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I've had quite a few requests for the "UTA Class" so I've scheduled one for you. Please pass the word to other serious actors you know.
Thanks,
Charlie |
New Start Date for "A Challenge for the Actor . . .
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The Mosaic Acting Academy
Voted Sacramento's Outstanding Training Resource for Actors
presents
A CHALLENGE FOR THE ACTOR -
THE "UTA" CLASS
Thursday Evenings from 7:00PM - 10:00PM
August 16 - September 15 This challenging course is based on the "Ten Objective Exercises" described by Uta Hagen in her wonderful books "Respect for Acting" and "A Challenge for the Actor". It is recommended you start reading "A Challenge for the Actor" prior to starting the class. This wonderful class is only is offered once per year, or as interest demands. The exercises deal with developing the actor's physical destination in a role, recreating physical sensations, finding occupation while waiting, and other exercises to help the actor recreate truthful behavior on stage or before the camera. To be accepted for this class you must have completed a MOSAIC ACTING or Alpha Character Technique class, or Charlie must be acquainted with your work or other training as an actor. Preregistration required, and the class will be held if a minimum of eight students enroll. A maximum of ten students will be accepted.Tuition for this 10 week course is $400. Preregistration required, so send your minimum $200 deposit to: Charlie Holliday, Box 1142, Rancho Cordova, CA 95742-1141, or click here to register with your credit card or PayPal account (3% service charge.) Or by phone at 916-361-0952.
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Here's what a former student has to say about the "UTA" class . . .
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Let me add a former student testimonial Re:
Uta Hagen Class.
"Listen up those of you who are considering taking
Charlie's Uta Hagen Class.
Don't let this opportunity slip by. I took this
series of classes some years ago and I still remember every session, my
exercises and those of my class mates. Every evening was exciting because you
got to play a role that you created for yourself. You wrote it, costumed it,
brought your own props and performed your own material. This is a student driven
class. Not a lecture in the series. You prepare, you act, it's observed
and then analyzed. And by analyzed, surely know that Charlie is not
Simon Cowell!
Also, each week you prepare your own exercises and
whatever lines are needed are your own. A great deal is silent action in a
scenario that you create.
As I recall. after each evening I was so stoked
driving home with ideas for the next week I couldn't wait to get started.
Again, get on board with this, you'll love it and I
hope Charlie invites me to a session. Even shows you a wacky piece . . . he loved!"
Jim
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