FILM ACTING

ADVANCED ACTING (Semi Professional)

• Theory of Acting.
• Analysis of Film & Film Acting.
• Workshop on Voice production.
• Basic Improvisation on Background Music, Effect sound and light.
• Shooting practical.
• Workshop on body preparation.

• Lens acting method.
• Monologue Practice.
• Duet Acting Practice.
• Work on Short film project.
• Sketching of a character.
• Shooting practical.

• Facilities to Act in a Diploma Film, duration of 5 to 7 minutes. Directed by the final year Direction students.

ADVANCED ACTING (Professional)

• Theory of Acting.
• Analysis of Film & Film Acting.
• Workshop on Voice production .
• Basic Improvisation on Background Music, Effect sound and light.
• Shooting practical.
• Workshop on body preparation.
• Project film work as an actor

• Lens acting method.
• Monologue Practice.
• Duet Acting Practice.
• Work on Short film project.
• Sketching of a character.
• Shooting practical.
• Project film work as an actor

• Advanced Characterization.
• Shooting practical (Advanced)
• Dubbing Practice.
• Lip Synchronization.
• Final Project Work.

• Own show rill variety of Acting scene and lip synchronization.
• Facilities to Act in a diploma Film, duration of 05 to 15 minutes, directed by the final year direction students.

COURSE FEES OF ADVANCED ACTING (Professional)

According to the rules and regulations of our organisation, only members can avail our services. Membership fee is 240 INR per annum, and has to be renewed every year.

METHOD ACTING WORKSHOP

• Relaxation Exercises: Crucial for freeing the body and mind from tension, allowing actors to connect with genuine emotional life rather than forcing emotion. This often involves physical movement exercises to release tension from head to toe.
• Sensory Exercises (Sense Memory): Actors learn to recall and reproduce physical sensations (smell, touch, sight, taste) from their past, enabling them to react realistically to an imaginary environment (e.g., imagining a hot day in a cold studio).
• Affective Memory (Emotional Memory): A cornerstone of the Lee Strasberg method, this involves recalling specific emotional experiences from an actor's own life to unlock genuine feelings for a scene's emotional requirements.
• Substitution and Personalization: Techniques used to substitute characters or situations in the script with people or experiences from the actor's own life to create authentic responses.
• Private Moments: An exercise where actors perform everyday actions on stage — often actions they would do only alone — to build comfort and natural behavior in front of an audience.
• Scene Study and Script Analysis: Analyzing scripts to identify a character's motivations, objectives, and the "through-line" of action.
• Improvisation: Used to discover natural behavior and the character's subconscious goals.

• Routine : weekly class of three hour workshop based.
• Duration : Eight months Certificate course in method acting.
• Focus : It emphasizes "living the role" rather than just acting it.