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O William Esper Studio foi fundado em 1965 como uma escola de atuação em Manhattan, Nova Iorque. A escola é internacionalmente reconhecida como uma autoridade na Técnica de Meisner de atuação, desenvolvida por Sanford Meisner. Seu fundador, William "Bill" Esper (1932—), é frequentemente referido como um dos mais bem-conhecidos ...
The William Esper Studio, ranked as one of the best acting schools in the US, teaches Meisner based acting technique in New York City. Conservatory program includes classes in Voice and Speech, Movement, Alexander Technique, On-Camera, Audition, Improvisation, Cold Reading, Mask, Stage Combat, Dance, Mime, and Script Analysis.
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William Esper worked with Sanford Meisner for 17 years, first as a student and then for 15 years as a teacher and director. Thereafter, he spent the following 25 years as the founding director of one of America’s most important conservatories. His background gave him a particular point of view about Meisner’s work and the part it plays in ...
Bill Esper is a big name for good reason - and with much success. I'll be honest I'm not qualified at all to speak of the studio, the man (the myth - the legend), or if the current people running it are "good." He held people to a high standard, I've studied with Peter Lewis who was under Bill, who also held people to a high standard.
William Esper Studio . Hello! I recently got accepted into the William Esper Studio in New York and I just wanted to hear other people's experiences at the program! Also was curious if this program is still held in high regard in 2022.
by William Esper. A few months ago a young man in his mid-twenties came to interview with me at my New York studio. He admitted that he knew almost nothing about acting; indeed he had only acted on one occasion and that was in a high school play. He had been modeling and, to his credit, found it empty and boring.
