Description
You will have heard complaints about inaudibility. If you fear this criticism, this innovative class is for you.
It will experiment with finding the precise strength of vocal and verbal energy that will bring out your best on mic. We will find how to make words active both because they reveal character and because they’re part of the action. It will be entirely practical, will create space for individual work, and will apply to screen work, video games, audio books and self-tapes. We will see how naturalness need not mean throw-away, and how to overcome the fear of being too big and losing truth. You will need to bring a couple of short scripts: no need to learn but be familiar.
It will experiment with finding the precise strength of vocal and verbal energy that will bring out your best on mic. We will find how to make words active both because they reveal character and because they’re part of the action. It will be entirely practical, will create space for individual work, and will apply to screen work, video games, audio books and self-tapes. We will see how naturalness need not mean throw-away, and how to overcome the fear of being too big and losing truth. You will need to bring a couple of short scripts: no need to learn but be familiar.
Testimonials:
William Trotter works with the voice and its relation to language as a creative component both of actor development and of the rehearsal process.
William has an incredible wealth of experience, and I’m lucky I’ve had the chance to work with him.
Thank you for such an positive energy giving workshop…you are such a incredible force for inspiring actors, and it is so appreciated.
The class really unlocked lots of things for me, and I had a complete lightbulb moment. It really felt like a step for me, and was incredibly satisfying, so thank you very much!
William has such a wealth of knowledge and shares it with such enthusiasm and clarity that you leave a session feeling so energized and ready for action!
Please bring a couple of short bits to work on – no need to be off the book, but be off the page!
