Communicative skills

Communicative Skills

Communicative skills help us form our relationships in every aspect of our lives, personal, professional and social. Improving those skills and being able to use them effectively and with confidence can have a dramatic effect on our ability to communicate with others. Now you can have a larger variety of communicational skills, just like actors. You have the opportunity to apply in your daily life the acting communicative skills, such as voice, movements, body language and improvisation. They can be used in daily life and for non actors or performers; including lawyers, chief executives and businessmen, psychotherapists and social workers, models, academics and lecturers, tutors, teachers, managers and ...house wives... and many other professionals. It can be adjusted to your needs, your life style and your personality. It can include: body language, reading texts, presentations, voice colouring, role play training and many more.

In Daily Life:

• Understanding daily expressions and action control
• Improvisation
• Voice colouring, voice and breath control
• Working with the text; rhythm, and presentation techniques
• Movement and physical expression
• Body language and communication secrets
• Role play and emotional situations
• Relaxation techniques

In Professional Life:

• Movement and physical expression
• Role play recognizing and re-building your 'character'
• Voice colouring, voice and breath control
• Improvisation, developing a working foundation for your image
• Body language and communication secrets
• Presentation techniques and re-presentation ways
• Relaxation techniques
• Your work environment as stage

On Stage:

• Improvisation for yourself and the character
• Voice colouring, voice and breath control
• Working with the text; rhythm, drama analysis and reconstruction techniques
• Movement and physical expression
• Building character techniques
• Emotional control and action development
• Stage energy and relaxation techniques
• Body language
• Role play

On Camera:

• Acting and relationship with the camera
• Improvisation and relaxation techniques
• The filming time
• Screenplay analysis
• Understanding film directing and its relationship with acting
• Building character techniques
• Movement and physical expression in front of the camera
• Voice colouring, voice control for the recording
• Body language
• Role play
• Technical induction to the filming