Build a strong portfolio of audition pieces for both film and theatre! Monologues are an important tool to help you thrive in the audition process, and they are a tool that many actors overlook. In this class we’ll examine how to take a monologue apart, rehearse it, and set it on its feet. We’ll also discuss the kinds of monologues that every auditioning actor should have in their portfolio. Lastly, we’ll experiment with the difference between using monologues for theatre and film, as well as audition etiquette and self-tape techniques and set-up.
Instructor: Marvin Greene is a professional actor and has performed with major regional theatres such as ACT, Aurora Theatre Company, Marin Theatre Company, Westport Country Playhouse, Long Wharf Theatre, and San Jose Rep. Marvin served as an instructor at ACT for over a decade and also teaches at the Academy of Art College and Voice One in San Francisco. Marvin has taught at the Berkeley Rep School of Theatre since 2003.
- Wed 7–9:30pm
1/28, 2/4, 2/11, 2/18, 2/25, 3/4, 3/11, 3/18
$365
