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On-camera cold read process to develop your unique voice as an actor. Studio members receive their scene when they arrive and get it up on its feet immediately, working with a two-camera setup that mirrors on-set conditions.
Thu, Oct 29 · 11:15 AM – 3:30 PM · Audit available
In this class, we deeply investigate character and the process of deepening an actor’s character work, through a series of exercises and work on actual scripts. The work in this class will be applicable to film and theater and will leave the actor with certain techniques that bring the actor closer to his or her character and give him or her a deeper sense of belief in themselves in the circumstance.
Thu, Oct 29 · 1:30 – 6:00 PM · Thursdays 1:30–6:00 PM · Through Dec 18 · 8 weeks
An intensive psycho-physical approach to movement training. In this class, actors develop a detailed technique for how the thoughts and feeling of their characters are expressed through physical movement and behavior. During this introductory term, a large emphasis is placed on self-awareness. Actors develop an understanding of their own physical habits and learn techniques for moving beyond those habits. This gives actors the freedom to engage their bodies in new ways in their acting and to make choices that serve the truth of their characters. This is a valuable class for students of all levels.
This class is the practical application of the principles and technique’s that have been taught in the first year. We pick up at the “table work“ from Script Analysis with a step-by-step process for breaking down the material, building a character, applying a practical, do-able understanding of sequence, playing of actions and rehearsal technique. Using a full published play by a major playwright the actors work on their feet, on the platform.
Thu, Oct 29 · 2:00 – 4:24 PM · Through Dec 18 · 8 weeks
For the actor/voice over actor who is looking for a game-changer when it comes to creating unique and inspiring characters for voice-over in animation. First-class is a crash course on the UCB rules of improv and how to approach scene work. This course is character-focused and breaks down the ways to approach building characters and how it is used in improv.
Discover and uncover the fullness of your talent. Learn how to attack a part in a play or film, handle auditions, sell yourself as an actor, and the differences between stage and film acting.
From Audition to Set. Immerses actors in film and television acting business; focuses on auditioning skills, scene requirements, camera techniques, on-set protocol, cold reading, presentation skills, genres, taking direction, and listening and reacting.
Having completed Technique I & II and Script Breakdown, the actor will present scenes where they will receive analysis and criticism that will provide insight into the playwright and his meaning. The actor will acquire a new heightened understanding, which will lead to an interpretation of the playwright in light of the actor’s own talent and creativity.
Thu, Oct 29 · 6:00 – 9:12 PM · Through Dec 18 · 8 weeks
Shoot, act in, and edit your own film while learning filmmaking fundamentals, story composition, production scheduling, scripting, lighting, HD shooting, and editing with special effects. Students create 1 short film, commercial, or PSA.
Online interactive class where students develop acting technique through improvisational games and exercises, film and television audition practice, and scenes and monologues from comedy to drama.
In this six-week class, kids will learn improv and sketch comedy in a safe, collaborative environment. Kids will work together creating, improvising, listening, writing and, most importantly, having fun. Taught by moms / comedians Anne Gregory and Ilana Cohn-Sullivan.
Sat, Oct 31 · 10:00 – 11:30 AM · Full · waitlist · Saturdays 10:00–11:30 AM · Jan 23 – Mar 6 · 6 weeks · Kids
Over six Saturdays, professional actor Madylin Sweeten will guide a small group of young performers through acting for stage and camera while helping each student develop confidence, technique, and an individual artistic voice. Students take scripted material from the page through rehearsal and an on-camera filming session, then create a live showcase together.
Sat, Oct 31 · 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM · Through Nov 21 · 6 sessions · Teens
Move. Read. Play. Jeff Michalski is forwarding improv and acting to the next evolutionary level. Jeff Michalski has taught all forms of improvisation for over twenty years, as well as developed his own long-form techniques.
Sat, Oct 31 · 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM · Drop-in · Through Oct 31
Practice with sides from movies and TV. Form a toolbox of acting tools when approaching a role or scene for film, television, or theater. Covers foundations of acting, creative imagination, script breakdown, creating a truthful character, and mastering body and voice.
Sat, Oct 31 · 11:30 AM · Saturdays 11:30 AM · 8 weeks
Learn acting techniques for film acting and auditioning, including what casting directors look for. Weekly material from movies or TV shows to prepare; practice comedy and drama scenes, cold reading, and audition technique. All levels welcome.
Four-class series covering Technique, Script Analysis, Sense Stress, and On-Camera Audition Technique. Designed as a foundation in Berg Studios methods and a prerequisite for training with Gregory Berger.
Sun, Nov 1 · 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM · Sundays 10:00 AM–1:00 PM · Nov 1 – Nov 22 · 4 sessions · All ages
In this six-week class, students will learn the fundamentals of improv comedy in a safe, collaborative environment. Veteran improv teacher Ari Voukydis emphasizes the “fun” of improv fundamentals, by teaching improv games, scene work and the power of team work. Showcase directly following final class.
Sun, Nov 1 · 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM · Full · waitlist · Sundays 11:00 AM–12:30 PM · 6 weeks · Kids
Come explore unscripted theatre—no script, no blocking, just play. Whether you’re brand new to improv, jumping back in, or looking to stretch your creative muscles, this drop-in is a space to take risks, have fun, and surprise yourself. With rotating instructors bringing fresh perspectives and their own brand of spontaneous storytelling, every session is a new experience. No one will be turned away for lack of funds. All levels welcome—just bring yourself!