Commercial Actors Studio
Training Courses in Kansas City, MO
Brian's studio has a powerful pedigree. Its lineage dates back to the Group Theater in 1930's New York. Sanford Meisner was a member of this legendary crew along with Lee Strasberg, Stella Adler, and Clifford Odetts. Meisner broke with the group over a difference of opinion with Strasberg involving the validity of many of Lee's teaching techniques. Meisner then established the famous Neighborhood Playhouse, where he taught for some 40 years. In the early fifties a young graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, Charles Eric Conrad was hired as Stanford's primary teaching assistant.
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read moreDevelop the innate ability to emotionally shift from the left to the right brain without a predetermined outcome. This allows you to work moment-by-moment and impulse-by-impulse which is the key to getting yourself out of the way. Take your auditions to an A list performance standard by learning the aspects of choiceless awareness and unleashing your own creative subconscious. Find out what the necessary steps are to take control of the things you can do on a daily basis to grow and develop your craft.
read moreOur approach is revolutionary in its simplicity and effectiveness. Scenes are performed at a small table with two chairs or standing with two cameras, one focused on each actor. The footage is streamed live to a screen above the performance. There is no rehearsal or preparation of any kind. All scenes are performed as a cold reading without any knowledge of the material. This way the actor can live moment to moment in a highly intuitive state. The simplicity of this approach, allows the actor to focus his/her entire attention away from themselves.
read moreTaught by Brian Cutler (Charlie's Angels) and Robert Dominick Jones (Amazon's Mrs. Fitzgerald Is Missing). You won't find a better acting studio in Los Angeles. Spots fill up fast! This on camera class employs multiple cameras and real time editing. Students see exactly how their performance plays on the small or big screen with a discussion following each scene. Classes are divided into four week cycles. This unique structure allows students to focus on commercial work, cold reading, scene study and character development.
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