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  1. William Esper. In Memoriam (1932-2019) William Esper was the head of his own studio in New York City since 1965, as well as director of the Professional Actor Training Programs at Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University since their inception in 1977. He was a graduate of Western Reserve University as well as the Neighborhood ...

  2. William. Esper. William Esper (1932-2019) was an internationally recognized leading authority on the work of Sanford Meisner. His career spanned more than six decades, as a theater artist and a teacher. He was founder of the William Esper Studio, and many consider him to have been one of America’s most outstanding teachers of acting.

  3. The William Esper Studio offers one of the most comprehensive training programs in the country for professional actors, and is considered the foremost studio dedicated to Meisner-based actor training. If you are interested in applying, please note the Studio’s application requirements carefully.

  4. 12 de jun. de 2024 · Esper NEXT is a series of classes, workshops, and guest speakers/teachers in which our alumni may continue to hone their craft and develop skills for the rapidly changing professional world. This program is only open to all who have completed the Two-Year Professional Actor Training Program at the William Esper Studio. INDUSTRY WORKSHOPS Utilizing our wide network of industry guest teachers ...

  5. An Interview with William Esper. In this in-depth interview, studio founder William 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. Read More

  6. For more info visit William Esper Studio Inc, or call 212-904-1350. Contact us for more info about our acting school and acting courses in New York. Apply Now 212-904-1350

  7. Acting Technique I (First Year) 1st Year. 6 Hours/Week. The first year utilizes improvisational exercises and written texts to guide the actor to a full realization of self and the building of a truthful acting instrument. The class instills basic principles of good acting, stresses the actor’s connection to their spontaneous impulses and ...