Thursday 5 January 2017

Opportunity to Hone Your Acting and Other Performing Skills

It's tough to break into television and film industry. And if somehow you manage to get into the business, your survival becomes a major concern. The world is full of aspiring and existing actors, writers, directors and producers. Some of them are formally trained in their occupations, while some are surviving because of their in-built talent. If your child is a part of The Robert Winsor Institute Acting School for kids, it won't to be difficult for him to understand what it takes to sustain in this business.

An Actor love being what he is. But we are sure he wants to move ahead in your career and reach new heights. If you're an actor, you want to take up more challenging roles. If you're a writer, you want your upcoming script to be extremely creative and tailored to an actor's specific talents. And as a director, you would want to translate the script into cinematic images to produce best possible effect.

The concern is that movies and TV are a rapidly growing and technologically advancing industry. This means you'll have to constantly upgrade your creative and technical skills to build a flourishing career. And the problem is you can't learn the complicated craft without coming on to the same platform with other film and television craftspeople. You will need other actors, writers, directors, producers and filmmakers and scripts and of course a studio. And it can take years for you to hone your skills - literally years that require optimism, hard work and association with like-minded. The shorter way is to enroll into an advanced television and acting program like provided by The Robert Winsor Institute that has a comprehensive focus on all aspects that play a crucial role in taking an actor to screen.

Robert Winsor Institute Acting Classes may be the right choice for your child, if you want to hone his acting, writing, and performing art skills. It's a multi-disciplinary program that's open to young actors.

The Institute and its different platforms, has been around for many years. Young actors get to learn not only how to successfully book work in film, print TV and commercials, but they also become extremely assertive.

If you're thinking how a multi-disciplinary program will benefit your child, we would say that he will get an opportunity to showcase his best talents as well as explore his hidden talent. For example, let's say, he like dancing. But during the program, you may explore that he has an inclination towards acting too. Plus, your child builds connections with people who have been in industry for years.

So, are you ready to take your child's career to the next level? If yes, call us (949) 679-3406 and have a free consultation today.
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Tuesday 3 January 2017

Robert Winsor Institute: Tapping Into Your Creative Power

You can put an actor on an empty stage with a single light and the actor's gift will emerge -- because an actor needs only access to their imagination. In acting, it's not about the venue; it's about the freedom within to access character and emotion.

In fact, the more limits or boundaries you put on an actor, the more creative the actor will become. This is how great direction works. The director will give you a new way to act the scene and it is your freedom that will allow you to deliver it in such a way that the direction becomes genius. A great actor understands this flexibility. Your freedom allows you to inspire greatness in others, which bring the project up as a whole. This is true for writers, artists, poets, musicians and any artistic expression born from the gift to create.

All that an actor has is the sense of their own internal freedom to express; this freedom delivers confidence, depth, and the euphoria of a process that happens because it comes from you, and is held by you from within.

So how do you tap into your own freedom to create?


When you release judgment of yourself and your process, you are free to tap into the creative process. The less judgment you put on yourself in the process, the more freedom you will gain. The less you judge the script, other actors, or the direction, the more inspired you will be to deliver a performance that makes an impact.

Ask any artist who taps into their creativity, what is it that allows that creativity to flow?


Most will tell you that creativity demands that you get out of your own way. Think of a time when you were in the moment, being a character who is free to express… believing in the writing, the direction and the other actors. A true creative collaboration is what we are all striving for in this business. Enjoy the process!

Over the next two weeks, observe your judgments and begin allowing yourself to be more neutral to your process. Forgive your judgments and put them aside. Focus on the enjoyment of the process itself, and take the risks necessary to experience that source that lives inside - let the internal light within you, your instincts, be your guide.

The Robert Winsor Institute is an institution located in Irvine, which specializes in developing acting and personal improvement skills in children. Owned by Robert Winsor, a British born American citizen, and two other industry professionals, (producers/ directors), the Institute has been in business for sixteen years.

The RW Institute is a team of top entertainment industry teaching professionals providing valuable insider tips and services to empower your craft and career!
Call (949) 679-3406 for free consultation today
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