Acting skills

Acting is the art of transformation. When going on stage, an actor should be able to get used to the role, quickly "transition" from one state to another, and work in multitasking mode, since in addition to his own text, which he needs to know by heart, the artist needs to feel the space where actors and audience exist simultaneously, interact with partners, props, and not forget about all the mise-en-scenes..

The actors are distinguished by a special worldview and subtle self-awareness. By revealing your own personality, any role can be made unique. There are no clearly defined rules in the work of an actor, but there are techniques that help to open up and find your own method of acting and techniques of reincarnation.

Aims and objectives of the course:

The goal: to learn how to cope with the fear of public speaking, to learn about the technique of an actor in basic schools (K. Stanislavsky, M. Chekhov), learn to master the voice and body, take part in the performance.

Tasks: to understand the fears and constraints, to distinguish and understand the techniques of different schools, to stage a speech, to rehearse a performance.

Audience category:

Suitable for whom:

• Men and women 18+.
• People who want to be creative.
• People who want to develop public speaking skills.
• To get acquainted with a new profession.
• Get rid of the fear of public speaking.
• Plunge into the profession and learn a lot of interesting things.
• Who feels psychological and/or bodily constraints and wants to deal with them with an art and development approach.
• Try yourself in different roles.
• Boost your creativity and don't get lost in unpredictable and sudden situations.

What will the course provide:

• Development of creativity and imagination.
• The ability to find non-standard solutions to any problems, which helps not only in acting, but also in life.
• The ability to make work more interesting, because creativity is valued in many areas.
• The beauty of speech.
• Emotional openness.
• Development of creative potential.
• Basic acting skills.
• Full immersion in the profession.
• A full-fledged role.
• Openness and emancipation.
• Broadening your horizons.