Voice at N.Y.I.D.E.

Whether you want to learn how to pick up a tune easier, train for a night club gig, or you have your sights set on College or Broadway, you have come to the right place!

What you learn at N.Y.I.D.E. about the human voice is simple: How to use it correctly so that you can do anything you want with it! Often times, entire careers are built merely on emulating what we think the human voice should sound like. What we do not realize is that our particular voices were not meant to sound that way, and continued emulation of an unnatural sound will damage the vocal chords. Each person has a vocal sound that is as distinctive as a fingerprint. Working down to the very biology of how the human body creates noise with the vocal chords is the foundation for Vocal Study.

 

Drama at N.Y.I.D.E.

In studying drama at N.Y.I.D.E. you will focus on a simple objective: HOW TO BE BELIEVABLE. After all, how successful is acting if no one is inspired by your performance? And, no one will be inspired by your performance if they don't believe you.

The acting process will include scene study, character creation, background story development, working with monologues, exercises on fully understanding the text, and establishing the living script of a character.  We will help you explore the elements that make an actor believable. 

Also now available! CLASSICAL DRAMA: Dive into the greatest masterpieces of classic literature with world-renowned theatrical producer and director, Joe Siracusa's, Shakes”FEARLESS” Drama
Series - Classic Literature For A Modern Audience!

Shakesfearless (Shakes•fear•less) - adj. Definition:
1. a delirious state of mind where a student can roam around in his or her imagination freely and enjoy the great literature of the world; without intimidation or literary “freeze." 
2. a warm, friendly, exciting intro to Shakespeare (accessible academic merit for an audience where sound bytes and video games rule the world and books are shunned); a lack or deficiency of Shakes”FEAR”. 
3. an unexpected and exhilarating appreciation for the written word (the act of being thrilled by theatre - joy, thought-provoking surprise, delight or "Wow, I didn’t know I liked this stuff, I mean - Shakespeare!")

Work hand in hand with N.Y.U. graduate and world-touring performing artist and music producer, Brian Morey, Carnegie Mellon graduate, world renowned theatrical producer and director, and Shakespearean laureate, Joe Siracusa, thirty-year theatrical veteran, Sylvia Ramsdel, international producer, director and choreographer, Sean McLeod, including special guest artists from New York City, L.A., and abroad throughout the year during special master classes!

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Email us to talk to someone about private study possibilities and scheduling, download the PDF private registration form, or call (315) 252-4420. Time is limited, so call to be included in the schedule today!