Name
First Name
Last Name
Briefly describe your training?
Kinds of classes you've taken? For how long?
Right now, do you find yourself believing more in one acting camp theory over another?
eg: "The Repetition Exercise is the pathway to global nirvana" or "I like mime!" or "I have no idea what the theories are."
As an actor, what do you do well?
What do you do poorly?
When was the last time you had a terrific acting experience?
(optional for returning Wheelhousers) Any setting: audition, set, class, your car.
What is your most cherished acting experience?
(optional for returning Wheelhousers) From any point in your life. Last week, third grade, etc.
Describe your experience with sports and non-acting artistic activities.
Past and current. Dance, painting, running, yoga, baseball, etc.
Do you feel the quality of your acting is trending upward? Going down? Staying the same?
We'd all love to book more. Taking that as a given, are you satisfied with your acting career?
NEW: Do you have a consistent way you approach your prep work? Or do you make it up each time?
NEW: If you get anxious for an audition or on-set work what is usually the culprit?
If you wrote "other" above, please explain:
FOR RETURNING STUDENTS: Give yourself some sort of larger goal for this workshop.
Do you spend any time on the following:
Vocal work
Warm-ups, singing, etc
Physicality
Stretching, yoga, Alexander, etc
Emotional range and flexibility
Mindfulness/breathing/listening/staying present
Your body was relaxed
You felt emotionally connected during the scene
You had a good understanding of the character
You worked off of your scene partner/s
Character physicality was specific and conscious
Your nerves were in check
You worked as hard as you could during prep
You were fighting for something in the scene
You had an objective and went for it.
You blocked out physical distractions in the room
You blocked out judging thoughts
You were spontaneous
Afterwards, you let the rough moments go
You physically commanded the space
You "took the stage."
You had no trouble learning your lines
1 means you struggle with learning lines. 10 means you don't.
You remembered your lines
1 means you spaced on the lines. 10 means you knew your lines.
