Two year programs are the ideal way to create that safe space, a home away from home. Actors that experience two year acting programs grow by leaps and bounds over those that take one or two short term classes at a time. The long term approach means that the actor works with a team of […]
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Acting conservatories are for actors seeking a two year acting program that will help them move deeper into their art, break through barriers and strengthen any weaknesses before they become prohibitive. True professional actors are never through learning. Those that make it look easy are the actors that have worked the hardest. Removing oneself from […]
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Movement Training helps actors to immediately move beyond physical constrictions and use the body as a full acting instrument that can interact fully, with all the senses, to the world around them and to the other “players’ in that world. For more information about movement technique classes at the studio, call (917) 789-1599 or go […]
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Looking to eliminate the practice of “pretending” in acting, one of the goals of the Meisner technique is to help actors to learn to “do” in the moment. Actors must learn how to commit to actions and dialogue quickly, deeply and truthfully so there is no chance to focus on yourself or get distracted as […]
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Commercial acting is it’s own art form and is deceptively more complex than you might think at first. There is far less time, often fewer words at your disposal to connect with an audience. Time limits and limits of camera framing require that you be brilliant in a very short period of time and within […]
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Learning valuable “on camera” technique is one of the core skills an actor needs to audition well and get hired for commercial work. On camera work is a discipline in and of itself. There are very different rules in commercial work. What’s different? On camera techniques require the actor to accomplish as much as they […]
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