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Alex Murphy’s professional acting career in film, television and theater has spanned both the United States and Europe. He has been involved in productions such as Lou Gehrig Did Not Die Of Cancer, Dopes and Fresh Meat at the Ensemble Studio Theatre in New York; “Things that Should Have Been Said” at the West Bank Theatre; and Buck Fever and White Boys at the Wesbeth Theatre Center.
Alex’s work in U.S. film and television includes One Life To Live, All My Children, Madman and Guts; his European movies and shows include Kiler, Mlode Wilki, Success and Awkwarium.
Musical Performance Workshop
The Musical Performance Workshop is an intensive course that allows students to focus on song performance through fusing the arts of acting and singing.
Students who attend this workshop will work on the development of all aspects of the musical production.
Workshop Cost: $ 1000 USD
Acting Residency Program
The three-week Acting Residency Program allows students to further hone their acting skills. In addition to studying selected acting course, students will also participate in actual student film projects.
At the end of the program, students will leave with their own acting reel.
Workshop Cost: $ 1000 USD
The Acting for Camera Program is an intensive curriculum dedicated to training actors in different disciplines: Acting, Movement and Voice.
The program exposes students to various styles of acting that focus on technique and discipline. Students progress at their own rate as they incorporate different theories and applications of moviemaking into the creation of their video portfolios.
The Acting for Camera Program also offers independent study alternatives.
Certificate Program in Acting for the Camera
The four-month Certificate Program in Acting for the Camera is divided into two nine-week terms.
Each term requires intensive training in Acting, Movement and Voice, and students participate in both public performance and student film projects.
The Certificate Program in Acting for the Camera covers the following topics:
| COURSE | COURSE |
|---|---|
| TERM 1 | TERM 2 |
| Theater History 1 | Theater History 2 |
| Voice 1 | Voice 2 |
| Acting 1 | Acting 2 |
| Movement 1 | Movement 2 |
| Acting for TV/Film 1 | Acting for TV/Film 2 |
| Improvisation 1 | Improvisation 2 |
| FEES | |
|---|---|
| Tuition | $ 2,700 USD |
| Application Fee | $ 60 USD |
| Miscellaneous Fee | $ 250 USD |
| TOTAL | $ 3,010 USD |
Diploma Program in Acting for the Camera
The eight-month Diploma Program in Acting for the Camera offers intensive training in Acting, Movement and Voice over four terms.
The program encompasses a broad range of core classes as well as selective film classes.
Diploma Program students participate in both public performance and student film projects.
The Diploma Program in Acting for the Camera covers the following topics:
COURSE
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COURSE
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|---|---|
| TERM 1 | TERM 3 |
| Theater History 1 | Scene Study 1 |
| Voice 1 | Musical Theater 1 |
| Acting 1 | Script Analysis 1 |
| Movement 1 | Acting 3 (Rehearsal Project) |
| Acting for TV/Film 1 | Acting for TV/Film 3 |
| Improvisation 1 | Elective |
| TERM 2 | TERM 4 |
| Theater History 2 | Scene Study 2 |
| Voice 2 | Monologue 1 |
| Acting 2 | Acting for TV/Film 4 |
| Movement 2 | Acting 4 (Performing Project) |
| Acting for TV/Film 2 | Elective |
| Improvisation 2 | Elective |
| FEES | |
|---|---|
| Tuition | $ 5,200 USD |
| Application Fee | $ 60 USD |
| Miscellaneous Fee | $ 500 USD |
| TOTAL | $ 5,760 USD |
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