Drawing Courses
Drawing Foundations
In this course, students will learn the basic elements of drawing including line, shape, value, perspective and texture. Students will complete three projects throughout this semester, allowing them to study visual weight, rhythm, and drawing techniques in their own work. Classes will involve discussion of technique, demonstrations, surveys of notable artists as related to the curriculum, and work time with individual critique. Artists of all skill levels are welcome in this course!
Tutor: Aimee Kuiper
Length: One semester
Level: 7th-12th grade
Prerequisite: None
Homework: 15-20 minutes for daily drawing practice
Class Tuition: See registration form for current prices. The tuition rate includes a drawing pad, a smaller sketchbook, a set of drawing pencils + sharpener + eraser.
In this course, students will learn the basic elements of drawing including line, shape, value, perspective and texture. Students will complete three projects throughout this semester, allowing them to study visual weight, rhythm, and drawing techniques in their own work. Classes will involve discussion of technique, demonstrations, surveys of notable artists as related to the curriculum, and work time with individual critique. Artists of all skill levels are welcome in this course!
Tutor: Aimee Kuiper
Length: One semester
Level: 7th-12th grade
Prerequisite: None
Homework: 15-20 minutes for daily drawing practice
Class Tuition: See registration form for current prices. The tuition rate includes a drawing pad, a smaller sketchbook, a set of drawing pencils + sharpener + eraser.
Photography Courses
Photography 1
Level 1
Description: Explore your creativity by mastering manual mode in this introductory photography class! Perfect for beginners, this course dives into the basics of aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, giving you full control of your camera. Learn to capture stunning shots in various lighting conditions while exploring composition and storytelling. By the end of the course, you’ll confidently take photos that match your unique vision.
Tutor: Anna Aurelia Burnham
Length: One Semester
Level: 7th – 12th grade
Prerequisite: None
Homework: 2 hours per week, including photo shoots, uploading photos to a shared file for in-class critiques, printing projects from a photo lab, and reading from the textbook.
Text: (to be purchased by parents) National Geographic Photo Basics: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Great Photography, by Joel Sartore.
Required: A DSLR camera (A DSLR camera is different from a regular camera; please double-check that your student has the correct camera before registering for this class. 6 of the lessons ONLY apply to DSLR cameras.)
Students should bring: A DSLR camera with interchangeable lenses. Be sure the battery is working and the memory card has available space. A notebook and writing utensils for taking notes.
Tips for buying a camera:
https://tinyurl.com/3m8v87j7
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices. Required: A DSLR camera (A DSLR camera is different from a regular camera; please double-check that your student has the correct camera before registering for this class. 6 of the lessons ONLY apply to DSLR cameras.)
Level 1
Description: Explore your creativity by mastering manual mode in this introductory photography class! Perfect for beginners, this course dives into the basics of aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, giving you full control of your camera. Learn to capture stunning shots in various lighting conditions while exploring composition and storytelling. By the end of the course, you’ll confidently take photos that match your unique vision.
Tutor: Anna Aurelia Burnham
Length: One Semester
Level: 7th – 12th grade
Prerequisite: None
Homework: 2 hours per week, including photo shoots, uploading photos to a shared file for in-class critiques, printing projects from a photo lab, and reading from the textbook.
Text: (to be purchased by parents) National Geographic Photo Basics: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Great Photography, by Joel Sartore.
Required: A DSLR camera (A DSLR camera is different from a regular camera; please double-check that your student has the correct camera before registering for this class. 6 of the lessons ONLY apply to DSLR cameras.)
Students should bring: A DSLR camera with interchangeable lenses. Be sure the battery is working and the memory card has available space. A notebook and writing utensils for taking notes.
Tips for buying a camera:
https://tinyurl.com/3m8v87j7
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices. Required: A DSLR camera (A DSLR camera is different from a regular camera; please double-check that your student has the correct camera before registering for this class. 6 of the lessons ONLY apply to DSLR cameras.)
Photography 2
Level 2
Description: Photography 2 builds on the foundation of skills learned in Photography 1. In this class, you’ll learn advanced shooting techniques and explore more creative ways to compose your shots. You’ll also dive into editing, using Photoshop to edit your photos and bring out their full potential. A big focus will be on storytelling—how to create a series of images that connect together, express emotion, and reflect your personal style as a photographer. By the end of the course, you’ll have a strong portfolio of impactful images that showcase both your technical skills and your creative voice.
Tutor: Anna Aurelia Burnham
Length: One Semester, 1-hour classes
Level: 7th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: Photography 1
Homework: 3-5 hours per week
Required: A DSLR camera and a laptop with access to Photoshop.
Students should bring to class: DSLR camera and laptop with Photoshop. Be sure both the camera and laptop batteries are fully charged before each class.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices.
Level 2
Description: Photography 2 builds on the foundation of skills learned in Photography 1. In this class, you’ll learn advanced shooting techniques and explore more creative ways to compose your shots. You’ll also dive into editing, using Photoshop to edit your photos and bring out their full potential. A big focus will be on storytelling—how to create a series of images that connect together, express emotion, and reflect your personal style as a photographer. By the end of the course, you’ll have a strong portfolio of impactful images that showcase both your technical skills and your creative voice.
Tutor: Anna Aurelia Burnham
Length: One Semester, 1-hour classes
Level: 7th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: Photography 1
Homework: 3-5 hours per week
Required: A DSLR camera and a laptop with access to Photoshop.
Students should bring to class: DSLR camera and laptop with Photoshop. Be sure both the camera and laptop batteries are fully charged before each class.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices.
Watercolor Courses
Watercolor 1, 2, & 3
* The tutor will work with all three levels in each class period.
Description: Explore this simple, yet challenging medium with a gifted watercolor artist. This class will cover color theory and provide practice in mixing colors. Students will practice the skills necessary for washes and dry-brush. Whether or not a student has had previous exposure to watercolor, they will develop and improve their skills as well as deepen their appreciation for the beauty in the world around them through watercolor. Students with sufficient previous watercolor experience will discover new ways to enhance their skills with this challenging medium. Karen makes sure that each student receives quality, as well as, sufficient quantity of personalized instruction.
Tutor: Karen Rohrbach
Length: One Semester
Level: 7th – 12th grade
Prerequisite: None
Homework: varies
Text Requirement: none
Students should bring: At least five printed pictures that they might like to paint (e.g., photos, free domain downloads from the internet, calendar or magazine photos). Phones may not be used to refer to. If no pictures are brought, the tutor will have extra pictures to choose from.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices. The tuition rate for Level I includes a kit of quality watercolor supplies. Levels II and III should bring this kit to class.
* The tutor will work with all three levels in each class period.
Description: Explore this simple, yet challenging medium with a gifted watercolor artist. This class will cover color theory and provide practice in mixing colors. Students will practice the skills necessary for washes and dry-brush. Whether or not a student has had previous exposure to watercolor, they will develop and improve their skills as well as deepen their appreciation for the beauty in the world around them through watercolor. Students with sufficient previous watercolor experience will discover new ways to enhance their skills with this challenging medium. Karen makes sure that each student receives quality, as well as, sufficient quantity of personalized instruction.
Tutor: Karen Rohrbach
Length: One Semester
Level: 7th – 12th grade
Prerequisite: None
Homework: varies
Text Requirement: none
Students should bring: At least five printed pictures that they might like to paint (e.g., photos, free domain downloads from the internet, calendar or magazine photos). Phones may not be used to refer to. If no pictures are brought, the tutor will have extra pictures to choose from.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices. The tuition rate for Level I includes a kit of quality watercolor supplies. Levels II and III should bring this kit to class.
Theater Courses
YEAR ONE THEATER CLASSES
Theater 1 - Level 1: Intro to Theater
1st Semester - Level 1 Theater class
Description: Are you interested in exploring the world of acting? Do you need a class to fulfill your fine arts requirement? Or maybe you are simply looking for a fun elective class to take. Well, then Theater is the class for you! In this class you will learn about the basics of theater and acting. You will tap into your creative side by participating in fun theater activities, exciting acting improvisations, and creating original group skits. You will develop skills in vocal projection and clarity, the use of vocal and facial expressions, the use of body language and gestures, and proper staging techniques. You will also learn the basics of character analysis and how to develop a believable character. These skills will all be applied to scene work and monologues which will be rehearsed and performed in class. This unique class will increase self-confidence, develop creativity, build teamwork, and teach you the basic techniques of acting--all done in a fun, positive environment. Students should expect an average of two hours of weekly homework, and full, active class participation is required!
Theater is a prerequisite for any Level 2 class.
Tutor: Julie Nelson
Length: One semester
Level: 7th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: None
Homework: 2 hours per week
Text: None
Students should bring to class: a notebook, a folder, writing utensils, and a highlighter.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices. Tuition will cover the cost of supplies.
1st Semester - Level 1 Theater class
Description: Are you interested in exploring the world of acting? Do you need a class to fulfill your fine arts requirement? Or maybe you are simply looking for a fun elective class to take. Well, then Theater is the class for you! In this class you will learn about the basics of theater and acting. You will tap into your creative side by participating in fun theater activities, exciting acting improvisations, and creating original group skits. You will develop skills in vocal projection and clarity, the use of vocal and facial expressions, the use of body language and gestures, and proper staging techniques. You will also learn the basics of character analysis and how to develop a believable character. These skills will all be applied to scene work and monologues which will be rehearsed and performed in class. This unique class will increase self-confidence, develop creativity, build teamwork, and teach you the basic techniques of acting--all done in a fun, positive environment. Students should expect an average of two hours of weekly homework, and full, active class participation is required!
Theater is a prerequisite for any Level 2 class.
Tutor: Julie Nelson
Length: One semester
Level: 7th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: None
Homework: 2 hours per week
Text: None
Students should bring to class: a notebook, a folder, writing utensils, and a highlighter.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices. Tuition will cover the cost of supplies.
Theater 2 - Level 2: Acting Techniques
2nd Semester - Level 2 Theater class
Description: Now that you've learned the basics of theater and acting, it's time to take it a step further by studying a variety of acting techniques and methods to bring your acting skills to the next level. In Acting Techniques you will learn about The Stanislavsky Method, Method Acting, and other techniques used to create a believable performance, such as the Who Am I Chart, Objectives, Intentions, Subtext, Substitution, Raising the Stakes, Packing an Emotional Suitcase, The Moment Before, and more. These techniques will be used and developed as we work on a variety of theater activities, monologues, and scene work. Reading, writing, and discussions will also be a part of this class as we study the book "Acting for Young Actors: The Ultimate Teen Guide". Cost for the book is included in the supply fee, and you will receive your book on the first day of class. Consistent attendance and full participation is important for success in this class. Acting Techniques is a prerequisite for taking any level 3 Theater classes.
Tutor: Julie Nelson
Length: One semester
Level: 7th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: Theater – Level 1- with Julie Nelson or tutor approval
Homework: 2 - 3 hours per week
Text: Provided by tutor-Acting for Young Actors: The Ultimate Teen Guide (cost for book included in the supply fee)
Students should bring to class: a notebook or paper, a folder, writing utensils, class book, and a highlighter.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices. Tuition will cover the cost of supplies.
2nd Semester - Level 2 Theater class
Description: Now that you've learned the basics of theater and acting, it's time to take it a step further by studying a variety of acting techniques and methods to bring your acting skills to the next level. In Acting Techniques you will learn about The Stanislavsky Method, Method Acting, and other techniques used to create a believable performance, such as the Who Am I Chart, Objectives, Intentions, Subtext, Substitution, Raising the Stakes, Packing an Emotional Suitcase, The Moment Before, and more. These techniques will be used and developed as we work on a variety of theater activities, monologues, and scene work. Reading, writing, and discussions will also be a part of this class as we study the book "Acting for Young Actors: The Ultimate Teen Guide". Cost for the book is included in the supply fee, and you will receive your book on the first day of class. Consistent attendance and full participation is important for success in this class. Acting Techniques is a prerequisite for taking any level 3 Theater classes.
Tutor: Julie Nelson
Length: One semester
Level: 7th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: Theater – Level 1- with Julie Nelson or tutor approval
Homework: 2 - 3 hours per week
Text: Provided by tutor-Acting for Young Actors: The Ultimate Teen Guide (cost for book included in the supply fee)
Students should bring to class: a notebook or paper, a folder, writing utensils, class book, and a highlighter.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices. Tuition will cover the cost of supplies.
YEAR TWO THEATER CLASSES
Theater - Level 3: Studio C Sketch Comedy
First Semester - Level 3 Theater class
Description: Studio C sketches have been sweeping the nation on Youtube and BYU TV with their clean family-oriented comedy, and now they come to South Heights! Studio C is a fresh live comedy sketch series that explores the funny side of everyday life. Returning acting students are invited to join this class to learn about sketch comedy, watch some Studio C episodes, and then pick their favorites to rehearse in class. These sketches will be performed for everyone at 3:30 on our last day of classes. Students may need to provide some simple props and costumes for their performance. Work on your comedic acting skills, and laugh! Now is the “time to laugh!” (Ecc 3:4) It’s good medicine! (Prov 17:22)
Tutor: Julie Nelson
Length: One semester
Level: 8th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: Theater 1 and Acting Techniques with Julie Nelson or tutor approval
Homework: 1 hour per week
Additional costs: a possible $5-15 expense for individual costumes, props, set pieces or supplies
Students should bring to class: a folder, notebook or paper, writing utensils/highlighter.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices.
First Semester - Level 3 Theater class
Description: Studio C sketches have been sweeping the nation on Youtube and BYU TV with their clean family-oriented comedy, and now they come to South Heights! Studio C is a fresh live comedy sketch series that explores the funny side of everyday life. Returning acting students are invited to join this class to learn about sketch comedy, watch some Studio C episodes, and then pick their favorites to rehearse in class. These sketches will be performed for everyone at 3:30 on our last day of classes. Students may need to provide some simple props and costumes for their performance. Work on your comedic acting skills, and laugh! Now is the “time to laugh!” (Ecc 3:4) It’s good medicine! (Prov 17:22)
Tutor: Julie Nelson
Length: One semester
Level: 8th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: Theater 1 and Acting Techniques with Julie Nelson or tutor approval
Homework: 1 hour per week
Additional costs: a possible $5-15 expense for individual costumes, props, set pieces or supplies
Students should bring to class: a folder, notebook or paper, writing utensils/highlighter.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices.
Theater - Level 3: Drama Ministry
Second Semester - Level 3 Theater class
Description: Shine your light through Drama! Jesus says in Matthew 5 that we are the light of the world and He calls us to shine our light to others -- drama is a great way to do this! In this class, returning students will discover how drama has been used throughout history to spread the Gospel and teach Biblical truths; and explore how it can be effectively used today in youth groups, churches, Sunday schools, special events, mission trips, your community, and even in the streets or malls! Watch examples of this powerful art form in action, and research, read, and select your own pieces to rehearse and perform at the end of the semester. (Prerequisite Theater 1 and Acting Techniques, or Tutor approval)
Tutor: Julie Nelson
Length: One semester
Level: 8th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: Level 2 theater class with Julie Nelson or tutor approval
Homework: 1 hour per week
Additional costs: a possible $5-15 expense for individual costumes, props, set pieces or supplies
Students should bring to class: a folder, notebook or paper, writing utensils/highlighter.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices.
Second Semester - Level 3 Theater class
Description: Shine your light through Drama! Jesus says in Matthew 5 that we are the light of the world and He calls us to shine our light to others -- drama is a great way to do this! In this class, returning students will discover how drama has been used throughout history to spread the Gospel and teach Biblical truths; and explore how it can be effectively used today in youth groups, churches, Sunday schools, special events, mission trips, your community, and even in the streets or malls! Watch examples of this powerful art form in action, and research, read, and select your own pieces to rehearse and perform at the end of the semester. (Prerequisite Theater 1 and Acting Techniques, or Tutor approval)
Tutor: Julie Nelson
Length: One semester
Level: 8th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: Level 2 theater class with Julie Nelson or tutor approval
Homework: 1 hour per week
Additional costs: a possible $5-15 expense for individual costumes, props, set pieces or supplies
Students should bring to class: a folder, notebook or paper, writing utensils/highlighter.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices.
YEAR THREE THEATER CLASSES
Theater - Level 3: Characterizations
First Semester - Level 3 Theater Class
Description: In this advanced theater class, we will embark on an in-depth journey to explore the art of character transformation. Students will learn to adapt their vocal, physical, and facial expressions to portray characters that go beyond the typical teenage roles. We will explore a variety of unique character types—animals, inanimate objects, imaginary creatures, and diverse people—using observation, research, theater games, improvisation, and scene work to bring these characters to life. The semester will culminate in a performance on the final day of class, featuring live improvisation and a presentation of our scenes.
First Semester - Level 3 Theater Class
Description: In this advanced theater class, we will embark on an in-depth journey to explore the art of character transformation. Students will learn to adapt their vocal, physical, and facial expressions to portray characters that go beyond the typical teenage roles. We will explore a variety of unique character types—animals, inanimate objects, imaginary creatures, and diverse people—using observation, research, theater games, improvisation, and scene work to bring these characters to life. The semester will culminate in a performance on the final day of class, featuring live improvisation and a presentation of our scenes.
Theater - Level 3: One Act Play
First Semester - Level 3 Theater Class
This level 3 Theater class will take everything you have learned from Theater 1 and Acting Techniques and put it to use in rehearsing and performing a One Act Play! You will be implementing script and character analysis, beats, objectives, intentions, and other concepts into the rehearsal process to create a believable character and to perfect your acting skills. Students will also help design and prepare a simple set, and find or make their own props and costumes. Our performance will be at 3:30 after our last day of classes.
Tutor: Julie Nelson
Length: One semester
Level: 8th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: Theater 1 and Acting Techniques with Julie Nelson or tutor approval
Homework: 2 hours per week
Text: None
Students should bring to class: a notebook, a folder, writing utensils, and a highlighter.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices. Tuition will cover the cost of supplies.
First Semester - Level 3 Theater Class
This level 3 Theater class will take everything you have learned from Theater 1 and Acting Techniques and put it to use in rehearsing and performing a One Act Play! You will be implementing script and character analysis, beats, objectives, intentions, and other concepts into the rehearsal process to create a believable character and to perfect your acting skills. Students will also help design and prepare a simple set, and find or make their own props and costumes. Our performance will be at 3:30 after our last day of classes.
Tutor: Julie Nelson
Length: One semester
Level: 8th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: Theater 1 and Acting Techniques with Julie Nelson or tutor approval
Homework: 2 hours per week
Text: None
Students should bring to class: a notebook, a folder, writing utensils, and a highlighter.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices. Tuition will cover the cost of supplies.
Theater - Level 3: MASTERPIECE THEATER
Second Semester - Level 3 Theater Class
Participants of this class will be learning valuable skills about how to use successful teamwork to accomplish a common goal - writing and performing their own short play! Students will learn about the important elements that go into script writing. Then students will tap into their creativity and use their individual ideas and talents while together they brainstorm, discuss, improvise, and write their own original play! Students will then design, make or find props, costumes, and simple set pieces needed for their play. Finally, acting skills are developed as students rehearse their “Masterpiece” which will be performed at the end of the semester.
Tutor: Julie Nelson
Length: One semester
Level: 8th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: Theater 1 and Acting Techniques with Julie Nelson or tutor approval
Homework: 2 hours per week
Text: None
Students should bring to class: a notebook, a folder, writing utensils, and a highlighter.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices. Tuition will cover the cost of supplies.
Second Semester - Level 3 Theater Class
Participants of this class will be learning valuable skills about how to use successful teamwork to accomplish a common goal - writing and performing their own short play! Students will learn about the important elements that go into script writing. Then students will tap into their creativity and use their individual ideas and talents while together they brainstorm, discuss, improvise, and write their own original play! Students will then design, make or find props, costumes, and simple set pieces needed for their play. Finally, acting skills are developed as students rehearse their “Masterpiece” which will be performed at the end of the semester.
Tutor: Julie Nelson
Length: One semester
Level: 8th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: Theater 1 and Acting Techniques with Julie Nelson or tutor approval
Homework: 2 hours per week
Text: None
Students should bring to class: a notebook, a folder, writing utensils, and a highlighter.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices. Tuition will cover the cost of supplies.
Theater - Level 3: Classic Comedy Sketches
Second Semester - Level 3 Theater Class
Come and join us for this outrageous adventure in comedy! In this class we will study what makes good comedy along with studying some of the great comedic actors and classic comedic sketches of all time. Then it’s our turn to try! We will choose some classic comedy sketches and then rehearse them to put on our own comedy show!
You will also help design and prepare a simple set, and find or make your own props and costumes. Our performance will be at 3:30 after our last day of classes on Thursday, May 9.
Tutor: Julie Nelson
Length: One semester
Level: 8th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: Theater 1 and Acting Techniques with Julie Nelson or tutor approval
Homework: 2 hours per week
Text: None
Students should bring to class: a notebook, a folder, writing utensils, and a highlighter.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices. Tuition will cover the cost of supplies.
Second Semester - Level 3 Theater Class
Come and join us for this outrageous adventure in comedy! In this class we will study what makes good comedy along with studying some of the great comedic actors and classic comedic sketches of all time. Then it’s our turn to try! We will choose some classic comedy sketches and then rehearse them to put on our own comedy show!
You will also help design and prepare a simple set, and find or make your own props and costumes. Our performance will be at 3:30 after our last day of classes on Thursday, May 9.
Tutor: Julie Nelson
Length: One semester
Level: 8th - 12th grade
Prerequisite: Theater 1 and Acting Techniques with Julie Nelson or tutor approval
Homework: 2 hours per week
Text: None
Students should bring to class: a notebook, a folder, writing utensils, and a highlighter.
Class Tuition: See the registration form for current prices. Tuition will cover the cost of supplies.
ELEMENTARY THEATER CLASSES - PreK through 6th
Act it Out! (Prek-2nd grade)
This is the perfect class for younger students to explore the world of Acting! In Act it Out you will learn how to act out different characters, animals, situations, poems, stories, skits, and more! This will be accomplished by tapping into our creativity through various Theater games and activities, and we will also learn the proper staging techniques and vocal projection that will be used to act it out for a short class performance at the end of the semester. Homework may include memorizing a handful of lines, and coming up with a simple costume or prop for our performance.
This is the perfect class for younger students to explore the world of Acting! In Act it Out you will learn how to act out different characters, animals, situations, poems, stories, skits, and more! This will be accomplished by tapping into our creativity through various Theater games and activities, and we will also learn the proper staging techniques and vocal projection that will be used to act it out for a short class performance at the end of the semester. Homework may include memorizing a handful of lines, and coming up with a simple costume or prop for our performance.
Acting Adventures (3rd-6th grade, and 1st-6th grade)
Come explore the world of acting through various theater games, acting exercises, improvisation activities, skits, and rehearse and perform a short play! These activities will tap into your creative side, while developing skills such as focus, listening, teamwork, imagination, vocal projection and articulation, creating a believable character, and building self confidence and stage presence. This is all done in a fun, positive, and encouraging Christian environment. Homework will include memorizing lines at home, along with providing a simple costume and/or prop for the performance at the end of the semester.
Come explore the world of acting through various theater games, acting exercises, improvisation activities, skits, and rehearse and perform a short play! These activities will tap into your creative side, while developing skills such as focus, listening, teamwork, imagination, vocal projection and articulation, creating a believable character, and building self confidence and stage presence. This is all done in a fun, positive, and encouraging Christian environment. Homework will include memorizing lines at home, along with providing a simple costume and/or prop for the performance at the end of the semester.
Improv, Skits, and Fun! (1st-6th grade, and 3rd-6th grade)
Have a blast in this class doing Improv and creating skits! Students will explore the art of improvisation by learning and practicing a wide variety of improv games. We will learn how to act "in the moment", be creative and spontaneous, think on our feet, and have lots of fun! Students will also create original short skits together which will develop team building skills such as group brainstorming, cooperation, and problem solving, along with expanding their imaginations and developing their acting skills. We will end the semester with a performance of a few class created skits and improv games.
Have a blast in this class doing Improv and creating skits! Students will explore the art of improvisation by learning and practicing a wide variety of improv games. We will learn how to act "in the moment", be creative and spontaneous, think on our feet, and have lots of fun! Students will also create original short skits together which will develop team building skills such as group brainstorming, cooperation, and problem solving, along with expanding their imaginations and developing their acting skills. We will end the semester with a performance of a few class created skits and improv games.
