TWO WEEK Professional Acting Intensive
Two Weeks, 6 hours per day, $1,495
Audition Required - Students must either audition or submit a video audition of a 1 to 2 minute contemporary monologue to school@barrowgroup.org to be considered for this professional level intensive.
The intensive is taught by co-artistic directors, Seth Barrish and Lee Brock and introduces students are introduced to The Barrow Group approach and tools via script analysis, scene study, and film/tv on camera work.
The intensive runs Monday thru Friday, 10am - 1pm, 1pm-2pm lunch break, and 2pm - 5pm each day.
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TWO WEEK Beginner Acting Intensive
Two Weeks, 4 hours per day, $895
No pre-requisites or audition required
In this beginner intensive, students will learn explore the foundations of the craft and introduction to the Barrow Group approach. This class highlights quick and powerful ways to make your performance more natural and spontaneous. No experience necessary. Students will work on ensemble building games, script analysis, monologues, and scene study.
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TWO WEEK Voice for the Actor
with Robert Serrell
One Week, 3 hours per day, $395
No pre-requisites or audition required
"Working with Robert Serrell on my voice has been an extremely inspiring process. He has helped me to discover a voice in me I'd always hoped was there and always longed to find, a voice of strength and authenticity. He guided me to let go in moments I wanted to hold on and those were the moments I found the most growth. I found Robert to be a very supportive and specific teacher. If you are looking to connect more to your power and truth and learn how to effortlessly communicate that into the world then Robert Serrell would be a coach I'd highly recommend looking into." –Brittany Daniel, actress
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In this class, students explore physical/vocal exercises designed to loosen and free the voice/body so that they can communicate with more clarity, spontaneity and power. The ultimate goal of this class is for students to have a clear understanding of a vocal warm-up that they can do on their own.
Sample Curriculum Overview
Session 1: Physical Awareness, Relaxation & Balance
Explore exercises that encourage proper spinal alignment to increase physical presence and optimize vocal use
Session 2: Breath Awareness & Support
Explore exercises that help student breath from the diaphragm rather than up in their chest, resulting in stronger, clearer sound
Session 3: Vibration Awareness
Explore exercises that bring awareness to the physical sensation of vibration in one's body
Session 4: Vibration Building
Explore exercises that help move the voice forward, thereby making the voice more intelligible
Session 5: Freeing Inhibitory Vocal Patterns 1
Explore exercises that help open the jaw and throat
Session 6: Freeing Inhibitory Vocal Patterns 2
Explore exercises that help relax the tongue and energize the soft palette
Session 7: Resonance
Explore exercises that bring awareness to different resonating chambers in the body to increase the overall tonality of the voice
Session 8: Breath Power
Explore exercises that increase breath capacity to thereby increase volume for when communicating in large spaces
Session 9: Range
Explore exercises that increase the range of the voice, which leads to more tonal movement and musicality in the voice
Session 10: Articulation
Explore exercises to improve muscularity of lips and tongue to strengthen articulation when speaking
Voice for the Actor: Level 2
with Robert Serrell
One Week, 3 hours per day, $395
No pre-requisites or audition required
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Voice 2 picks up where Voice 1 left off. In Voice 2 students work on developing their own 20-minute voice warm-up, which they present for feedback in class. Students will also explore the connection between sound, movement and impulse.
ONE WEEK Theatrical Clown
with Jean E. Taylor
One Week, 2.5 hours per day, $345
January 7th thru 11th, 2019
Theatrical clown teaches us many things about ourselves as performers: how to begin from a place of simple yet energized presence, how to sustain the pleasure of playing in the moment, how to mine the power of doing one thing at a time, and above all, clown helps us accept our own unique ridiculousness, which in turn may transform our habits of restriction into skills of open expression.
View Class Outline
You can learn more about Jean here.
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