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* Impressions funded projects/productions by Goethe Institut and Artist at Risk here || Schott Acting Studio on Vimeo || See latest Feedbacks in News || 2025: Last ACTING FOUNDATION Intensive I before June with Matthias Schott – Start February 27th || 3 WEEK ACTING PROGRAM April 2025 || Podcast: Patsy Rodenburg – Craft: Sweat and Joy – Patsy Rodenburg and Mike Alfreds || SCENE LAB – Regular Scene Work Classes with Darren Smith || BUTOH Intensive – RELEASE & OPEN with Vangeline || Chekhov Workshop – with Di Trevis from London || Stella Adler Technique with Milton Justice || Apply now for our Workshops in February, March, April to save money, plan, and give us peace of mind so we can focus on making your learning experience the best! ⊕ || Payment Plans||* NEW MEMBERSHIP with a range of benefits – until end of Januar only 110 Euro, then 125 Euro || Information: New students who have limited, or no prior experience.
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3 Week Acting Program with Matthias Schott April-May, 2025 | 3 Weeks | In Berlin – What is the process for becoming a professional actor? According to Jean Benedetti, the art of the professional actor can be divided into two categories: 1. The inner creative process. 2. The guidelines and venues that shape our outward expression. The goal is to move from general to specific. Educated imagination – informed empathy – stimulated choices. [read more…] |
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Acting Foundation Intensive with Matthias Schott February 27th to March 2nd, 2025 | 4 Days | In Berlin – We create a basis for your further work as an actor. Stanislavski and various English and American developments of his methods, such as Uta Hagen, Stella Adler, and Lee Strasberg, offer you a framework to learn the most important aspects of the art of acting. Improvisations, exercises and scene work that will stimulate your imagination and ability to transform, in order to act convincingly in front of the camera or on the stage. Latest Reviews! [read more…] |
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Cinematic Storytelling for the Actor with Welker White and Damian Young May 5th to 9th, 2025 | 3 – 5 Days | In Berlin – We’ll explore the letting go of previous takes, allowing new stimuli to inform and deepen the possibilities in the work. Actors will come away with tangible tools that enable them to bring more authenticity and veracity to their work on camera. Welker White and Damian Young are actors, educators, and founders of The Moving Frame. Dedicated to a process-oriented exploration of screen acting, The Moving Frame offers actors an immersion into the language of cinematic storytelling. [read more…]
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Stella Adler Technique with Milton Justice April 14th to 19th, 2025 | Monday to Friday – 5:00 to 9:30 pm + one Saturday | In Berlin – Through her work with Stanislavsky, Stella Adler developed a definitive and now famous approach to acting, having trained such acting luminaries as Marlon Brando and Robert DiNiro. Her exercises demonstrate the accessible fundamentals of approaching a play and a screenplay. From deciphering the core idea of the text, to exploring character, action, circumstance and background, each exercise propels the actor experientially through the evolution of a part. Each class will begin with basic technique exercises. The goal is to move from general to specific. Educated imagination – informed empathy – stimulated choices. Milton Justice: As an acting teacher he has had the privilege of coaching, teaching and directing a wide range of actors including Mark Ruffalo, Margo Martindale, Sean Astin, Kyra Sedgwick, Bryce Dallas Howard, Chris Carmack, Chris Messina, Maura Tierney, and Patrick Stewart. [read more…] |
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Chekhov Workshop – with Di Trevis from London May 14th to 18th, 2025 | 5 Days | In Berlin – This five-day workshop will focus on the plays of Chekhov as a starting point for actors to explore text, character, period, the power and limits of the Stanislavsky technique , discovering an acting approach that focuses “not just on realism but truth “. We will work towards scene studies and scenarios which will be shown on the final day to a small invited audience. In her workshops, Trevis has been training actors and directors from all over the world. Her teaching career encompasses a wide geographical range, from the UK to Cuba, with notable students like Gary Oldman, Kenneth Branagh, and Rupert Everett. [read more…] |
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