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| New International Student Program Launches |
| William Esper Studio is now accepting
applications from international students for M-1 Visa status. |
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| Ted Morin Joins Esper Faculty |
| The Studio is proud to announce that Ted Morin (bio) has joined our faculty to teach movement techniques for actors. |
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| Clark Middleton Joins Esper Faculty |
| The Studio is excited to announce that Clark Middleton (bio) has joined the Esper Studio faculty to teach Acting for Film. |
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| Esper Studio Moves to New Location! |
| William Esper Studio has moved to a
new, larger space in the heart of mid-town. The new space features three
large acting studios, a 1000 s.f. movement studio, three rehearsal studios, as well as a beautifully appointed student lounge. The new studio is located close to all major transportation hubs in NYC.
William Esper Studio
208 WEST 37TH ST
NEW YORK, NY
10018 |
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| STUDIO ADDRESS |
| William Esper Studio
208 West 37th Street
New York, NY
10018 |
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| Bill Esper recommends you read these articles prior to your interview. They express very common concerns for prospective students. |
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All applicants to the studio are asked to read this in-depth interview with studio founder William Esper. In it, Mr. Esper talks in detail about how acting is taught at the studio, covering the skills and techniques students will learn in both the first and second years of their training.
From the book The New Generation of Acting Teachers (Penguin), by Eva Mekier |
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Who needs to study when you can get acting jobs anyway?
by William Esper |
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Who needs to study when you can get acting jobs anyway?
by William Esper |
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| Remembrance of Sanford Meisner |
| Written for the journal The Soul of the American Actor |
| by William Esper |
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