouring of public and private support, ATW built a new theatre complex and performance space in Chelsea.
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The Ted Bardy Studio
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The Ted Bardy Studio offers intense, personalized acting instruction for the serious, dedicated artist. The Studio is known for its accelerated 3-phase Meisner program in which the actor acquires all the tools necessary to enter the professional arena. Small, intimate classes allow for personalized instruction. Speech, dialect, movement, and other specialized workshops as well as private coaching, on-camera work, and professional workshop productions are also provided for motivated beginners as well as working professionals.
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