61. Acting Techniques For Everyday Life: Look And Feel Self-Confident In Difficult, acting techniques for Everyday Life Look and Feel SelfConfident in Difficult, Real-Life Situations. acting techniques for Everyday http://www.reference-1.com/Acting_Techniques_for_Everyday_Life_Look_and_Feel_Sel

Acting Techniques for Everyday Life: Look and Feel Self-Confident in Difficult, Real-Life Situations Acting Techniques for Everyday Life: Look and Feel Self-Confident in Difficult, Real-Life Situations by Authors: Jane Marla Robbins Released: November, 2002 ISBN: 1569245541 Paperback Sales Rank: List price: Our price: You save: Book > Acting Techniques for Everyday Life: Look and Feel Self-Confident in Difficult, Real-Life Situations > Customer Reviews: Average Customer Rating: Acting Techniques for Everyday Life: Look and Feel Self-Confident in Difficult, Real-Life Situations > Customer Review #1: Finally something true to the title! This book encompasses multiple techniques that anyone can use in situations where they may feel uncomfortable or insecure. It is cleverly written and fun to read.

62. Act One Studios - Acting Classes Klein. Advanced acting techniques $295, 9 weeks/10 students, Mon. 600 - 930. Curtis. Audition Techniques II - $295. 9 weeks/10 students. Int. Adv. Level Actors. http://www.actone.com/acting.htm

Class Schedule S W orkshops How to get... S taff S tudents Other L inks Acting Classes beginner professional Fundamentals of Acting - Series Acting Instinctively More Info on classes for beginning actors Viewpoints Adv. Scene Study Audition Techniques ... Guest Artists More Info on classes for professional actors Click on a class or program above or scroll down to view the acting classes offered next term. Classes Begin - Week of June 14th. Classes marked are designed to be taken more than once. Classes marked require an audition or instructor approval. Beginner Level Foundational Acting Program Fundamentals of Acting 9 weeks/12 students The place to get started.

63. Graduate Catalog 2003 - 2004: Certificate Programs (non-degree) For more information, contact the College of Arts and Sciences. ^top. acting techniques of Michael Chekhov. The graduate certificate http://www.usm.maine.edu/catalogs/graduate/nondegree.htm

Acting Techniques of Michael Chekhov Advanced Research and Evaluation Methods Applied Research and Evaluation Methods Assistant Principal ... Theory, Literature, and Culture Assistant Principal The assistant principal certificate program is designed to meet the state requirements for assistant principal certification in Maine and to provide a foundation for graduate work in educational administration. This 12-credit program consists of 4 courses: EDU 670 Introduction to Administration EDU 671 Organizational Behavior EDU 678 School Law EDU 679 Evaluation and Supervision of School Personnel *EDUX 691 Sports Law and Regulation Compliance *These courses will be offered every three years (2003-04; 2006-07; 2009-10) Courses may be taken in any sequence. At the conclusion of the certificate program, students will not only have satisfied state requirements for a Maine assistant principal's certificate but will have completed a significant part of the entry and foundation coursework for a master's degree in educational leadership. In addition, they will receive USM certificates of program completion which can be cited on resumes and vitae. Although credits from the certificate program may be transferable to a master's program, students who wish to matriculate into a master's program must apply separately for admission. For more information, contact the

64. Course Listings - BFA Acting DRAMA 356 Beginning acting techniques I *3 (fi 6) First term, 0-10L-0 Development of the self as the fundamental instrument of the actor. http://www.ualberta.ca/~drama/actclass.htm

Home Page Welcome Department Information Contact Us Timms Centre for the Arts Library and Archival Faculty and Staff ... Studio Theatre Program Information Bachelor of Arts BA Honours BEd Drama Major BFA Acting ... Joint PhD Course Information Academic Calendar Course Listings Undergraduate BFA - Acting BFA - Design BFA - Technical ... Graduate How to Apply Application Deadlines Tuition Fees International Students (NEW) Image Gallery Web Site Credits BFA Acting - Course Information Below is a listing of those courses required for the BFA Acting program. Key of Symbols (Also refer to the University Calendar p 445) = Available to students registered in Open Studies * = Units of course weight. Used in computing GPA and degree requirements. (fi) = Fee Index.Used to calculate instructional fees [X term, A-B-C] = Information on when the course is offered and the hours of instruction per week. A indicates the number of lecture hours. B indicates the number of seminar hours (s), demonstration hours (d) or lecture/laboratory hours (L), and C indicates the number of laboratory hours Undergraduate Courses DRAMA 303 History of Canadian Theatre from its Origins to 1967 - *3 (fi 6)[Either term, 3-0-0]

65. Request For Application -- BFA Acting Acquisition of beginning skills in film and broadcast acting techniques. Able to contribute fully to a total ensemble. Throughout http://www.ualberta.ca/~drama/bachact.htm

Home Page Welcome Department Information Contact Us Timms Centre for the Arts Library and Archival Faculty and Staff ... Studio Theatre Program Information Bachelor of Arts BA Honours BEd Drama Major BFA Acting ... Joint PhD Course Information Academic Calendar Course Listings Undergraduate BFA - Acting BFA - Design BFA - Technical ... Graduate How to Apply Application Deadlines Tuition Fees International Students (NEW) Image Gallery Web Site Credits Bachelor of Fine Arts - Acting Goals and Objectives Admission Requirements Program Requirements Program Details ... Course Descriptions The BFA Acting application package is now on-line! Click here to download it! The application deadline for this program is: January 11 Goals and Objectives The University of Alberta BFA in Acting program provides a creative and educational climate dedicated to an understanding and furtherance of dramatic art and its role in society. The ensemble of actors learn and begin to practice the discipline of acting in a conservatory-like three year intensive program designed specifically as preparation for a career as a professional actor in theatre, film, television and radio. Graduates of the program are highly trained in a discipline that incorporates a wide variety of acting skills including dance, singing, voice, and movement. Other skills that are emphasized during the three year residence include:

66. Hollywood Actors Studio - Professional Acting Training In Hollywood in LA). Eric is well versed in most major acting techniques and ideas of the 20th Century including the Meisner Technique. He was http://www.actingconnection.com/historyofstone.html

Weekly Acting Classes Private Intensives. One on One Voice-Over Training Press article about us ... Acting and Voiceover Find a workshop in your city Self Test for Aspiring Actors What it takes to be an Actor ... Eric's Fine Art Eric Stone also known as Philippe Benichou In addition, Mr. Stone was privileged to work with Judith Unland in New York. Ms. Unland had been a private student of Michael Checkhov. "Michael Checkhov's breakthrough work in freeing the actor has greatly influenced me and still continues to amaze me." Eric Stone Eric Stone first began teaching in 1983 and has contributed to the growth and success of many actors and performers including some well known stars in the US and abroad. As his acting, directorial and coaching skills began to represent a potent body of distinctions, Eric realized it was time to make his discoveries and love of acting more public. He founded the Eric Stone Studio in 1989 in Los Angeles and Santa Barbara and began touring with weekend workshops around the country. An ongoing program was designed via classes, privates, intensive workshops and seminars. His sheer passion for artistic expression and his relentless pursuit of freeing the actor led Eric to establish a permanent actor's studio. A safe, clean, non-gaming, healthy, creative and empowering "arena" for people

67. The Power Connection Online Acting Class A lot of my personal work is based on the same kind of exercises and acting techniques taught by Chekov and reading the book will enhance the class. http://www.healthynewage.com/acting-class.htm

Stage Fright Fears Performance Anxieties and Fear of Public Speaking Fear of Flying Emetophobia and many others... Creative Resources Breaking Into Acting for Dummies ....I met Larry Garrison while in California and found him to be one of the most genuine, caring, spiritually grounded people in the industry. I loved his sense of humor so I'm happy to offer his book here at healthynewage.com because I think he walks his talk. Neva, Power Connection Acting Instructor. Screenwriting Crash Course Final Draft 7 Version Upgrade Movie Plot Generator YOU CAN MAKE A FILM! ... Creativity Enhancement Workbook - Learn how to Generate more ideas and solutions, Make decisions and solve problems easily, Brainstorm and be your own think tank, Triple your creativity with just one short exercise, and Understand the creative process. How to Write A Hollywood Movie in 21 Days Vocal Training ... Networking in Los Angeles In I Am Spock , Mr. Nimoy gives us an intelligent and insightful book about the creative process and the actor's craft-and gives his own unique insider's view of the creation of the Star Trek phenomenon. It gives readers a charming and perceptive look into the life of an actor who created a character with mammoth appeal, and how he lives alongside of, learns from, and ultimately enjoys his own creation. Leonard Nimoy is an internationally known stage, film, and television actor and has directed several major motion pictures, including The Good Mother Three Men and a Baby Star Trek III: The Search for Spock , and

68. DramaShare Christian Drama Theatre Resources - Assisting In Christian Drama Mini Basic acting techniques Back to the DramaClub Training Manual. The following are some specific skill required by actors, from entrance http://www.dramashare.org/acting.html

Basic Acting Techniques Back to the DramaClub Training Manual The following are some specific skill required by actors, from entrance on to the stage to final curtain call. Entering the Stage We believe that the two most difficult things in drama are: getting on stage, and, getting off stage. Entrances are difficult since the entrance will "set the stage" as to how the audience will feel about the entire presentation. The cast will have a great deal of difficulty recovering from a poor or weak entrance. For this reason it is only wise to spend a substantial amount of effort in rehearsals on entrances. Entering the stage must tell the audience that: you have come from a definite place, are going to a definite place, for a definite reason, in a definite state of mind. Your every action must put this across to the audience. In order to be convincing you must be in character well before going on stage. We always coach our actors to get into character immediately after arriving at the church for the drama presentation. We ask that there be no guests allowed backstage and that there be relative quiet and peacefulness. The stage manager will review with each actor any updates or information which they must know such as hand props, reminders of cues, etc. Any wardrobe or makeup will be attended to at this time. We sometimes see instances where an actor is frantically studying lines just prior to the performance. This is really a waste of time and a distraction. The time has long passed where study of lines will be of any assistance therefore there is no need for going over the script.

69. Drama At Augustana Introduction to Dramatic Process DRA 175/275 Stage Management DRA 201 History of Drama DRA 211 Religious Expression in Drama DRA 230 acting techniques I DRA http://www.augustana.ab.ca/departments/drama/

HOME SITE MAP CONTACT SEARCH ... Other Drama at Augustana The drama program at Augustana is designed to give students experience in all aspects of the discipline of theatre. In fulfilling their degree requirements, students are trained in acting (both through performance-based improvisational work, and through traditional "method" styles), play analysis, theatre history, dramaturgy, directing, scene design, lighting and sound, stage carpentry, stage management, costuming, and public relations. The department's small size creates an intimacy with classmates and instructors, facilitating students' growth as actors and as individuals. Classes provide a supportive, respectful environment for students to explore and expand their personal boundaries. Theatre Productions Each year the drama department puts on two separate theatre productions. Auditions are open to all students attending Augustana and fine arts scholarships are available for involvement in the plays. The plays chosen fluctuate between classic and modern, comedy, drama and absurd. The plays are mounted in our intimate 100 seat theatre space, and draw a large audience from the surrounding community. Students/actors have the benefit of a long run (usually in the neighbourhood of 10 to 15 performances per production).

70. Spring `03: THEAT 382. REHEARSAL: DIRECTING AND ACTING TECHNIQUES Spring `03 THEAT 382. REHEARSAL DIRECTING AND acting techniques. PREREQUISITE THEAT 176, 281, OR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. *MAY BE http://www.uiuc.edu/admin_manual/Courses/T_D/SPRING/THEAT382.html

Spring Semester 2003 Timetable (as of 12:55am Thu, May 1, 2003) THEAT: THEATRE Timetable: Next Prev THEAT Index Spring `03: THEAT 382 . REHEARSAL: DIRECTING AND ACTING TECHNIQUES PREREQUISITE THEAT 176 , 281, OR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. *MAY BE REPEATED UP TO 9 HOURS OR 3 UNITS. 3 HOURS, OR 1 UNIT. 08342 LABD A 3-450 MW 160 ARMORY MITCHELL Course Catalog: THEAT Index

71. IndieClub.com - Networking Actors, Filmmakers & Crew - Filmmaking For Independen Zaidlin Productions Training Dramatic Techniques studied acting techniques for theatre with instructor Heather Stanford Johnstone, previously with Leon Haar. http://www.indieclub.com/search3.asp?id=21502

72. Count Basie Theatre Musical theatre is the foundation of the class with an emphasis on acting techniques, theatre and mime games, and voice projection. http://www.countbasietheatre.org/cool.php

99 Monmouth Street Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 732.842.9000 Count Basie Cool School Program Home Event Calendar Theatre History W. Basie Biography ... Contact Information ...A Creative Way To Learn ! The Count Basie Theatre's Cool School offers classes and workshops with seasoned professionals for aspiring actors, musicians and dancers of all ages. Course offerings are wide-ranging, from performance basics, auditioning techniques and professional development in the arts to fun weekend workshops. All classes offer an opportunity to expand your communication skills, increase your self-confidence, unleash your creativity, and have some fun! Sessions begin in January, March, July and September Our professional faculty's bios and credentials are listed at the bottom of this page. For more information, a class brochure, or to register, contact: Yvonne Lamb Scudiery, Education Director 732-224-8778 ext. 306 e-mail: ylamb@countbasietheatre.org YOUTH JAZZ ORCHESTRA The program runs for 6-weeks, from July 12 through August 22 with students meeting twice a week for a total of 30 hours of instruction. The cost is $850.00 per student. Placement is by audition only! Auditions will be held on May 15, 2004!

73. New Acting Company Classes STUDY (Two Hour Class) Adults Only, with Stephen Michael Rondel $300 This acting course is being offered to all who wish to further explore acting techniques. http://www.childrensaidsociety.org/gvc/nac/classes

Classes NAC Home Mission Classes Registration ... Skills Classes prerequisite for Play Labs Play Labs Previous Skills Classes required Adult Acting Weekly Class Schedule General Program Information Skills Classes: These game-based and workshop-oriented courses offer many avenues to express creativity and build self-esteem. Each skills course will hold a final demonstration on stage at the semester's end. Skills Classes are prerequisites for Playlabs. ADULT ACTING ONE: MONOLOGUES (Two Hour Class) Adults Only, with Stephen Michael Rondel A friendly, humorous and non-threatening class for anyone who loves acting and the theater. This introduction to acting covers a smattering of theatrical traditions, exercises and methods. Class focus is on individual style, creative characterization, concentration, ensemble work and theater games. Exercises range from monologues, improvisation and auditioning, to Robert Cohen and Michael Shurtleff. A great class for beginners or those wishing to further hone their skills. TUESDAYS 3/16/04- 6/08/04 6:30-8:30 (Two Hour Class) Adults Only, with Stephen Michael Rondel $300

74. Theatre Classes In Birmingham, Alabama Dane Peterson s Theatre Dane Peterson ’s Theatre Summer Series offers advanced scene study and acting techniques instruction for High School and http://www.ebhm.org/theatre/classes.htm

Link to Production Companies Link to Reviews Link to Out-of-Town Reviews Link Back to Live Theatre Home ... Link to Resources ACTA Workshop: musical theatre performance camp at ACTA Theatre, 225 Parkway Drive, Trussville. For more information, call 655-7694. Audio Theatre Workshop: If you would like to contact them by phone call 205/324-0684 between 9:00 am to 6:00pm CST or contact them by e-mail at radthea@bellsouth.net Actors Outlet: Actors Outlet offers various classes on an ongoing basis. Located in Homewood Now in its 8 th year, ACTORS OUTLET is proud to announce a new round of classes. - Monday May 10 a new INTRO TO ON~CAMERA class begins. Develop a through knowledge of how to work with the camera, terms, protocol, how to slate. You will work with commercials, film and TV scripts and of course you will be put on camera each class. This is a 5 week class which meets once a week. Fee $195. - Wednesday, May 12 at AUDITIONING FOR CAMERA OR STAGE . This is a great class no matter your experience. If you are new if will help you develop fundamental skills that will last a life time. If more experienced, the class will sharpen your skills to help win the all important call back. This is an 8 week class which meets once a week for 2 1/2 hrs. The Fee is $285.

75. Acting I The history of acting, acting techniques, exercises, and scene work will studied to enhance the student s confidence and control while performing in front of http://www.ecok.edu/dept/comm/bjones/Acting_I_Syllabus.html

I. COURSE SYLLABUS A. FACULTY INFORMATION SPCH 1413 SECTION 4636 ACTING I Spring 2004 Bret Jones Office: ScH 112 Office Ph: x756 Office hours: MWF 10:00-11:00 Home Ph: (580)759-2939 TTH 1-2 Or by appointment. B. COURSE DESCRIPTION The course is designed to study and develop the process of acting/performing. The history of acting, acting techniques, exercises, and scene work will studied to enhance the student's confidence and control while performing in front of an audience. In addition, the reading/analysis of plays: structure, plot, charac- ter, and style will be studied. C. COURSE REQUIREMENTS 1. It is Department policy that students who miss more than 9 classes of a three-credit course will be failed or will drop the course. 2. The student who is going to be absent needs to notify the instructor and make arrangements for any assignments.

76. Acting Sites Type in Acting, Acting Resources, acting techniques, or any variation of these and you will find thousands of sites popping up on your screen. http://www.courses.vcu.edu/ENG-caf/ActingSite/acting.htm

Acting Sites Home Techniques Headshots Acting Sites Books Forum Contact Me hi There are a lot out there. Even to find mine, you had to do a lot of searching. Type in "Acting," "Acting Resources," "Acting Techniques, or any variation of these and you will find thousands of sites popping up on your screen. How do you choose? What I've done is taken the guesswork out of it for you. Here is a list of the most useful sites I've found on the net, complete with annotations to tell you exactly what to expect when you visit the site. Acting Workshop Online (AWOL) - This is one of the best sites I have found on the web. It has acting lessons on such topics as "The Essence of Acting," "Acting as Conversation," "An Actor's Life," "Help! I got the part! Now what?" and "Audition Tips." The lessons aren't as extensive as an acting class, of course, and you don't have the advantage of feedback, but they are full of excellent tips. There is a Q&A page, acting quizzes, and a wonderful links page. The design is a little rough, but the page is well worth the trouble it sometimes takes to navigate it. BackStage.com

77. MCCCD Occupational Programs (TCM245). 14. Define and use acting terminology and demonstrate fundamental acting techniques in a variety of scenes and settings. (THP112). 15. http://www.dist.maricopa.edu/eddev/curric/programs/sc/sc5971c016.html

Acting and Directing Inactive: 20024-20034 Term Range: 20016 - 99999 Scottsdale Community College Program Award: Certificate of Completion Instructional Council: Telecommunications/Journalism Occupational Area: Media Major Content Area: Media Technology Department Division: Fine Arts Program Availability: College Specific Major Code: CIPS Code: Overall G.P.A.: Total Credits: Description: The Certificate of Completion in Acting and Directing is designed for students who plan to enter the field of Motion Picture/Television Production as Actors and/or Directors. Students will receive hands-on training in Motion Picture/Television Production, in media theory, and in acting and directing theory. Students will demonstrate their knowledge by directing and/or acting in a variety of projects focusing on principles of movement, blocking, casting, rehearsing and performance. MCCCD Approval Date: Development Type: OPD Status Evaluation: Inactive Program Requirements (Note: Students must earn a grade of "C" or better in all courses within the program.) (Note: + indicates course has prerequisites and/or corequisites.)

78. JVIS.COM: Cool Major Of The Month (SFT) in New York City offers several programs to teach you basic screen acting techniques, oncamera experience, and preparation for future auditions. http://jvis.com/majors/acting.htm

Cool Major of the Month Gain on-screen acting experience, techniques, and earn university credits by attending the School for Film and Television. Make your dreams of becoming a famous actor or actress come true. Famous graduates include Matthew Fox (Party of Five) and Jennifer Smith (Broadway's The Producers). Screen Acting Have you always wanted to become a television or movie star but lacked the training, and connections to get you the roles you desire? The School for Film and Television (SFT) in New York City offers several programs to teach you basic screen acting techniques, on-camera experience, and preparation for future auditions. The "cool" benefits of the SFT: SFT offers a wide range of on-camera acting programs for the novice and the experienced theatrical actor. Both the National Association of Schools of Theater and the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York have accredited SFT.

79. BC Theatre Department-The Major Acting Performance courses. acting techniques I (Linklater) Acting II Characterization Black Performance Modes Performance Studies Dance Courses. http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/cas/thtr/major.htm

Boston College Home page The major is designed to provide undergraduates with a solid foundation of knowledge and skills, to prepare students thoroughly for graduate and/or professional work. In keeping with the University's liberal arts philosophy, the Department foundation classes offer a broad based theatrical education, rather than specialize in any one area as does a conservatory. It is our belief that a theatre professional needs to develop his or her overall knowledge and imagination, as well as master skills, in order to create art convincingly. Boston College theatre students learn both through formal study and by application, in much the same manner that a science class requires laboratory work. Students are expected to apply lessons learned in the classroom to their work on departmental productions. Productions thus become a testing ground, an extension of the classroom which enables intellectual and applied exploration, reflection and growth. Students are then encouraged to bring those discoveries back to the classroom and use them to enrich understanding and appreciation of their continuing theatrical studies. At the center of all this theatrical understanding is an awareness of plays in production, that dramatic literature was written to be performed and that performance most often relies upon understanding and knowledge of the text. Departmental productions therefore also function to illuminate great drama, past and present, and to consider the larger questions and issues they express.

80. Ed Hooks - Acting Classes The challenge in theatrical training is to hang on to that carefree thrill of performing while developing concrete acting techniques. http://www.edhooks.com/newslett/july99.html

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