Learn effective pantomime techniques
Learn nice pantomime techniques with your personal teacher while you stay at home!
Learning mime online can be just as much fun as during a live class. Through the monitor, the teacher can also control the movements and what you learn, so that success is guaranteed and your movements look real.
Pantomime is not reserved to the great mimes. Learning pantomime is fun and can be used perfectly for other forms of presentation. Watching and trying them out lures you into the realm of fantasy. You will experience your own body in a whole new way. The impossible becomes possible.
This is what you'll learn:
Speech theatre supporting techniques: for example the representation of imaginary objects or the creation of illusions of power (an empty suitcase seems heavy).
Imagination-supporting techniques: for example, the depiction of the unreal (rising into the air in a balloon).
Effective techniques: "Moonwalk", slow motion, living dolls (Robo Mime), imaginary wall...
Just by the variety of techniques to be learned, pantomime offers something for everyone.
THE GREAT BAGATELLO uses these visual eye-catchers for his shows.
Learning pantomime is one of the prerequisites if you want to become a Bellboy in EventComedy's great walkact.
This was reported by participants:
Not only that the imagination is stimulated and new ideas gush easily, the perception of the body changes. complex movements are perceived in their sequences. In addition to learning the techniques, the participants learn why something is visually strong.
At two-day pantomime seminars, the practitioners often appear on the second day with aching muscles, where they did not suspect any muscles at all, e.g. the lateral rib muscles.
This is because, for example, pushing an imaginary piano takes up exactly the muscles that would have been needed to move a real piano.
Learning pantomime is very popular again, because it offers many variations!
does not have to be silent and wordless, but can be staged loudly and powerfully eloquently.
Robot technique, moonwalk, imaginary forces are often used by actors as visually strong stage effects.
