New York University Tisch School of the Arts 20 courses 108 total credits
Our mission is to send robust, curious, resourceful, engaged artisans out into the world. Actors who will combine their own identities and passions with their intense training to reveal the complexities of the 21st Century universe to a vast audience. The training here is an exhilarating mix of the monastic and the outgoing. You engage with New York City in all its diversity, both passively and actively. You study minutely and are studied minutely in all those aspects that make up the total actor: sense of selfhood and sense of the other, technique and imagination, discipline and freedom. The arc of training at Grad Acting is a constantly evolving, but fully integrated, series of classes, based on the respective disciplines of Acting, Voice & Speech, and Movement. On any given day, students will experience all three disciplines and over the course of three years, students will have many of the same teachers, who are constantly ratcheting up the stakes and increasing the skill level demanded of their students. Our faculty members and directors are teaching artists active in New York Cityβs theatre, film, and television industry. Studying with them as well as developing mentoring contacts with our alumni in New York and Los Angeles helps our students to establish themselves in their professional life.
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