ACTING

Course Description

• Introduction to Acting:
  Starting by introducing the concept of acting and its significance in various forms of storytelling, whether its in films, theater or television.
• Fundamental Techniques:
  Outline the fundamental techniques that actors use, such as voice projection, body language, facial expressions and emotional range.
• Character Development:
  Discuss how actors develop characters, including understanding their motivations, backgrounds and relationships within the story.
• Script Analysis:
  Explain the process of script analysis, where actors dissect the script to understand their character’s arc, intentions, and the overall narrative.
• Improvisation:
  Highlight the importance of improvisation in acting, which helps actors to react authentically in the moment and enhances their creative instincts.
• Physical and Vocal Warm-ups:
  Mention the significance of physical and vocal warm-up exercises to prepare actors for performances and to maintain their flexibility and stamina.
• Scene Study:
  Discuss how actors’ study and rehearse scenes, focusing on character interactions, blocking and emotional beats.
• Performance Techniques:
  Include techniques for delivering convincing performances, such as finding truth in imaginary circumstances, staying present in the scene and adapting to different acting styles.