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Thursday, July 10, 2014
Norman Studios Silent Sunday Screening
Monday, June 23, 2014
TOD BOOTH MASTERCLASS
TOD BOOTH MASTERCLASS
REGISTER NOW-SUNDAY, JULY
13
Alhambra Dinner Theatre, Artistic Director
Sunday, JULY 13 3:00 p.m. -6:00 p.m.
$25 in Advance/ $30 at Door
Limited Seating-Register Today
TOD BOOTH comes to Stage Aurora Theatrical Company to conduct a Masterclass
on Acting, Auditioning, and will also talk about his illuminous career. The fee
for the 3-hour masterclass is $25.00. At the door, the masterclass will cost
$30.00. Be prepared to perform a monologue or sing a song for Mr. Booth for
critical advice and evaluation.
TO REGISTER: https://stageaurora.ticketleap.com/tod-booth-masterclass/dates/Jul-13-2014_at_0300PM
BIO
Legendary Stage Director Tod Booth is the
Executive Producer/Director of The Alhambra in Jacksonville, Florida. The
Alhambra is the oldest Equity dinner theatre in America. For the past 25
years, his production company has owned and operated the theatre. Prior
to the Alhambra, Tod was the Executive Producer/Director of Chicago's famed
Drury Lane Theatres. During his Chicago tenure, many times, he had three
shows simultaneously on stage in Chicago and several on tour throughout the
country.
Mr. Booth has produced/directed over 350
Equity shows featuring many stars of the past, as well as, stars of today and
tomorrow. Musicals are his specialty. The creative process with the
original writers, composers, lyricists, designers, and casts is the most
exciting adventure imaginable. Mr. Booth's name appears as the original
producer/director on scripts licensed by both Samuel French and Dramatist Play
Service. His original musicals include "Christmas Carole", "One
Shining Moment", and "The Four Bills".
His work on stage, television, and film
illustrates a diversity in background and experience. He has staged major
musicals in a concert environment with symphony orchestras and sometimes
appears as a solo artist on major projects. Having served as
consultant to state arts councils and the National Endowment for the Arts, he
has shared his over 40 years in the business with budding artists. Mr.
Booth is a proud member of Actors' Equity Association, Screen Actors Guild, and
the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers.
Thursday, May 15, 2014
PRI Productions 48 Hour Film Project FREE Classes May 22 & 29
The PRI Productions 48 Hour Film Project is fast approaching and we are gearing up with two FREE classes at PRI Productions to help you prepare. On May 22, 6:30 p.m., we’ll present Writing your Screenplay for the 48 with Sharon Y. Cobb. On May 29, 6:30 p.m., we’ll present Prepping for the 48 with Paul Melian and myself. These two events are open to all. So whether you’ve signed up or are still looking for a team, you may attend.
One of the main pieces of feedback from judges each year is that films need more story development. In the short time teams have, many are in such a rush to finish that the storyline suffers. The script is the blueprint of a film and without a solid foundation, the film will fall.
Enter Sharon Y. Cobb, writer of multiple Hollywood screenplays and the author of False Confessions of a True Hollywood Screenwriter. In this class, Sharon will discuss structure of the story as well as the various genres that teams may choose for this year’s event. She will also give practical advice about working with time constraints of the 48 HPF since she has written scripts for several teams competing in the 48.
Anyone that has ever attended the PRI Productions 48 Hour Film Project will tell you that Team Somebody Call an Ambulance Productions is a staple that has been in the competition since its beginning. This year they are taking a break so their fearless team leader, Paul Melian, has agreed to offer his words of wisdom on how you can best prepare your team for 48 hours of non-stop, movie making magic at Prepping for the 48. From assigning task to ensuring no one utters the words, “don’t worry we’ll fix it in post,” Paul has several years of experience to pass along to help you to overcome challenges before they happen.
I will be speaking on what the judges are looking for outside of the script to help teams better prepared. After each hour-long class there will be a Q&A to help clear up any concerns for this year’s event. We are looking forward to a great turnout as always and can’t wait to see everyone.
Please RSVP to cackerman@priproductions.com if you are attending either or both of the events so that we can prepare the proper amount of seating.
One of the main pieces of feedback from judges each year is that films need more story development. In the short time teams have, many are in such a rush to finish that the storyline suffers. The script is the blueprint of a film and without a solid foundation, the film will fall.
Enter Sharon Y. Cobb, writer of multiple Hollywood screenplays and the author of False Confessions of a True Hollywood Screenwriter. In this class, Sharon will discuss structure of the story as well as the various genres that teams may choose for this year’s event. She will also give practical advice about working with time constraints of the 48 HPF since she has written scripts for several teams competing in the 48.
Anyone that has ever attended the PRI Productions 48 Hour Film Project will tell you that Team Somebody Call an Ambulance Productions is a staple that has been in the competition since its beginning. This year they are taking a break so their fearless team leader, Paul Melian, has agreed to offer his words of wisdom on how you can best prepare your team for 48 hours of non-stop, movie making magic at Prepping for the 48. From assigning task to ensuring no one utters the words, “don’t worry we’ll fix it in post,” Paul has several years of experience to pass along to help you to overcome challenges before they happen.
I will be speaking on what the judges are looking for outside of the script to help teams better prepared. After each hour-long class there will be a Q&A to help clear up any concerns for this year’s event. We are looking forward to a great turnout as always and can’t wait to see everyone.
Please RSVP to cackerman@priproductions.com if you are attending either or both of the events so that we can prepare the proper amount of seating.
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Jacksonville 48 Hour Film Project
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