Students in these classes work intensively to continue clarifying and more deeply integrate and strengthen their film scene work. Instructor Jill Wadsworth utilizes a variety of exercises to aid the actor in creating personal, truthful, organic and immediate moment-to-moment life with the material.

Scene preparation (with partners), object exercises (individual), and monologues are included in the course work, as well as improvisation, subtext, enhancing a vivid imagination in the work, developing concentration that strengthens the "world of the play." Students work on each assignment until they satisfy the objectives identified by the instructor. Required texts: AUDITION, by Michael Shurtleff and TRUTH, by Susan Batson. This class is limited to 12 students.

Scripts and scenes will be chosen for their application to the techniques of film acting: preparing the character, scene analysis, breathing, and emotional honesty and intensity. In-depth scene work allows the actor to focus on releasing creativity and to learn how to draw on inner resources under "real life" conditions.

This class is limited to 12 students.
12 classes; 36 hours of class time