Program sets stage for acting teachers, giving them new ways to share their craft
Program sets stage for acting teachers, giving them new ways to share their craft Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Acting instructors become students again and reconnect with their art as USC hosts national Teacher Development Program GO TO ARTICLE
ANTON CHEKHOV’S UNIQUE DRAMATIC VOICE
ANTON CHEKHOV’S UNIQUE DRAMATIC VOICE Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin In March 2017 Sharon Marie Carnicke sat down with Dean David Bridel of the USC School of Theatre to discuss Chekhov’s plays, his sense of humor, and his most persistent themes. The podcast of her interview with Dean Bridel was recorded […]
Active Analysis in Motion Capture
Active Analysis in Motion Capture Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin With the release of Lord of the Rings: Two Towers (Peter Jackson, 2002), motion capture photography became a viable venue for acting when a human actor in his prime, Andy Serkis, was cast to play the character of Gollum—a five hundred […]
ELIZABETH TAYLOR: “MY KIND OF ACTING”
ELIZABETH TAYLOR: “MY KIND OF ACTING” Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin For the nearly six decades of Elizabeth Taylor’s career, critics and scholars preferred to write about her, rather than her acting. Much ink was spilled on her physical beauty, her striking violet eyes, her fluctuations in weight, her eight marriages, […]
Faculty First-Person: My Norwegian Vanya, Dr. Sharon M. Carnicke shares her experience directing at the Norwegian National Academy of Arts
Faculty First-Person: My Norwegian Vanya, Dr. Sharon M. Carnicke shares her experience directing at the Norwegian National Academy of Arts Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin The Norwegian National Academy of Arts invited me to direct a production of any Anton Chekhov play I wanted, using Active Analysis — a rehearsal technique […]