Walk into any room ready to play and be yourself.
Improv is all about thinking on your toes and trusting your instincts all while committing fully in the moment. You will learn the fundamentals of improv scene work.
Through exercises and game playing we will learn the art of improvisation that you can then take into your auditions to own what makes you unique, eliminate nerves, and make a lasting impression.
Ezra Weisz has been teaching Improvisation in Los Angeles for 25 years. He was the Director of the school of Improv at Bang Improv Comedy and the resident Improv teacher at Talent House for 5 years. Ezra has the ability to determine what areas of improv a performer thrives on and where the performer needs to grow. As a voiceover director as well as a director of sketch comedy and theater, Ezra wants to bring out your best work. Workshops are always positive, enthusiastic, nurturing, and educational. Everyone leaves Ezra's workshops wanting more. Ezra has been the featured Improv Instructor at Talent House Academy for over 5 years. Ezra is an Entertainment professional and comedian working on shows for Disney, Nickelodeon, Universal, etc.
EZRA WEISZ
The Master Of Improv
$79
March 24th
7:00-8:30pm
Ages: 18-UP
Class Size Is Limited To 15 Students
In this workshop, Ezra will be bringing out the best characteristics of the actors while applying the rules of IMPROV to their improvised scene development. Ezra takes the students through physical and vocal warmup exercises (yes, even on Zoom) and moves into concentration exercises (mirror, listening, staying positive). Ezra will introduce some fun improv-based games as well as longer, improv scenes. The students will walk away from the workshop feeling energized, creative, and overall more optimistic while grasping a deeper understanding of Improvisation. These games are to help the actor think fast on their feet, Many times in an audition a casting director will start asking a few questions that the actor didn’t expect, they do this to get a feel for the actor’s personality, but so many times the actor freezes and doesn’t know what to say…
