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Based on Michael Chekhov technique
Michael Chekhov was a Russian-American theatre practitioner and acting teacher. His techniques still taught around the world prove to be reliable and accessible for actors of any level to develop and perform characters through the use of imagination and bodily sensation (Jack Nicholson and Marilyn Monroe being two of note).
The exploration focuses on how imagination can perceive and feel the body, informing behavior choices.
The techniques:
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The 50% deposit is refundable in the event that the minimum amount of participants is not reached.
With 15 years of experience as an actress, Kristina has showcased her talents in theatre, film, TV, and radio. She has not only performed but also produced, directed, and written her own works. Notable performances include “Venus in Fur” and the award-winning short film “Away.”
Her passion for creativity extends beyond her own work; she’s committed to helping others express themselves freely and authentically.
Kristina believes that everyone is inherently creative, but often, blocks, fears, and insecurities hinder that natural creativity. Her mission is to remind her students of their innate creativity and to guide them in overcoming these barriers. By doing so, she empowers them to make bold choices and live life to the fullest, instilling a sense of confidence and freedom in their creative expression.
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At KrisP Production, we offer acting training for beginners and professional actors looking to deepen their craft, prepare for auditions, or explore techniques like Meisner, Michael Chekhov, and Viewpoints.
