---Instructor: Mike Baker, Jr.--- This class is an introduction to
film and television acting. Each week you will learn one or more
aspects/techniques of acting for film and television. The eight-week
class will encompass a whole range of techniques to include crossing
camera, letting scenes breathe, pre-beat, specificity, spontaneity,
listening, behavior, containment, and intuitive response. Mike will
also employ Harold Guskin’s technique of “Taking it Off the
Page” to ground you in the realism needed for film and television
– your real self. Each student will perfect at least three movie
scenes and three movie monologues. The instructor will provide you
with dozens to choose from and will send you the work you tape each
week in Drop Box so you can track your progress. At the end of the
eight weeks, your selected scene and monologue will be professionally
lit and taped at LTA, using green screens to simulate on location
backgrounds. You will be provided a flash drive with high resolution
files for use on your website or You Tube. The flash drive will
contain up to 6 pieces of work shot in class in addition to the Green
Screen monologue and scene. With the increasing demand for video
reels, you will be in the forefront. Record date for scenes and
monologues is Tuesday June 24 from 7:00- 10:00 p.m. You only have to
be available for one-hour during the record time period.
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