This 6 week class will develop your skills as a physical performer while familiarizing you with visual comedy for film, television, and internet media. Using excersizes in Clown, Mime and slapstick we'll develop our presence on screen and work as an ensemble to cultivate a sense of play and ease in our process. We also deconstruct physical comedy on screen, explore structure, a create weekly films to screen in a safe environment for feedback and discussion.
$160
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Requirements: A device with Zoom, camera, and mic. A minimum of 6' by 6' space to move within.
MIME ONLINE W/ Wine
WEDNESDAYS AT 6PM PST
Mime Online has seen over 150 students from all over the world. Join us for this special online Mime class. This class is for all levels including beginers to advanced. We'll go over the basics in the poetic art of Mime including isolations, movement, and composition. This class in also paired with a wine. Be prepared to move. This class is offered on a sliding scale basis from $1 to $40. Venmo @deanoevans
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Sliding Scale $1- $40
Expand your range of movement and learn to embody your expression with exacting precision. Mime is essential for the modern theater creator’s toolbox, and in this fundamentals class you’ll learn the techniques of Marcel Marceau, Etienne Decroux, Stefan Niedzialkovski, and the unique style evolved at The School For Mime Theater. Using it’s unique writing structures, attention to line and design, and visual approach, we’ll elevate the art of mime to encompass not just the theatrical stage, but also virtual performance.
Through a disciplined and playful approach that includes floor and barre work, and performance exercises, you’ll develop mime techniques and strengthen the skills to create and perform vital new works of theater and artful digital content.
A workshop for comedians, clowns, artists, and pranksters alike. Bouffon is the physical art of satire, manipulation, and mockery, sometimes referred to as the anti-clown. In this class we reshape ourselves into something new, find ecstasy in mockery, and develop a socially conscience voice. Using exercises in satire, clown, and audience participation, we created dynamic characters to challenge an audience. space is limited.
