Description:
New York University Tisch School of the Arts offers professional training in acting, dramatic writing, filmmaking, musical theatre, and photography to current high school sophomores and juniors (rising juniors and seniors) during the summer. Students earn six college credits in the four week residential program in New York City, Dublin, or Paris.Need-based scholarships are available. Applications are due no later than February 12, 2010.
Acting offers conservatory training (28 hours each week). Students train with one of three professional acting studios: the New Studio on Broadway: Music Theatre and Acting, the Experimental Theatre Wing (ETW), and the Stonestreet Acting Workshop.
Classas at the New Studio on Broadway: Music Theatre and Acting includes acting, vocal music, performance, speech, dance, movement, play analysis, and acting for the camera.
In the The Experimental Theatre Wing (ETW) students train in contact improvisation, character-based scene work, singing and extended vocal technique, and approaches to creating original work.
The Stonestreet Acting Workshop focuses on screen acting. Workshop classes include screen acting and character, multi-camera screen acting, improvisation and comedy, and voiceovers.
In Dublin students will be immersed in the performance style and theatrical tradition of Irish storytelling. Students' training is based on the techniques of Konstantin Stanislavsky and Jerzy Grotowski.
The Paris acting workshop emphasizes the theatrical style of French classical drama and comedy. Students explore voice, movement, improvisation, text analysis, and scene study.
Film and Television
This workshop introduces students to the theory and techniques of developing and producing narrative or documentary projects shot on digital video and edited digitally on a computer with Final Cut Pro.
Students work in crews of four to develop their directing, shooting, and editing skills as they produce music videos and short videos (three to five minutes in length). In addition, students attend lectures, seminars, and screenings, as well as discussions with industry professionals. Students also learn the basics of screenwriting.
The filmmakers workshop is also offered in Dublin.
Photography and Video
The program in photography and imaging focuses on using photo-based image making for communication, creative expression, and personal exploration. The program is for beginning and advanced students and consists of a rigorous combination of darkroom work; cultural, technical, and historical lectures; critiques of student work; and visits to gallery exhibitions and photographers’ studios.
Students receive an introduction to 35 mm manual cameras, proper black-and-white film exposure, and darkroom printing, as well as color slide film, scanning, basic Photoshop, and digital color printing. Work is exhibited at Tisch galleries and community settings.
Dramatic Writing
Through playwriting and screenwriting, the summer program in dramatic writing introduces students to the exciting world of dramatized storytelling- Through workshop sessions studentswrite a partial scripting of a full-length screenplay and complete a 10-minute play. Students are also immersed in the fundamentals of dramatic structure through lecture and discussions, reading of classic plays and screenplays, as well as screenings of movies and important theatrical productions.
Student monologues are directed and acted by professional directors and actors.
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