Acting improvement
Acting training courses offered by Dub-school
This one-week training improves acting skills through three areas:
- vocal techniques,
- character construction and
- interpretation.
Participants develop their voice, emotions, and stage presence through practical exercises, drawing on various theatrical methods. The work alternates between individual and group sessions in a positive atmosphere.
Develop a personal approach to the game and promote its artistic singularity
The progress of your training
Exploring the Basics of Acting and Voice
Skills developed
- Articulation, diction and projection of the voice.
- Managing rhythm and intonation.
- Breath control and relaxation techniques.
- Body awareness and spatialization.
- Spontaneity and responsiveness in improvisation.
- Approach and analysis of a text for a lively interpretation.
Teaching methods
- Practical exercises and exploration games.
- Constructive and personalized feedback.
- Playful and caring approach.
- Work in small groups and role-playing.
Exploring the Basics of Acting and Voice
Content
- Vocal work and diction: voice placement, articulation, work on resonance.
- Relaxation and breathing exercises: grounding, managing stage fright and tension.
- Body exploration: mobility, gestures, presence in space.
- Improvisational theater: solo and group exercises to unleash creativity.
- Appropriation of the text: reading, intention, rhythm, interpretation in duo or collective.
Character Construction and Advanced Interpretation
Skills developed
- Structure a character and give it depth.
- Playing with emotion and accuracy of interpretation.
- Adapt your performance according to the context (theater, cinema, dubbing).
- Develop your listening skills and connection with your playing partners.
Teaching methods
- Exercises inspired by Stanislavski, Meisner and Lecoq.
- Alternating between individual practice and collective scenes.
- Situational assessment in front of the camera and performance analysis.
Character Construction and Advanced Interpretation
Content
- Exploring emotions: exercises on emotional states and their expression.
- Working on the sincerity of the game: going beyond technique to find authenticity.
- Interaction work: listening and adjustment in duo and group play.
- Guided improvisations: working on intentions and spontaneity.
- Deepening the text: interpretation from different directions.
Final work and restitution
Skills developed
- Synthesize learning and refine your game.
- Managing the pressure of a public or recorded performance.
- Gain confidence and assert your artistic identity.
Content
- Rehearsal and adjustments: refining interpretation and gestures.
- Real-life scenario: performance of scenes in front of an audience or in recording conditions.
- Group debriefing and personalized advice: avenues for improvement and consolidation of acquired knowledge.