The Conservatory Presents Let the Script Be Your Guide

This is a hands-on workshop, which includes scripted scene work, provides practical tools for film shoot preparation, script analysis during rehearsal, making strong choices for cold reading, finding the tempo of a scene and much more. It is designed to explore a practical approach to unlocking the secrets of any script for actors at all levels and help participants create a foundation for a way of working no matter what one’s approach or training may be.
When: 6:30 – 9:30 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2019
Where: Seydways Acting Studios (Native Sons Building)
414 Mason Street, 6th Floor, Suite 604 (Cross streets are Geary and Post)
San Francisco, CA 94102
Directions/Parking: Public transportation is available and encouraged. (BART and MUNI - Powell Street Station). Self-pay parking is available at the Sutter/Stockton or Ellis/O'Farrell garages.
Class size is limited to 35 members.
Cost: There is no charge.
RSVP: Email david.conover@sagaftra.org. Please include your name, phone number and SAG-AFTRA membership I.D. number.
Participants will be randomly selected from those who respond, with preference given to those who have not attended Conservatory events within the past months.
As a courtesy to members on the waiting list, if you have reserved a space in this workshop and cannot attend, please cancel your reservation by Monday, Jan. 21. Failure to do so may result in the inability to attend future workshops.
We appreciate your enthusiasm to participate in conservatory classes, but anyone who shows up without receiving written confirmation will not be granted access to the class. If you arrive late, it is up to the discretion of the teacher as to whether or not you will be admitted.
About Bobby Weinapple
Bobby Weinapple is a professional actor, director and teacher in the San Francisco Bay Area. On-camera credits include dozens of commercials, industrials and many independent films, as well as guest starring roles on Nash Bridges and Trauma and a featured role in La Mission with Benjamin Bratt. He has also worked at most of the region's major theatres, including the Tony Award-winning Berkeley Repertory Theatre, ACT and TheatreWorks. In 1996, he received a Drama-Logue Award for Principal Performance for his performance in Lady Be Good with 42nd Street Moon. As a teacher, he has been a faculty member for eight years with the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, teaches Acting with Power at Stanford University Design School, and currently heads the San Francisco branch of Seydways Studios, one of the city's premier acting studios.
This workshop is only open to paid-up SAG-AFTRA members in good standing — no guests are allowed. Parents/guardians of performers under 18 years old are welcome. SAG-AFTRA members, please bring your membership card (paid through April 30, 2019) for admittance.