Screenwise Holds Acting Master Intensive Workshop With a Place to Call Home Director Lynn Hegarty
(PRWEB) July 26, 2013 -- Lynn Hegarty is one of Australia's most in-demand Directors - Lynn Hegarty (A Place To Call Home, Packed to the Rafters, Crownies, All Saints, Water Rats, Heartbreak High). This Master Intensive Workshop will run on Saturday August 3 2013 from 9.30am to 5.30pm at Screenwise Studios in Surry Hills. Lynn will personally view the applicant's showreels and select the successful applicants.
Considered by the industry as an "Actor's Director", Lynn's workshop will run over an eight hour period and participants will have a number of opportunities to perform their scenes and to watch as others perform. The end result will provide the actor with a set of skills honed in a supportive, adventurous, risk taking and fun environment.
This workshop is about improving students screen acting performance skills using a number of specific tools. Using scenes from recent film and TV productions, participants will focus on finding ways to use 'whatever is available' to actors during the short rehearsal and performance times that are synonymous with screen acting.
Ultimately the workshop will assist actors in achieving performances that they are thoroughly engaged in, energised by, and ultimately satisfied by.
Topics that will be covered in the course of working on scenes in pairs are -
- Know the show
- Getting the best out of time with a Director on set
- What to do when things aren't working - ie: how to 'Embrace The Struggle'
- How to use the space - steps to physically find the character in a location or set
- Negotiation - strategies to get what's needed to do best work
- Risk and truth - can't have one without the other
- Being present in the moment - an essential tool
Applicants must submit a CV, headshot and showreel by e-mail prior to paying online.
Other Acting Courses currently on offer:
Diploma of Screen Acting - Applications Open 31 August 2013
A two year full-time, Government Accredited comprehensive creative and technical screen acting program. The Diploma covers the full spectrum of skills training required to produce a high caliber and professional screen actor.
Screen Acting Beginners with Philip Holder
Covers all the Screen Acting Basics including improvisation, actions, objectives, motivation, interpretation and scene analysis. Two courses, commencing 3 August and 29 August. One three hour class on Thursday evenings or Saturday morning for six weeks.
Screen Acting Intermediate with Alan Flower
This intermediate course focuses on methods of presenting at auditions, and on set, in a relaxed, focused, and charismatic way. Course commences 13 August. One three hour Tuesday evening class for six weeks.
Screen Acting Advanced
Students explore scene work with the technical requirements for acting on screen. Course commences 22 October. One three hour Tuesday evening class for six weeks.
For more information or to apply for Screenwise's acting courses please visit http://www.screenwise.com.au.
About Screenwise:
Screenwise offers a wide range of long and short-term acting courses tailored to suit beginner to advanced actors. Screenwise is a Government Accredited Registered Training Organisation employing award-winning, Actors, Directors, Producers, Casting Consultants and Technicians who are articulate and inspirational teachers. Screenwise is run by founding CEO and Australian actress Denise Roberts.
Renee Currie, Screenwise, http://screenwise.com.au/, +61 (0)2 9281 4484, [email protected]
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