Explore how puppets are created and brought to life through design, movement, and performance techniques. Participants will learn how visual style, manipulation, and voice work together to tell a story on stage. Light refreshments will be available.
Explore how puppets are created and brought to life through design, movement, and performance techniques. Participants will learn how visual style, manipulation, and voice work together to tell a story on stage. Light refreshments will be available.
Speaker: Hank Byerly - Playback engineer, SZA Overseen by Prof David Downham, Music/Audio Production
Learn how to prepare and present a confident, polished audition for musical theatre. This workshop covers song selection, cold reads, and how to make strong, intentional choices that highlight your strengths as a performer. Light refreshments will be available.
Speaker: Rob Wilcox - Head of Promotions, Polyvinyl Records Overseen by Prof David Downham, Music/Audio Production
Discover how acting for film and video differs from the stage through focused work on framing, eye lines, and subtle performance choices. Participants will practice scenes on camera and receive feedback to build authenticity and screen presence. Light refreshments will be available.
Speaker: Will Blair - Film Composer (The Toxic Avenger, I Don't Feel...At Home In This World Anymore, The Virtuoso) Overseen by Prof David Downham, Music/Audio Production
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