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Ward Studio
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citysearch c.
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Wendy Ward teaches the Meisner technique. i did the 6 week summer intensive in 2009 and it completely changed me. in fact i decided to come back to new york for Tech 2, which is what i'm doing now (jan 2010)
i became far more humble and grounded. i realised that my public solitude (the ability to be alone in front of an audience/camera crew) needs a lot of work. i learned to read the behaviour of the other people in the scene (and respond to said behaviour, which keeps the scene alive).
i find i surprise myself more, because my reactions are real, instead of 'this is how i would respond to this situation"" it's ""shit! this is how i AM RESPONDING to this situation""
Wendy is unapologetic and tough on her students, which is marvellous. There is no tip-toeing, she doesn't tell you that what you did was 'interesting' when it wasn't. Either it reaches the high bar she holds or it doesn't. and when you've reached the bar you know you've done well.
Having said that, Wendy is absolutely soft on the inside and available to discuss anything difficult that's coming up for you as a result of the training. she really is brilliant.
Pros: Ms Ward has really high expectations for her students
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