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Being On Camera with Andrew Polk
Fri, Dec 4 · 2–4pm · Free
A Reunion at the FREEman Studio
Fri, Oct 23 @ 6pm · Free · Plus-ones welcome
John Douglas Thompson, one of the preeminent actors of his generation and celebrated for his Shakespeare in New York and at the RSC in London, showed actors how he builds characters through a primary focus on the physical.
Actor, director, and former head of a major acting graduate program, Mark Wing-Davey joined Scott, a friend of decades, for a free-wheeling conversation on how the craft and the career have changed, and where actor training goes next.
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Train with Tony winner Reed Birney, Tony nominees John Douglas Thompson and Amelia Campbell, and actors from The Americans and Succession.
Our actors have worked on Netflix’s 3 Body Problem, Yellowstone, Hacks, The Gilded Age, and Broadway’s Stranger Things.
For over thirty years, Studio Head, Scott Freeman, has taught at many of the nation’s premiere actor training programs and is recognized as one of the leading acting teachers in the country. Mr. Freeman was a member of the founding faculty of The Actors Center in New York City, where he taught throughout the eleven years of its existence. In addition, he enjoyed a long association with The American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco as a core faculty member of its MFA program and a member of its acting company. He also served as the founding Head of the University of Minnesota/Guthrie Theater Actor Training Program. He has also taught at Rutgers University, NYU, SUNY Purchase, The Atlantic Theatre Company, and The Stella Adler School of Acting.
As an actor, theatres he has worked at include The American Conservatory Theatre, South Coast Repertory, New York Theatre Workshop, Mark Taper Forum, The Magic Theatre, San Francisco Shakespeare, San Jose Repertory, Cincinnati Playhouse, and St. Louis Repertory. In addition, he has several film and television roles to his credit.
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