Instructor: Shelly Isaacs, M.A.Both masters of their craft, Yosujiro Ozu and Satyajit Ray achieved international success with stories that reflected the many facets of each of their cultures and transcended them. In this session, through four films, we'll see how they reveal how their worlds are our worlds. REGISTER

Instructor: Tom Neile Most people think Improv is either standup comedy or "Whose Line Is It Anyway." True improv is much more than that. True improvisers create great scenes spontaneously. You don't have to be funny, clever, or even outgoing. All you need to be is human. In this series, you'll learn a few simple, basic …
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Instructor: Kurt F. Stone, D.D.According to Hollywood myth, a few moments before John Barrymore died, his brother Lionel asked him, "Jack: is dying difficult?" Brother John's response? "Dying is easy, Lionel; it's comedy that's difficult." Although the story is likely apocryphal, it nonetheless is true: making great comedy is terribly difficult. Perhaps that is why …
Continue reading S484 – Great Comedy is Serious Stuff: Eight Truly Fun Films

Instructor: Shelly Isaacs, M.A.Both masters of their craft, Yosujiro Ozu and Satyajit Ray achieved international success with stories that reflected the many facets of each of their cultures and transcended them. In this session, through four films, we'll see how they reveal how their worlds are our worlds. REGISTER

Instructor: Tom Neile Most people think Improv is either standup comedy or "Whose Line Is It Anyway." True improv is much more than that. True improvisers create great scenes spontaneously. You don't have to be funny, clever, or even outgoing. All you need to be is human. In this series, you'll learn a few simple, basic …
Continue reading SGD263 – Improv Acting: Everyone Can Create a Scene

Instructor: Shelly Isaacs, M.A.Both masters of their craft, Yosujiro Ozu and Satyajit Ray achieved international success with stories that reflected the many facets of each of their cultures and transcended them. In this session, through four films, we'll see how they reveal how their worlds are our worlds. REGISTER

Instructor: Kurt F. Stone, D.D. In 1988, Congress passed the National Film Preservation Act. Its mission is to select 25 American-made films each year, thus ensuring the survival, conservation, and increased public availability of America's film heritage. Over the past 34 years, more than 800 films have been put on the national registry. These films …
Continue reading S444C – Presenting Films From the National Film Preservation Board: The Best of the Best

Instructor: Kurt F. Stone, D.D. In 1988, Congress passed the National Film Preservation Act. Its mission is to select 25 American-made films each year, thus ensuring the survival, conservation, and increased public availability of America's film heritage. Over the past 34 years, more than 800 films have been put on the national registry. These films …
Continue reading S444C – Presenting Films From the National Film Preservation Board: The Best of the Best

Instructor: Kurt F. Stone, D.D. In 1988, Congress passed the National Film Preservation Act. Its mission is to select 25 American-made films each year, thus ensuring the survival, conservation, and increased public availability of America's film heritage. Over the past 34 years, more than 800 films have been put on the national registry. These films …
Continue reading S444C – Presenting Films From the National Film Preservation Board: The Best of the Best

Instructor: Kurt F. Stone, D.D. In 1988, Congress passed the National Film Preservation Act. Its mission is to select 25 American-made films each year, thus ensuring the survival, conservation, and increased public availability of America's film heritage. Over the past 34 years, more than 800 films have been put on the national registry. These films …
Continue reading S444C – Presenting Films From the National Film Preservation Board: The Best of the Best