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2016-17 Fall/ Winter A professional film acting studio for Youth.

Why choose Expressions? 1 Expert Instruction Instructors at Expressions are trained actors and professionals who are currently working in the film industry. Our instructors are high energy, organized, and love working with youth! Empower 4 In the world of performing arts, there is no right or wrong. Students learn to become empowered in their choices and in their ideas through positive feedback and a supportive environment. While they learn some choices are better than others, trying something new or sharing an idea is never chastised or frowned upon. Here at Expressions, we embrace individuality and selfexpression! Fun 2 Classes at Expressions are always bursting with creativity, laughter, and fun! We understand that in order to succeed, you have to love what you do! Every session is capped off with awesome film projects that showcase our students amazing talents. 3 Quality At Expressions we take pride in delivering the best education to each one of our students. We achieve this through our proven and tested course curriculums and small class sizes for maximized student-to-teacher interaction! is also dedicated to guiding students, who are interested in acting professionally, maneuver through the film industry. Whether it is, booking headshot sessions, resume assistance, audition preparation, or a morale boost Expressions is happy to assist you every step of the way! Check out some our past projects at expressionsfilmstudio.com Creativity 5 At Expressions, we use the room as a canvas and our emotions as paint. Every class this canvas is splashed with a rainbow of feelings, vibrant characters, intriguing plotlines and riveting conclusions. In the end, the students or as we call them artists - master the art of storytelling by learning to express their emotions and connect to others in a truthful and meaningful way. Our world of storytelling holds no bounds! As long as we have space, we have our canvas, and as long as we have our emotions, we have our paint let the stories be told!

Who We Are is a professional film acting school for youth. The programs at Expressions are designed to be an empowering, creative release for its students. Performing scenes from favourite movies and TV shows, directing, writing lines and developing characters are just some of the fun and exciting activities offered at Expressions. The classes are also geared to lay the foundation for children interested in pursuing acting professionally. Every day in our classes, words on a page are suddenly transformed into vibrant, layered and captivating characters. This is done by injecting creativity into everything we do! We also delve into improvisation skills, confidence building exercises, and emotional work. As you can see, acting at Expressions extends far beyond just performance and getting parts. These are life skills that will empower our students throughout their careers, education and relationships. What s wonderful though, is that the learned skills are masked by the incredible amounts of fun we have! What you can expect! believes in providing the best possible arts education for youth. We carefully create our curriculums and closely monitor our classes to ensure students are constantly being challenged. All of our classes include the following elements. THEORY Classes will introduce key concepts in the world of film acting. Students will learn different methods to develop their listening, intuition, body movement, voice and a host of other skills. DRAMA EXERCISES Film classes use drama exercises to introduce or sharpen skills needed for great performances. Your child won t be mooing like a cow in our exercises but instead learning how to connect with other students truthfully. We implement lots of focus and improv games that challenge our students to think quickly in interesting circumstances. SCENE WORK One of the primary activities in film acting is scene work. Every class students will receive scripts to be memorized and performed. Scenes are performed similarly to what would be expected on the set of a movie. This is where students have a chance to implement the theory and skills acquired through drama exercises. Instructors will always provide feedback to help students continue to grow. AUDITIONING Auditioning is an important aspect of film acting. For those students who want to pursue acting professionally, auditioning is an essential skill that is required. Expressions teaches every student the ins and outs of how to audition. Furthermore, once per session, students will have the opportunity to go through a mock audition in class. Videos of the mock auditions are made available to parents. PROGRESS REPORTS Twice per term, instructors will provide parents with a progress report. These reports will help keep you in the loop of your child s overall experience and development in the class.

The Classes There are ten classes offered. Each class follows a similar schedule for 10 weeks, but varies in content of class material. Intro to Film Acting Film Acting is a dynamic skill, which requires a solid introduction to the basics. In the Intro to Film Acting class, students will learn various acting exercises and games used in both film and in theatre. They will also work on gaining confidence in front of an audience, and in front of the camera. The class is geared to be fun, high energy, and interactive. The instructors of this class encourage students to become empowered in their creative processes and to share their ideas without qualm of being ridiculed or rejected. A highly nurturing and respectful class will allow students to explore their individuality and their imaginations without fear. This class is best suited for those students who have had no previous acting experience and who are looking to build confidence in performance arts. Scene work in class is covered, but is not the main focal point of the curriculum. At Expressions, students explore the world of film by learning that acting is a true art form. Intro to Film Acting (Ages 6-7) 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM Cost: $200 Cost: $200 Intro to Film Acting (Ages 8-10) 12:45 PM - 1:45 PM 12:45 PM - 1:45 PM Cost: $225 Cost: $225 Intro to Film Acting (Ages 11-13) 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM Cost: $250 Cost: $250 Dailies Ages 7-8 A strong foundation is paramount for mastering any skill set. The Dailies classes are structured around learning the basics of film acting and for gaining comfort on camera. We learn about scene work, auditioning, eye lines (where to look when saying lines), saying lines in a truthful way, and the importance of teamwork! Our classes are jam packed with so many improvisation exercises and scene work from today s most popular kid s shows and movies, the learning is all masked behind our most important mandate: FUN! This class is suitable for kids who have some experience in performance arts and who are between the ages of 7-8 years. Please note all students receive lines for memorization after every class, which requires time outside of class for homework. A basic reading level is required. Dailies Sundays @ Dailies Sundays @ 2:15 PM - 3:45 PM 2:15 PM - 3:45 PM Cost: $260 Cost: $260

Beats Ages 9-11 Conveying emotions is essential for a good actor. The Beats classes are focused on continuing to build on the foundation for film acting. Here we begin to really hone in on the moment-tomoment truth in scene work. We begin to introduce the prep work, which is involved in acting including, script analysis, objectives, moment before, and filling in the gaps. There is less time spent on basics, and more time spent on understanding the characters, and relationships within a scene. We also spend more time breaking down the audition process and learn more about proper etiquette on set. In this class the scene work becomes more extensive as the requirement for line memorization increases and script context becomes more challenging. If you have a ton of energy, some silliness, and the desire to master your craft, this is the class for you! It is recommended that students have either had some experience in the performance arts or have taken Dailies or an Intro to Film Acting before registering for Beats. Reels Ages 11-13 Beats Sundays @ Beats Sundays @ 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM Cost: $285 Cost: $285 Beats Tuesdays @ Beats Tuesdays @ 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM Cost: $285 Cost: $285 The Reels class is an intermediate level of study. The classes are more challenging and require a higher level of dedication. The content of scene work (while always age appropriate) becomes more mature and the level at which each student is to understand their scene is greater. We begin to really understand the Key Method which is an outline for young actors to begin developing a process for when they audition and have scene work. The students refine their auditioning technique and begin to really appreciate their craft at a higher level. It is recommended that students registered in Beats or Intro to Film Acting prior to taking Reels. Homework extends beyond memorization of lines and includes prep work taught in class. This class is for those looking for a fun, but intensive class! Young Adult Ages 14-19 The Young Adult class is a great class for those that want to master their craft and be able to continuously train in film acting without the pressure of becoming union or getting parts. While the classes are challenging and demanding, the class itself is also welcoming and free of negativity. We welcome young adults from all walks of life and different skill level. Each actor in the class works at their own level and masters their craft with individual attention from the Instructor. It is our goal to have a very close knit, trusting and positive group that helps one another reach new levels in their skills as an actor. The curriculum is focused on heavy scene work and preparation for adult level classes. Each week our theory covers different acting methods and introduces various technique used in film acting. The goal here is for the student to learn and then embrace the method he or she most connects with for their craft. The class will offer an opportunity to tackle difficult scenes which often deal with sensitive or controversial material all within a safe and nurturing environment. The scenes chosen will often be selected from mainstream movies and will not be censored most of the time. This is to prepare actors for scene content for the Manitoba film industry. Students must be 14 years of age or older to register. YA Wednesdays @ YA Wednesdays @ 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM Cost: $350 Cost: $350 YA Sunday @ YA Sunday @ 4:00 PM - 6:30 PM 4:00 PM - 6:30 PM Cost: $350 Cost: $350 Reels Monday @ Reels Monday @ 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM Cost: $310 Cost: $310 Reels Thursday @ Reels Thursday @ 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM Cost: $310 Cost: $310

FALL SESSION (Start Date: September 18, 2016) Our Fall Sessions focus heavily on technique, acting fundamentals, and auditioning. Students will also have the opportunity to work on a small film project which they will write with the aid of the instructors. Our Fall Sessions are capped off by our legendary Holiday Parties! WINTER SESSION (Start Date: January 15, 2017) Our Winter Session offers our students a chance to work on scene work and employ the techniques they learned in the Fall Session. Our primary focus in the Winter Session will be helping the students of each class make their own movie! These films will be presented at our very own film premiere in May. Registration To register email or mail in a registration form along with payment. The form can be downloaded online at our website. We accept cash, cheque, visa, and mastercard. Deposit/Refunds All prices include a $40 non-refundable deposit. Students can choose to withdraw and receive a full refund (minus their deposit) up to the second class of the session without explanation. Students may only withdraw after the second class for medical reasons (A doctor s note will be required). A pro-rated refund will given in these circumstances. Contact Information Address 120 Sherbrook Street, Unit 301 Winnipeg, MB R3C 2B4 Website expressionsfilmstudio.com Email info@expressionsfilmstudio.com Phone Number (204) 290-1015 Check us out on: