Content of the Acting Workshop:

Introduction to the Art of Acting:
Definition of the art of acting and its importance in film and theater production.
Overview of the history of acting and its development through the ages.

Basic Acting Techniques:
Basic principles of acting, such as presence and emotions.
Understanding texts and characters and how to embody them.

Character Development:
How to build and develop a character from script to performance.
Studying the motivations and psychological backgrounds of characters.

Vocal and Physical Expression Techniques:
Developing control over voice and pronunciation.
Using body language to express emotions and ideas.

Interaction with Other Actors:
Communication and interaction skills with colleagues in the scene.
Building dynamic relationships on screen or stage.

Improvisation:
Exercises and improvisation techniques to develop flexibility and creativity in performance.

Role Preparation:
How to prepare for roles through research and training.
Relaxation and concentration techniques before performance.

Practical Training:
Performing scenes from well-known scripts and analyzing them.
Executing both improvised and written scenes and presenting them before an audience.

Professional Tips:
Tips and guidance from experienced actors in the industry.
Sharing their personal experiences in developing their professional skills.

Questions and Discussions:
Open session for questions and discussion about participants’ experiences and challenges.

Practical Application and Workshop Outcomes:
At the end of the workshop, trainees will perform short acting scenes that will be filmed or presented before an audience, applying the techniques and principles they learned during the workshop.