Script/Story Analysis Class starts October 13, 2018!
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Script/Story Analysis Class
Script/Story Analysis for achieving a comprehensive understanding of a script/story. This class will help you find ways of unearthing all of the gems a text may have. It conditions you to find obvious, direct meaning and hidden, indirect meaning. What actor, director, writer, or dramaturge wouldn’t want to condition themselves to milk every last detail and piece of subtext in preparation for that next project?
This class is ideal for:
Actors who want to create deeper character development and attachment to the story.
Directors who need further guidance in developing a far-reaching appreciation of the material.
Writers who want to create more complex work.
Dramaturges who want to brush up on certain examination and interpretation skills.
Students will develop a better understanding of basic literary elements like plot, character, setting, themes, and symbolism, and use these literary elements to fully sit with text in order to build a complex perspective of the material. A variety of dramatic literature, texts, and stories will be used. This approach provides skills that will be used in preparation for years to come.
Some preparation, independent study, and location of material required. Some material will be provided.
Class limited to 12.
Must be 18 or older due to content.
Time:
6 Weeks on Saturdays from 1 - 4 PM
Oct. 13, 20, 27; Nov. 3, 10, 17
Studio/Location in New York City:
TBA
Investment in your craft and career:
$ 375
Taught by Michael Thomas Cain (Award Winning Writer, Director, and Producer) in relation to Forgotten Artist Productions (Award Winning Production Company).
Michael Thomas Cain is the Founder of Forgotten Artist Productions with 10 plus years of teaching experience in higher education and studios/theatres. During this time, Michael has taught thousands of students in his classes how to critically think about a text and express their thoughts and ideas on the material. In addition to his extensive classroom experience at the college/university level, Michael has built, mostly in and around NYC, a professional career in the business over the last 20 years. Recently, films that Michael wrote and/or directed have been Award Winners at prominent Film Festivals, and plays that Michael wrote and/or directed have received critical acclaim. Forgotten Artist Productions has been a vital source over the last few years in supporting these achievements and in giving many filmmakers, theatremakers, and artists an opportunity to explore and create their work. Michael also obtained an M.F.A. in Dramatic Writing and a B.A. in Communications/Theatre.
Enrollment and pay in full with a credit card under Services, Tickets, and Products at www.forgottenartistproductions.com
http://www.forgottenartistproductions.com/store/p10/Script%2FStory_Analysis_Class.html
When registering, supply an email address as part of your contact information in order to receive follow up emails.
Registration for course will close 3 days prior to start date of course.
Course must have 4 people enrolled to run.
No refunds, credits, or prorating will be provided for any reason other than if the entire course is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment, in which case a full refund will be given.
Course schedule will be upheld; however, instructor is a working professional in the business, so dates are subject to change due to rare and unforeseen changes to the instructor’s schedule. Dates are subject to change due to extreme weather conditions.
Students are expected to maintain respect for other students, the space, the work, and the instructor. Inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated, and a student may be terminated from the course without refund for inappropriate behavior.
Inquiries and questions at www.forgottenartistproductions.com (Contact) or forgottenartistproductions@gmail.com
Script/Story Analysis for achieving a comprehensive understanding of a script/story. This class will help you find ways of unearthing all of the gems a text may have. It conditions you to find obvious, direct meaning and hidden, indirect meaning. What actor, director, writer, or dramaturge wouldn’t want to condition themselves to milk every last detail and piece of subtext in preparation for that next project?
This class is ideal for:
Actors who want to create deeper character development and attachment to the story.
Directors who need further guidance in developing a far-reaching appreciation of the material.
Writers who want to create more complex work.
Dramaturges who want to brush up on certain examination and interpretation skills.
Students will develop a better understanding of basic literary elements like plot, character, setting, themes, and symbolism, and use these literary elements to fully sit with text in order to build a complex perspective of the material. A variety of dramatic literature, texts, and stories will be used. This approach provides skills that will be used in preparation for years to come.
Some preparation, independent study, and location of material required. Some material will be provided.
Class limited to 12.
Must be 18 or older due to content.
Time:
6 Weeks on Saturdays from 1 - 4 PM
Oct. 13, 20, 27; Nov. 3, 10, 17
Studio/Location in New York City:
TBA
Investment in your craft and career:
$ 375
Taught by Michael Thomas Cain (Award Winning Writer, Director, and Producer) in relation to Forgotten Artist Productions (Award Winning Production Company).
Michael Thomas Cain is the Founder of Forgotten Artist Productions with 10 plus years of teaching experience in higher education and studios/theatres. During this time, Michael has taught thousands of students in his classes how to critically think about a text and express their thoughts and ideas on the material. In addition to his extensive classroom experience at the college/university level, Michael has built, mostly in and around NYC, a professional career in the business over the last 20 years. Recently, films that Michael wrote and/or directed have been Award Winners at prominent Film Festivals, and plays that Michael wrote and/or directed have received critical acclaim. Forgotten Artist Productions has been a vital source over the last few years in supporting these achievements and in giving many filmmakers, theatremakers, and artists an opportunity to explore and create their work. Michael also obtained an M.F.A. in Dramatic Writing and a B.A. in Communications/Theatre.
Enrollment and pay in full with a credit card under Services, Tickets, and Products at www.forgottenartistproductions.com
http://www.forgottenartistproductions.com/store/p10/Script%2FStory_Analysis_Class.html
When registering, supply an email address as part of your contact information in order to receive follow up emails.
Registration for course will close 3 days prior to start date of course.
Course must have 4 people enrolled to run.
No refunds, credits, or prorating will be provided for any reason other than if the entire course is cancelled due to insufficient enrollment, in which case a full refund will be given.
Course schedule will be upheld; however, instructor is a working professional in the business, so dates are subject to change due to rare and unforeseen changes to the instructor’s schedule. Dates are subject to change due to extreme weather conditions.
Students are expected to maintain respect for other students, the space, the work, and the instructor. Inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated, and a student may be terminated from the course without refund for inappropriate behavior.
Inquiries and questions at www.forgottenartistproductions.com (Contact) or forgottenartistproductions@gmail.com
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