Marin Actors Workshop

Marin Actors Workshop

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I teach acting scenes and monologues. I’m a working actor myself so I know the advantages and perils of the craft. Mostly adults. It’s a great class. Facebook: Marin Actos Workshop. Saturday mornings in Novato CA.

The most recurrent comment I hear about my teaching acting is that I "make actors feel safe." All the choices the actor makes are respected. Then, I make my suggestions to hopefully improve the scene or monologue. I've been there, so I understand how the actors feels, what motivates him or her. If there's an actor in you, I will find her/him. And I will bring it out for the world to see.


Highlights

1 employee
27 years in business
Serves Petaluma , CA
Offers online services

Specialties

Experience level

No experience, Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

Acting venue(s)

Theater, Improv theater, Musical theater, Film, TV episode, TV commercial, Radio, Not applicable; lessons are for personal interest

People in group

1 person, 2-4 people, 5 or more people

Acting focus area(s)

No specific focus, Hone diction and enunciation, Expand vocal range, Strengthen vocal projection, Refine vocal expression, Develop specific accent(s), Develop specific dialect(s)

Students goals

To prepare for an audition, To build confidence, To explore as a hobby, To continue professional development

Acting type(s)

I can make recommendations, Scene study, Cold reading, Method acting, Classical acting, Voice-over, Improv, Physical theater and movement

Student's age

19 – 25 years old, 26 – 45 years old, 46 – 65 years old, Over 65 years old

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    Frequently asked questions

    If the actor is new to the craft, then we cover the basics. How to build a character. How to project the voice. How to find the 'meat' of the scene. Actling for the stage is somewhat different from acting for the camera. I'll give you a good definition of the difference and assign work that will enhance your acting skills, wheter on stage or in front of the camera.

    I did not major in acting. It was journalism for me. But I acted in many of our college productions. It was after college that my acting career took shape. I have appeared in numerous network TV appearances, been in some pretty good films and I do voices for animation and video games. You can check out my credentials at www.terrymcgovern.com.


    Services offered

    Acting
    Voice Acting