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Course: |
FVM 118
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Title: | Screen Actor Improvisation |
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Long Title: | Screen Actor Improvisation |
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Course Description: | This course builds on FVT 117 Understanding the Actor¿s Process, and is designed for students with an interest and aptitude for on-camera performance. The course continues to explore the teachings of Stanislavski as his system relates to creating believable and realistic characters and applying that knowledge to develop roles for the screen. |
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Min Credit: | 3 |
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Course Notes: | Previously FVT 118 |
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Origin Notes: | CCA |
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Status Notes: | Revisions made 10/22/09 s@ |
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¿ Identify and develop specific performance-oriented improvisational techniques
¿ Demonstrate competency in the terminology and variety of techniques unique to the screen
¿ Develop the ability to shape one¿s own personality to create multiple characters
¿ Understand the use of ¿back story¿ and its relevance to screen improvisation
¿ Obtain the ability to use improvisational techniques within blocking and performance
¿ Develop ability to function within a creative team
¿ Develop the ability to control one¿s emotional state and keep oneself safe, both physically and mentally
I. Historical Development
a. Stanislavski and interpretation of his system
b. Interpretations of his system in Amercia
i. Stella Adler,
ii. Sanford Meisner
iii. Lee Strasberg¿s
II. Tools
a. ¿Back Story¿ and pre-scene events
b. Parallel events
c. Status
d. Energy/powers
e. Chemistry
f. Animals
g. Substance abuse
h. Disorders
i. Vulnerability
j. Ages
k. Blocking and performance realizations
l. Narrative skill
III. Exercises
a. Physical positions
b. Scripted dialogue
c. Spontaneity and instinct
d. Open and closed conflict
e. Contrasts and obstacles
f. Unique environments and atmosphere
g. Performance
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