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Scene Study Intensive
0 spots available - Zoom virtual class
"Tristan helped me get a demo reel together which resulted in me signing with Q6! He's been a huge help as an acting coach when I couldn't figure out which direction to go with an audition. TAKE THIS CLASS! Take anything Tristan offers because it's hard figuring things out on your own. I always leave feeling more confident than ever for my next audition."
- Kenya Hall
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(Ages 12 - 99 / Beginner - Intermediate Levels)
This is a 3-part series dedicated to effectively assist actors with character development and role preparation. Heightened listening and truthful responding. All scenes are assigned by the instructor. Each actor will be paired with another actor (at their same level) and given a scene from a play, film, or television series. The material and role will be one the actor can sink their teeth into. |
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January 6th, 13th, and 20th
5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
**Registration closes on January 4th at midnight PST
What will you learn in this intensive?
At V8S, we believe in stretching our actors and also providing characters that will fit the types of roles they will be most likely audition for.
THE BASICS:
Themes – What is the script about (beside the obvious details of the plot)? What message or ideas is it trying to get across? How does your character fit into that?
Circumstances – Where is the scene taking place? What time period is it? What significance does this have for your character? How does it affect their behavior?
Motivation – Why is your character in this scene? What are they trying to achieve? Why does this matter to them? How do their actions advance (or fail to advance) their goals?
Relationships – How is your character connected to the other people in the scene? How do they feel about each other? What do they want from each other?
Scene study covers: objectives, actions, beats, script analysis, given circumstances, character development, emotional preparation, language, and consistent through line. We will also work with improvisation.
THE BASICS:
Themes – What is the script about (beside the obvious details of the plot)? What message or ideas is it trying to get across? How does your character fit into that?
Circumstances – Where is the scene taking place? What time period is it? What significance does this have for your character? How does it affect their behavior?
Motivation – Why is your character in this scene? What are they trying to achieve? Why does this matter to them? How do their actions advance (or fail to advance) their goals?
Relationships – How is your character connected to the other people in the scene? How do they feel about each other? What do they want from each other?
Scene study covers: objectives, actions, beats, script analysis, given circumstances, character development, emotional preparation, language, and consistent through line. We will also work with improvisation.
"Tristan is a huge asset to the acting industry. His enthusiasm when sharing his knowledge of the industry is infectious. I'm so glad that I have attended classes with him. I'm on my way baby!"
- Rhon Smart
"Loved the classes! Tristan was very informative, positive, and encouraging. Everyone should take his classes, you will learn a ton. Looking forward to more classes."
- Pam Anderson
