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Dates:
Sunday 8 November
Duration:
1 hour 30 minutes
Times:
6:30pm – 8:00pm Melbourne8:30am – 10am London9:30pm – 11pm New Zealand
Tutors:
Richard Sarell
Fee:
$10AUD
WEBINAR 9: 8 November at 6:30pm
“Great skills you can apply … with immediate results” – Travis Waite (Melbourne)“The webinar was brilliant! The demonstrations. were the best part of it.” – Kanapathipillai Kapilthev (Sri Lanka)“Don’t be fooled by his humility, Richard is an exceptional teacher.” – Janet Watson-Kruse (Melbourne)
What kind of actor are you? Why do you need to know? And what you can do about it?
There’ll be lots of interesting examples and the opportunity for you to work out the answers to those questions yourself.WEBINAR 9: on Sunday 8 November 2020 – $106:30pm Melbourne; 8:30pm Auckland; 7:30am London
Download the scenes once you enrol so you are set to participate in this interactive, experiential learning experience.
Richard knows his stuff. He knows what actors must do to be real and he will explain it in simple terms that you can use now.
You have acting instincts, don’t you! Which direction do they point you in? Do they have a bias? How do you exploit them? How do you modify them? Know your strengths?
Understanding how acting process works is the first step. Knowing how your process works is the next step. A correct diagnosis of any problem is the straightest pathway to fixing it. Understanding and celebrating your strengths is essential.
Then take your performance to NEW HEIGHTS.
Richard Sarell is one of the best teachers of acting. The world is lucky to have him in it and I’m so happy I found The Rehearsal Room. Wish I found it years ago! Time and money well spent!
LEARN TO GENERATE PERFORMANCES THAT ARE CREATIVELY PLAYFUL and CONVINCINGLY REAL
Explore techniques that have been 35 years in development. They bring a new clarity and functionality to acting technique. Explore techniques that not only effectively deliver creative choices for the actor but also enable you to measure the chances of success.
Over his twenty-five year directing career Richard found that that there were many unusual behaviours that he would have to encourage actors to adopt for their character. One thing became quickly plain. No matter how odd the behaviour was there was always a conscious or unconscious reason driving it. Everything happened for a reason.
Working out how and why unusual behaviours occurred was fascinating. Then learning to translate that knowledge into acting technique was another fascinating challenge. He became very skilled at it.
Actors have to do the same thing. On some occasions they too are confronted by the unusual and have to start from scratch to work out a practical way to apply a new understanding to a performance.This webinar will also therefore explore learning how to learn.
Have a fun time learning.
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