Product design training. The aim is to acquire a methodical approach to design and an understanding of the wider context of the objects being designed.
The studio offers tuition in three main disciplines - acting, singing and dance. The main goal of the studio is to produce students who will become actors not only in purely musical houses, but also in theatres of all types and sizes.
We are engaged in teaching in the field of audiovisual production and theatre. Students receive theoretical training in theatre and audiovisual production, practical exercises and a graduation project, during which they develop their creative talents, their abilities of artistic expression and acquire technical skills.
Studio for teaching figurative sculpture. In the first two years, the program of studio instruction is designed to give students as much exposure as possible to the proportions and portrait features of the human figure. In the later years they work on free topics, followed by an emphasis on personal development as an artist.
The studio studies the forms of entry of the artwork into the environment and the influence of the environment on the language of art. Study is conducted in terms of working on collaborative and individually commissioned projects.
Studio instruction is designed to guide students through a process of self-discipline that will enable them to remove obstacles to natural expressiveness, to the actor's interpretation of song and dance with an emphasis on consciously creating dramatic character within a musical work.
The study is designed as a two-stage study, (Bachelor's degree and a follow-up Master's degree), in a combined form. The basic aim of the bachelor's degree is to train teachers. The Master's degree builds on and deepens the students' knowledge for pedagogical work in the field of dance and movement education.
The aim of the studio is to educate young artists (creators and performers) in the performing arts, focusing primarily on physical theatre, original acting and a practical approach to working with new media and their scenic use.
Providing instruction in playwriting, directing and creative writing. Classes in Years I and II are designed to provide a broad overview of the theory and history of theatre, literature, film, philosophy, visual arts, and music. Starting in the third year, students participate in independent work with students in the acting studios.
Students learn to work primarily with painterly means of expression such as color, line, surface, rhythm, processional, or format. They learn to manage them safely, to find sensitivity to the qualities of classical painting, and to reflect and interpret their own artistic endeavors rationally.