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Writing For Actors |
It's no wonder that some of the greatest writers began their careers as actors. The art of writing and acting have always been profoundly intertwined. All of the greatest writers have had an instinctual understanding of the actors craft, the ability to create a character, to play with and against text, and to shape a journey over the couse of a play or movie. And every great actor has an instinctive understanding of a writer's craft as well: the ability to cultivate a compelling arc for a character, by exploring the dramatcic structure and the conscious and unconscious desires that lie underneath the text. Dramatic writing could not exist without acting. And acting could not exist without dramatic writing. Yet strangely, these interrelated fields are often taught as if they were separate disciplines, with actors receiving little traiting in writing, and writers receiving even less traiting in acting. Until now. Jacob Krueger and acclaimed director Isaac Byrne have come together with an acting and writing class unlike any other, allowing writers and actors of all levels to come together to explore these interrelated fields together over a year long class. By studying both acting and writing simultaneously, students will develop a profound insight into the way these two fields interrelate, and how to incorporate those ideas into their art. Every student will have the opportunity to both write and act within a supportive and inspiring environment. No experience is required. Only a desire to explore a new aspect of your craft. CLASS DETAIL WRITING FOR ACTORS & ACTING FOR WRITERS Start Date: Sunday Feb 22, 2009
PAY IN FULL: Sign up by Christmas and pay in full to save $50 off the regular $1800 price!
You'll love this class, or your money back. Attendance strictly limited to allow feedback for all students. |