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Unlock your true potential as an actor with classes led by a seasoned professional with over 12 years of extensive on-set experience. This adaptable acting tutor specializes in the renowned Meisner technique, a powerful approach that emphasizes truthful and spontaneous performances rooted in the present moment. Whether you're a newcomer to the craft or a seasoned veteran seeking to refine your skills, these classes cater to actors of all levels and abilities. Through the Meisner technique, you'll learn to tap into your authentic emotions, cultivating a deep connection with your scene partner and the material. By stripping away preconceived notions and letting go of self-consciousness, you'll discover the freedom to truly inhabit your character's circumstances and respond organically to the ever-changing dynamics of the scene. This immersive approach will not only enhance your emotional availability but also sharpen your listening skills, a crucial aspect of delivering compelling and nuanced performances. The classes are designed to mirror the demands of a professional on-set environment, ensuring you're equipped with the tools and mindset necessary to thrive in the industry. Through practical exercises and scene work, you'll develop a keen understanding of camera techniques, blocking, and the unique challenges of acting for the screen. The tutor's wealth of real-world experience will provide invaluable insights into the nuances of the craft, enabling you to navigate the intricacies of film and television productions with confidence. Regardless of your current skill level, these classes offer a supportive and nurturing environment where you can explore, experiment, and grow as an actor. The tutor's personalized approach ensures that each student receives individualized attention and constructive feedback, tailored to their unique strengths and areas for improvement. Whether you aspire to book leading roles or excel in supporting parts, these classes will empower you to unleash your full potential and captivate audiences with your authentic and engaging performances. Embark on a transformative journey that will not only refine your acting skills but also cultivate a deeper understanding of yourself and the human experience. Join a community of passionate artists and embrace the opportunity to learn from a mentor who has walked the path and mastered the art of bringing characters to life on the screen. Elevate your craft, unlock your creative potential, and leave a lasting impact on audiences worldwide.
Acting · Filmmaking · Teaching
Online Workshop Structure: Frequency : Twice a week Duration : 2-hour sessions over 4 weeks Platform : Zoom, Google Meet, or another robust video conferencing tool that supports breakout rooms and interactive features Weekly Schedule: Week 1: Introduction & Character Analysis Session 1 : - Ice Breakers and Introduction Games to create a sense of community. - Overview of the workshop goals and the specific play to be studied. - Session 2 : - Script Breakdown: Participants analyze the play's themes and characters. - Assigning characters and scenes for deeper study. Week 2: Emotional Exploration & Scene Work - Session 3 : - Emotion Workshops: Exercises to explore and express complex emotions. - Techniques for effective online acting and presence. - Session 4: - Scene Rehearsal: Participants perform scenes in small groups (breakout rooms). - Group feedback and discussion on character development and interaction. Week 3: Performance Techniques & Deepening Understanding** - Session 5 : - Advanced Character Development: Digging deeper into each character's motivation and background. - Voice and Speech Workshops: Focus on clarity and emotional expression. - Session 6 : - Full Scene Run-throughs: Putting together scenes with transitions and virtual stage directions. - Technical Setup Review: Ensuring everyone’s video and audio setup enhances their performance. Week 4: Dress Rehearsal and Final Performance - Session 7 : - Dress Rehearsal: Runing the entire piece with feedback. - Technical adjustments and performance tips for virtual presentation. - Session 8 : - Final Performance: Showcasing the entire play or selected scenes to an invited online audience. - Post-performance Reflection: Sharing experiences and discuss the emotional impact and personal growth. Contemporary Plays: Given the constraints and opportunities of an online format, here are some plays with strong characters and engaging dialogue that we can work with : 1. "Love and Information" by Caryl Churchill - Features over 100 characters in brief but poignant vignettes, ideal for exploring different roles. 2. "Almost, Maine" by John Cariani - Composed of several short plays that explore love and loss, which can be effectively executed by actors in different locations. 3. "Gruesome Playground Injuries" by Rajiv Joseph - Follows two characters over 30 years, allowing deep character study with minimal staging. 4. "The Shape of Things" by Neil LaBute - Revolves around themes of art, manipulation, and relationships, suitable for intimate online portrayal. 5. "This Random World" by Steven Dietz - Explores the random intersections of a group of people, highlighting the serendipity and secrecy of life.
Acting · Filmmaking
Trusted teacher: This class is designed to guide you through all the stages to make your first short film regarding of your film experiences. The sessions can be a one off ( film consultancy ) or can be booked with a package of 10 sessions and during each session we focus on one module in details: * Script writing * Budget * pre-production * Hiring crew * Casting process * Directing actors on set * Working on set: do's and don't * Post-production * Film festivals * Marketing and distribution About the teacher: YORGO is a Belgian, Greek and Italian film director, writer, producer, actor and creator of the Award Winning LGBTQI+ short film Trigger. Yorgo started his artistic journey at 14 years old acting in theatres in Belgium where he was born. Aspiring for an international career, he moved to London in 2014 and joined the cast of the Immersive project The Den created by the BAFTA-winning director Gbemisola Ikumelo. Following that, he starred in several short films and features ( Remi Milligan: Lost Director, The Adopters, Amazon Prime Naanum Single Thaan). His passion for filmmaking started in 2020 when he wrote scenes for his own acting showreel. Lacking of authentic on screen representation and a desire of using his voice to raise awareness about a past traumatic event, he created the short film Trigger which was nominated in British and International LGBTQI+ festivals and won the award of Best International Short Film at the Fuse International Film Festival in Kingston ( UK/2022). The film is distributed worldwide by Gonella Productions and is available on Amazon Prime UK & US as part of These Untold Secrets. Recently, his short docuseries Well Proud directed and produced for Metro Charity (UK) was nominated for Best Community Short Film at the BAFTA Qualifying Iris Prize Film Festival in Cardiff (UK/2023). In the past 2 years, Yorgo has directed and co-produced 3 narrative short films and a short docu series and he is currently in development of his first feature film.
Filmmaking
Are you studying Film ? Would you like to be a filmmaker? I can help. Associate Lecturer in Film Production, London Metropolitan University; Senior Lecturer in Film, Nottingham Trent University; Lecturer in Film Production and Ideation, University of Hertfordshire; Lecturer in Film, University of Worcester. Working across two departments within the Creative Arts Faculty at the University of Hertfordshire (Film; Animation) and teaching across three levels to more than 300 film and animation students, I developed, promoted and administered film production (BA Film) and ideation (BA Animation). I was also responsible for teaching, learning and assessment in film production at undergraduate level at Nottingham Trent University and Worcestershire University. At London Metropolitan, I redesigned and delivered an interdisciplinary collaborative project module in film production, including film history (70% practical short film; 30% portfolio theory & reflexive). Coming from industry, my approach to teaching is focussed on practical skills; the film industry needs graduates who are ‘set ready’ and able to work collaboratively. I contribute to the planning, delivery and assessment of undergraduate teaching and undertake a wide range of responsibilities including lecturing, mentoring, tutorials, and assessments across the whole range of university year groups. In addition to delivering content, I have developed modules in: Directing; Dealing with Actors; Acting for Camera; Storyboarding; Realism in Animated Thinking; Spectacle in Animated Thinking; History of Film Production; Storyboarding; Short Film Deconstruction; and Live Action Filmmaking for Animators. I strive to consistently provide useful, constructive, and timely informal feedback throughout the course, in addition to the formal assessments; and introduced audio feedback to the film department at Hertfordshire which was an immediate success. My own mentors and professional development have broadened my skills and my experience with course design, course writing and curriculum development. My teaching is across all levels, from theory to practice, which I teach in a symbiotic manner making connections that are then used to reinforce ideas on subject matter, storytelling, and methods of production. My passion for filmmaking, my worldwide experience and my dynamic personality enable me to instinctively motivate and inspire students; lectures are illustrated with interesting examples gained from a long and varied career in the industry. I arrange guest speakers from my network of contacts. I am committed to helping students achieve their full potential and my directorial skills of recognising talent, inspiring and motivating crew have been great assets while working in education. Students learn best when sessions are engaging and fun and led by a motivating and inspiring lecturer. My innovative approaches to teaching have turned out to be invaluable as far as increasing the depth and professionalism in students’ narrative work; strong storytelling is a major part of the reason the University of Hertfordshire’s Animation Department is now TOP 10 in the Rookies world rankings. The Lockdown Film – Isolation 2020 During the Covid pandemic, as part of a strategy to keep students motivated, we made a short film Isolation 2020. This film was made to a professional standard while maintaining all safety protocols and keeping in context with the situation we all found ourselves in.
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