HONE YOUR CAMERA ACTING SKILLS IN A ONE-OF-A-KIND WORKSHOP FOR ACTORS & DIRECTORS
Language: English
Scenes and monologues: English or French
Certificate: of completion
Date and time: 22 to 28 April 2024
Duration: 42 hours, over 7 days
When it comes to the art of acting on camera, it's not solely about what happens within the actor that matters; it's also about how it is conveyed to the audience and the degree of purpose, specificity, and creative freedom involved. The understanding of camera as a medium, of its intimate and technical dynamics, is what distinguishes a compelling performance from a forgettable one.
Category
Acting, directing
COURSE FORMAT
On location
LANGUAGE
English (scenes and monologues can be worked in English, French, Italian and Spanish)
DURATION
42 hours, over 7 days
LEVEL
Intermediate
Dates
22 to 28 April 2024
Requirements
Beginner mindset → to rediscover yourself, foster open-mindedness, curiosity and adaptability, enhancing the learning experience and creating the space for innovation.
Commitment → you will be challenged to find your limits!
Respect → to underpin a supportive and inclusive atmosphere, fostering active participation, and a deep, enriching learning experience for all.
Description
The workshop prepares actors to actualize the director’s vision by providing them with efficient and pragmatic acting techniques, along with an understanding of camera’s dynamics, language, and requirements. At the same time, we assist directors in gaining deeper insights into the actor’s point of view, enabling more effective communication and the attainment of the desired performance.
You will have a clear understanding of how to approach the screenplay, what the camera wants from you, and you'll be able to reach – safely & comfortably – emotional availability on cue.
At the end of the workshop, you’ll receive the footage from your own individual session. Scenes and monologues will be shot by a qualified Director of Photography and can be added to each participant’s showreel.
You will learn
How breath influences your emotional, physical and mental states (stress management)
How to heighten your physical awareness and how to use it creatively
How to take care of your voice
How to become emotionally available on cue
What are the rules and laws of the camera and how impacts the actor’s choices
How to improve your timing, improvisation, and adaptability skills
The course includes
42 hours of real-life, on-field experience knowledge
Personalized coaching tailored to your needs
Step-by-step character creation process (from screenplay exegesis to work with your scene partner)
Daily filming, watching, and analysis of rehearsed scenes and monologues
Development of one scene (to be filmed on high resolution)
Development of one monologues (to be filmed on high resolution)
Dissection and analysis of movie scenes
A brief introduction to traditional Japanese Noh theatre kata (how stillness influences impulses)
Practical exercises (physical and emotional)
All scenes are shot by a Director of Photography
Certificate of completion
Antonio
Ghio
director,
author.
He combines self-discovery with practical expertise, offering a dynamic and insightful perspective to actors and directors. He also creates narratives for cinema and theatre. When he's not working, Antonio loves spending time walking in Paris, shooting 16mm films, practicing Noh theatre and thai boxe. He shares his passion for acting and directing by teaching modules and masterclasses at Cours Florent and Sorbonne Université. He’s the founder of Agarte Studio.
22 to 28 April 2024
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