EVDIV 71 - Acting Technique (In Person or Online)

Through a series of engaging exercises, improvisations, and scene work, participants will learn essential techniques to develop their imagination, concentration, and emotional expressiveness. The class will cover key elements such as voice and speech, movement, character development, and script analysis.

Guided by experienced instructors, students will gain confidence in their abilities, enhance their communication skills, and foster a deeper understanding of themselves and their artistry. Whether you aspire to perform on stage or simply wish to build your self-awareness and presence, this course offers a comprehensive foundation in the art of acting.

Join us and embark on a transformative journey that will enrich your creative life and equip you with valuable skills applicable both on and off the stage.

Biography: Mark Olsen
Biography: Jasminn Johnson (Group 45), a Drama Division teaching fellow, is an actor and teaching artist based in New York City. Some of her recent Off-Broadway credits include King Lear (New York Classical Theatre), Blues for An Alabama Sky (Keen Company), and Twelfth Night (Shakespeare on the Sound); her TV and film credits include The Equalizer (CBS) and The Politician (Netflix). Johnson has taught throughout New York City as the former director of education for Keen Company and coached for the National August Wilson Monologue Competition, in which her student won first place at the 2020 New York citywide competition.

Two Sections Available | 11 Classes Total | Extension Holiday Schedule

Wednesdays 6–8pm ET

February 12–April 30

Faculty: Mark Olsen

In Person

Mondays 6-8pm ET

February 10–April 28

Faculty: Jasminn Johnson

Online

$935 

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