| Acting
Techniques (See also Workshops) |
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can be tailored to meet your needs, covering performance, audition
technique, improvisation or based around a theme, a script or
book, playwright, style or genre, or even as a life skill for
problem solving. These sessions are an A - Z of acting to aid
not only performance and presentation but the skills learned
here are also very useful in life and in the workplace to enable
public speaking and the building of confidence. |
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| Techniques
offered can include any of the following: |
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Improvisation
- Spontaneous and Polished
Devising a piece of theatre - particularly useful for GCSE and
A Level examinations
Scriptwork and Interpretation of Text - Page to Stage
Understanding Stanislavski and Brecht and other Theatre Practitioners
Characterization
Focus Techniques
Rehearsal Skills
Emotive Conditioning
Voice Projection
Stagecraft
Make Up
Presentation Skills
Drama Exercises and Games |
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| Group
size: |
Can
be 'one to one' but recommended minimum - 5 participants
(maximum 20 per tutor) |
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| Age
range: |
For
School and Youth Groups 8 years and up
Acting students (including GCSE/A Level) from 14 years
Experience not necessary but it is preferable that abilities
are not too diverse |
