{"id":511,"date":"2020-07-20T09:35:09","date_gmt":"2020-07-20T07:35:09","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/parismeisnerstudio.fr\/meisner-coaching-systemique\/"},"modified":"2024-05-15T19:08:58","modified_gmt":"2024-05-15T17:08:58","slug":"meisner-coaching-systemique-8","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/parismeisner.studio\/en\/meisner-coaching-systemique-8\/","title":{"rendered":"Meisner & systemic coaching"},"content":{"rendered":"
MEISNER & SYSTEMIC COACHING<\/p>\n
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Unlock your acting by exploring the Meisner technique and its links to systemic tools for change, in a playful and supportive environment.
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THE MEISNER TECHNIQUE
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The Meisner technique is a liberating approach to acting created by one of the first teachers of the Actors Studio, Sanford MEISNER.<\/p>\n
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“Acting is the ability to live sincerely in a given set of imaginary circumstances.”
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The first part of the work consists in learning to “live sincerely”, by allowing ourselves to get rid, in public, of the reflexive social conditioning that limits us in our true expression.<\/p>\n
The second part is to work on the “imaginary circumstances” and how they affect us, so that our spontaneous expression can correspond to a desired outcome (which may change depending on the director’s directions).<\/p>\n
These two parts will be covered in the first classes, where you will explore gradual approaches to the technique from the first exercises to working on filmed scenes each term. No special experience is required to join them, as there will never be any question of “playing” in the traditional sense.<\/p>\n
Among other things, the Meisner technique gives the actor a rare spontaneity, and answers a problem that Chekhov pointed out to Stanislavski: “Your actors play well, but it seems that they know what is going to happen in advance.<\/p>\n
The exercises are supervised by Octave KARALIEVITCH<\/a>, director of the Paris Meisner Studio, where he has developed a global approach to acting alongside the world’s best teachers of this technique.<\/p>\n This work was thought in connection with the American tools of change in coaching and therapy (NLP, Ericksonian Hypnosis…) to which he is also trained. “An actor must learn to do consciously what everyone else does unconsciously.” THE PROGRAM This new program is based on the discovery of the different approaches to the exercise of repetition as they are taught in the world, by specifying the function of the rules of the exercises and their consequences on the work.<\/p>\n Imagination is then explored, in relation to Ericksonian Hypnosis, NLP, as well as psychological and neuroscientific research, and according to each individual’s own processes.<\/p>\n This curriculum also involves clarifying the links between each stage of the work, the richness of the different exercises and the way to approach rehearsals outside of class (see “INCLUDED” below).<\/p>\n In keeping with the Socratic teachings of Sanford Meisner, and similar to Milton Erickson’s approach to change, it is always based on one’s own practice that the theory can be established.<\/p>\n Links are made, as they occur, to various tools of change to enable students to clarify, deepen, and accelerate this process of self-exploration in a way that is, in keeping with Sanford Meisner’s teaching principles, tailored to the individual student. “To be an interesting actor – what am I saying, an interesting human being! – you have to be authentic, and to be authentic, you have to accept who you really are, warts and all. Do you have any idea how liberating that is, not caring what people think of you? Hell, that’s what we’re going to do here.”
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