Black Acting Methods University
ACTING METHODS FOR THE 21st CENTURY!
(A NEW MASTERCLASS COURSE)
An Online Education that sets you apart
Course Length
One week of in-depth instruction separated into three distinct, high-impact modules.
Your Pace
100% online and 100% your way. This asynchronous, self-guided course includes a flexible but structured approach to learning tailored to your schedule.
Boost your cred
Learn from a renowned professor, and earn an amazing achievement from BAMU to add to your profile.
You'll Walk Away With:
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Knowledge of key RESOURCES to aid you in your professional development.
2
Proven STRATEGIES to CULTIVATE diversity and inclusion in your classroom.
3
A better UNDERSTANDING of diverse ideas about acting processes and methods.
4
GUIDANCE on how to remember key concepts shared in the course.
Your Course Convener
Director, B.A.M. University
Executive Director, Black Acting Methods Studio
Professor, University of Cincinnati
Course Curriculum
"Acting Methods for the 21st Century!" is delivered in three high-impact modules filled with insights from ten of the most exciting acting theorists in the field of theatre. Across three modules, you receive access to knowledge and resources that will help you thrive as an educator, artist-maker, and performer. Each Module includes self-guided instruction and assessments to reinforce ideas that are discussed. Walk away with a better understanding of historically excluded acting methods, and ways to incorporate what you've learned in your artistry.
Module 1
Poetics, Soul, & Jazz
Gain introductory knowledge about: Teer Technology of Soul, Source of Performance Energy, Jazz Acting, Hip-Hop Theatre Pedagogy, Ritual Poetic Drama, and Theatre of the Sphere.
Module 2
Meditation & Being
Gain introductory knowledge about: Theatre of Being, The Luckett Paradigm, A Korean Approach, and SoulWork.
Module 3
Next Steps
So, you've learned more about historically excluded acting methods. Now what? This module will re-inforce the information covered and share with you several ways to continue cultivating diversity in your theatrical pursuits.
