Use this\nopportunity to brush up on your figure drawing skills in a relaxed\nenvironment. All s kills welcome.
All skill levels welcome. This\nclass is offered Wed s\, Oct 4 &\; 18 and Nov 1 &\; 15\, 6:30–8:30pm.\nAttend as many s essions as you like!
Dates are subject to\nchange.
Use t his\nopportunity to brush up on your figure drawing skills in a relaxed\ne nvironment. All skills welcome.
All skill levels welcome. This\ncla ss is offered Weds\, Oct 4 &\; 18 and Nov 1 &\; 15\, 6:30–8:30pm.\ nAttend as many sessions as you like!
Dates are subject to\ncha nge.
Enjoy a glass of\nwine as you tour the exhibition with The Center’s curators and gallery\nguid es. The Unreliable Narrator considers the power of the\nnarrator who may not be trustworthy: a storyteller who misleads\, or perhaps\nmisun derstands the events unfolding in the course of a story\, or asks the\nrea der to construct their own narrative structure as they read a book\,\nwatc h a play or film\, or look at a work of art. How do we know when we can\nb elieve the story we’re being told? (DATE CHANGE: Please\nn ote this evening exhibition tour date has changed from the originally\npub lished date of Oct 19) Part of The Center’s BIG IDEA\nproj ect The Unreliable Narrator\, Sep 1–Nov 24\, 2017. Visual Arts\ nResidency for The Unreliable Narrator is generously sponsored by \nJennifer E. Wilson.
Enjoy a glass of\nwine as you tour the exhibition with The Center’s curators and gallery\nguides. The Unreliable Narrator considers the power of the\nnarrator who may not be trustworthy: a storyteller who misleads\, or perhaps\nmisunderstands the events unfolding in the course of a story\, or asks the\nreader to construct their own narrative structure as they re ad a book\,\nwatch a play or film\, or look at a work of art. How do we kn ow when we can\nbelieve the story we’re being told? (DATE CHANGE: Please\nnote this evening exhibition tour date has changed from th e originally\npublished date of Oct 19) Part of The Center ’s BIG IDEA\nproject The Unreliable Narrator\, Sep 1–Nov 24\, 2017. Visual Arts\nResidency for The Unreliable Narrator is gene rously sponsored by\nJennifer E. Wilson.
Nuts! is a feature length documentary about Dr.\nJohn Romulus Brinkley\, an eccentric genius who built an empire in\nDepression-era America with a goat testicl e impotence cure and a million\nwatt radio station. Using animated reenact ments\, interviews\, archival\nfootage\, and a hilariously unreliable narr ator\, Nuts! traces\nBrinkley’s rise from poverty and obscurit y to the heights of celebrity\,\nwealth and influence in Depression-era Am erica.
Along the way\, he\ntransplants tens of thousands of goat te sticles\; amasses an enormous\nfortune\; is (sort of) elected Governor of Kansas\; builds the world’s\nmost powerful radio station\; invents junk mail\, the infomercial\, the\nsound-truck and Border Radio\; hosts some e pic parties\; and annoys the heck\nout of the establishment\, until finall y his audacious actions force the\nfederal government to create regulation s to stop him. How he does it\, and\nwhat happens when it all comes crashi ng down\, is the story\nof Nuts!
(DATE CHAN GE: Please note this film\ndate has changed from the originally published date of Oct 19. This film\nwill be shown DOWNSTAIRS in the screening rooms at the Magic Lantern at\n7:30pm)
Part of T he Center's BIG IDEA\nproject The Unreliable Narrator.
Running time 79\nminutes.
Nuts! is a feature length documentary about Dr.\nJohn Romulus Brinkl ey\, an eccentric genius who built an empire in\nDepression-era America wi th a goat testicle impotence cure and a million\nwatt radio station. Using animated reenactments\, interviews\, archival\nfootage\, and a hilariousl y unreliable narrator\, Nuts! traces\nBrinkley’s rise from pov erty and obscurity to the heights of celebrity\,\nwealth and influence in Depression-era America.
Along the way\, he\ntransplants tens of tho usands of goat testicles\; amasses an enormous\nfortune\; is (sort of) el ected Governor of Kansas\; builds the world’s\nmost powerful radio stati on\; invents junk mail\, the infomercial\, the\nsound-truck and Border Rad io\; hosts some epic parties\; and annoys the heck\nout of the establishme nt\, until finally his audacious actions force the\nfederal government to create regulations to stop him. How he does it\, and\nwhat happens when it all comes crashing down\, is the story\nof Nuts!
< strong>(DATE CHANGE: Please note this film\ndate has changed from the orig inally published date of Oct 19. This film\nwill be shown DOWNSTAIRS in th e screening rooms at the Magic Lantern at\n7:30pm)
Part of The Center's BIG IDEA\nproject The Unreliable Narrator .
Running time 79\nminutes.
Use this\nopportunity to brush up on your figure drawing skills in a relaxed\nenvironment. All s kills welcome.
All skill levels welcome. This\nclass is offered Wed s\, Oct 4 &\; 18 and Nov 1 &\; 15\, 6:30–8:30pm.\nAttend as many s essions as you like!
Dates are subject to\nchange.
Use t his\nopportunity to brush up on your figure drawing skills in a relaxed\ne nvironment. All skills welcome.
All skill levels welcome. This\ncla ss is offered Weds\, Oct 4 &\; 18 and Nov 1 &\; 15\, 6:30–8:30pm.\ nAttend as many sessions as you like!
Dates are subject to\ncha nge.
Dig up the\nextraordin ary moments from your so-called “ordinary” life to hone the\nconcepts and connections that make stories ring with truth\, power\, insight\nand h umor! Matthew Melton will walk you through the steps to creating an\nengag ing true story based on personal experience so that you can present\nyour most authentic self to the world. Workshop participants are encouraged\nto attend a public storytelling performance on November 9.
Matthew\nM elton got his start as a Theater Arts major at Boise State University and\ nlater moved to Charlotte\, North Carolina\, where he studied improv/sketc h\ncomedy under Second City alumnus Keli Semelsburger while working with t he\nCarolina Actors Studio Theater. He later moved to L.A. and performed i n\nvarious national commercials\, web series\, repertory theater\, childre n’s\ntheater\, and sketch comedy troupes while studying film acting with Alex D\n’Lerma’s Cinema Gym of North Hollywood. Upon his return to Id aho in\n2012\, Matthew started the Actors Workout with a few local film\np rofessionals in order to facilitate deliberate on-camera practice and\npro vide guidance based on his experience for filmmakers interested in\nopport unities to sharpen their skills when they aren’t on set.
For\nmor e information regarding Story Story Night please visit their website at\n< a href=\"http://www.storystorynight.org/\">www.storystorynight.org.
\nPart of The Center’s BIG IDEA project The Unreliable\nNarrator \, Sep 1–Nov 24\, 2017.
This workshop takes place\nThursday October 26\, 5:30pm- 8:30pm.
Dig u p the\nextraordinary moments from your so-called “ordinary” life to ho ne the\nconcepts and connections that make stories ring with truth\, power \, insight\nand humor! Matthew Melton will walk you through the steps to c reating an\nengaging true story based on personal experience so that you c an present\nyour most authentic self to the world. Workshop participants a re encouraged\nto attend a public storytelling performance on November 9.< /p>
Matthew\nMelton got his start as a Theater Arts major at Boise Stat e University and\nlater moved to Charlotte\, North Carolina\, where he stu died improv/sketch\ncomedy under Second City alumnus Keli Semelsburger whi le working with the\nCarolina Actors Studio Theater. He later moved to L.A . and performed in\nvarious national commercials\, web series\, repertory theater\, children’s\ntheater\, and sketch comedy troupes while studying film acting with Alex D\n’Lerma’s Cinema Gym of North Hollywood. Upon his return to Idaho in\n2012\, Matthew started the Actors Workout with a few local film\nprofessionals in order to facilitate deliberate on-camera practice and\nprovide guidance based on his experience for filmmakers inte rested in\nopportunities to sharpen their skills when they aren’t on set .
For\nmore information regarding Story Story Night please visit th eir website at\nwww.storystory night.org.
\nPart of The Center’s BIG IDEA project The Unr eliable\nNarrator\, Sep 1–Nov 24\, 2017.
This workshop takes place\nThursday October 26\, 5:30pm- 8:30pm.
In this two-day\nworks hop\, find out how to dig up the extraordinary moments from your\nso-calle d “ordinary” life\, and develop the concepts and connection that\nmake stories ring with truth\, power\, insight\, and humor. We will walk you\n through the steps to help you develop an engaging true story based on\nper sonal experience so you can present your most authentic self to the\nworld . Workshop students are encouraged to attend a public storytelling\nperfor mance on November 9.
Matthew Melton got his start as a Theater\nArt s major at Boise State University and later moved to Charlotte\, North\nCa rolina\, where he studied improv/sketch comedy under Second City alumnus\n Keli Semelsburger while working with the Carolina Actors Studio Theater. H e\nlater moved to L.A. and performed in various national commercials\, web \nseries\, repertory theater\, children’s theater\, and sketch comedy tr oupes\nwhile studying film acting with Alex D ’Lerma’s Cinema Gym of N orth\nHollywood. Upon his return to Idaho in 2012\, Matthew started the Ac tors\nWorkout with a few local film professionals in order to facilitate\n deliberate on-camera practice and provide guidance based on his experience \nfor filmmakers interested in opportunities to sharpen their skills when\ nthey aren’t on set.
This two-day workshop takes place on October \n28th &\; 29th from 10am-4pm daily.
For more information regard ing\nStory Story Night please visit their website at www.storystorynight.org .
\nPart of The Center’s BIG IDEA project The Unreliable\nNarrator\, Sep 1–No v 24\, 2017
In th is two-day\nworkshop\, find out how to dig up the extraordinary moments fr om your\nso-called “ordinary” life\, and develop the concepts and conn ection that\nmake stories ring with truth\, power\, insight\, and humor. W e will walk you\nthrough the steps to help you develop an engaging true st ory based on\npersonal experience so you can present your most authentic s elf to the\nworld. Workshop students are encouraged to attend a public sto rytelling\nperformance on November 9.
Matthew Melton got his start as a Theater\nArts major at Boise State University and later moved to Char lotte\, North\nCarolina\, where he studied improv/sketch comedy under Seco nd City alumnus\nKeli Semelsburger while working with the Carolina Actors Studio Theater. He\nlater moved to L.A. and performed in various national commercials\, web\nseries\, repertory theater\, children’s theater\, and sketch comedy troupes\nwhile studying film acting with Alex D ’Lerma’ s Cinema Gym of North\nHollywood. Upon his return to Idaho in 2012\, Matth ew started the Actors\nWorkout with a few local film professionals in orde r to facilitate\ndeliberate on-camera practice and provide guidance based on his experience\nfor filmmakers interested in opportunities to sharpen t heir skills when\nthey aren’t on set.
This two-day workshop takes place on October\n28th &\; 29th from 10am-4pm daily.
For more i nformation regarding\nStory Story Night please visit their website at www.storystorynight.org .
\nPart of The Center’s BIG IDEA project The Unreliable\nNarrator< /em>\, Sep 1–Nov 24\, 2017
In this two-day\nworks hop\, find out how to dig up the extraordinary moments from your\nso-calle d “ordinary” life\, and develop the concepts and connection that\nmake stories ring with truth\, power\, insight\, and humor. We will walk you\n through the steps to help you develop an engaging true story based on\nper sonal experience so you can present your most authentic self to the\nworld . Workshop students are encouraged to attend a public storytelling\nperfor mance on November 9.
Matthew Melton got his start as a Theater\nArt s major at Boise State University and later moved to Charlotte\, North\nCa rolina\, where he studied improv/sketch comedy under Second City alumnus\n Keli Semelsburger while working with the Carolina Actors Studio Theater. H e\nlater moved to L.A. and performed in various national commercials\, web \nseries\, repertory theater\, children’s theater\, and sketch comedy tr oupes\nwhile studying film acting with Alex D ’Lerma’s Cinema Gym of N orth\nHollywood. Upon his return to Idaho in 2012\, Matthew started the Ac tors\nWorkout with a few local film professionals in order to facilitate\n deliberate on-camera practice and provide guidance based on his experience \nfor filmmakers interested in opportunities to sharpen their skills when\ nthey aren’t on set.
This two-day workshop takes place on October \n28th &\; 29th from 10am-4pm daily.
For more information regard ing\nStory Story Night please visit their website at www.storystorynight.org .
\nPart of The Center’s BIG IDEA project The Unreliable\nNarrator\, Sep 1–No v 24\, 2017
In th is two-day\nworkshop\, find out how to dig up the extraordinary moments fr om your\nso-called “ordinary” life\, and develop the concepts and conn ection that\nmake stories ring with truth\, power\, insight\, and humor. W e will walk you\nthrough the steps to help you develop an engaging true st ory based on\npersonal experience so you can present your most authentic s elf to the\nworld. Workshop students are encouraged to attend a public sto rytelling\nperformance on November 9.
Matthew Melton got his start as a Theater\nArts major at Boise State University and later moved to Char lotte\, North\nCarolina\, where he studied improv/sketch comedy under Seco nd City alumnus\nKeli Semelsburger while working with the Carolina Actors Studio Theater. He\nlater moved to L.A. and performed in various national commercials\, web\nseries\, repertory theater\, children’s theater\, and sketch comedy troupes\nwhile studying film acting with Alex D ’Lerma’ s Cinema Gym of North\nHollywood. Upon his return to Idaho in 2012\, Matth ew started the Actors\nWorkout with a few local film professionals in orde r to facilitate\ndeliberate on-camera practice and provide guidance based on his experience\nfor filmmakers interested in opportunities to sharpen t heir skills when\nthey aren’t on set.
This two-day workshop takes place on October\n28th &\; 29th from 10am-4pm daily.
For more i nformation regarding\nStory Story Night please visit their website at www.storystorynight.org .
\nPart of The Center’s BIG IDEA project The Unreliable\nNarrator< /em>\, Sep 1–Nov 24\, 2017