Lapac Us Catalog Vf.1.23.15.1

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Table of Contents

Philosophy ……………………………………………………… 3

Degree & Certificate Programs ……………………. 4

Associate Degree in Acting ……………….……… 5

Associate Degree in Screenwriting …….…… 7

Acting Certificate …………………………….…..….. 9

Screenwriting Certificate …………..….….…… 11

Directing Certificate .............................…..... 13

ESL Certificate …………………………..……….…… 15

Program Costs …………………………………….……… 17

Application And Registration ……………………. 18

Alliances ……………………………………………………. 19

Testimonials ………………………..……………………… 20


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“To

be an exceptional artis t ,you must first know and be yoursel f ."

~Natalia Lazarus

Philosophy

For more than 18 years, this quote has expressed the quintessential element of individuality, the philosoph

of LAPAC is based upon.

LAPAC provides a nurturing environment in which the artist is trained to create, explore, and develop a tru

confidence, filled with spontaneity, emotional depth, and abundant imagination. Individual programs are

designed to enhance concentration, promote self-discipline, and support emotional freedom to deliver

outstanding skills for the film, television, and theatre industries.

LAPAC Programs

Associate Degree Fine Arts


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THE ASSOCIATE OF OCCUPATIONAL SCIENCE FINE ARTS: ACTING

The Associate Degree in Fine Arts - Acting at LAPAC is designed to train the actor in a formal academicsetting and offers a variety of techniques that allow the expression of emotional truth in every performance.The actor will receive a well-rounded education from the classic, to the contemporary, to the avant-garde, propelling them to chameleon-like performances for the stage and screen.

Goals and Objectives of the Associate Degree in Acting

To complete a formal, well-rounded, comprehensive degreed program tailored to the actor.

To achieve fluency in the techniques of American acting: Meisner, Adler, Strasberg, Chekhov,Hagen, and Yale School of Drama, placing the actor in an echelon above all others.

To realize mastery of our signature program, The Entertainment Keys to Success ™, giving the actorthe necessary edge in the creation of character, in the world of auditions, and effectivecommunication with colleagues in the work place.

To provide solid film and television acting techniques, setting the groundwork for careers on thescreen.

To develop the actors’ physical and vocal instruments, ensuring careers with longevity, depth, anddiversity.

To realize the ultimate goal for the acting student: to behave moment to moment, spontaneously,truthfully, emotionally, and with imagination all at the same time so that the actor is grounded and prepared to develop character work from a real place.

To benefit from technical and professional support from faculty, through structured learning, andinsights from fellow alumni, only available from a degree granting institution.

Graduates will become accomplished in voice, speech, movement, on-camera experiences, live performances, and acting techniques. The Conservatory also places a strong emphasis on on-stage and production experience through in-house productions.


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GENERAL EDUCATION CORE 24 credits ACTING ELECTIVES 8 cred

HISTORY OF THEATRE G110

2 creditsCHARACTER ACCENT & DIALECTS

Pre-Requisite A221

A222

2 credi

HISTORY OF FILMG111

2 creditsON CAMERA DYNAMICS

Pre-Requisite A141

A340

1.5 credGENRES IN FILM

G150

2 credits

MYTH IN MOVIES & THE CREATIVEPROCESS

G1602 credits

SCENE STUDY

Pre-Requisite A101, or A201, or A203, or

A204

A3041.5 cred

VOICE AND SPEECH KEYG121

2 credits

SCRIPT ANALYSIS & BREAKDOWNG220

2 credits

INTRODUCTION TO SHAKESPEAREG205

2 credits

VOICE OVER TECHNIQUE

Pre-Requisite A142

A3201.5 cred

DEFINING THE SCREENPLAYG201

4 credits

INTRO TO SANFORD MEISNER

TECHNIQUE

G101

4 credits

LAUNCHING YOUR FILM CAREER

G301

2 credits ADVANCED COMMERCIAL TECH.Pre-Requisite A142

A3211.5 cred

ACTING CORE 40 credits

INTERMEDIATE SANFORD MEISNER

TECHNIQUE

Pre-Requisite C101

A102

4 credits

HOSTING & INDUSTRIALS

Pre-Requisite A142

A322

1.5 cred

ADVANCED SANFORD MEISNER

TECHNIQUE

Pre-Requisite A102

A103

4 credits

SKETCH COMEDY A3821.5 cred

STAND-UP COMEDY TECHNIQUE A383

2 crediTHE ACTOR’S INSTRUMENT KEY

A131

2 credits INSIDE FILM & TV COMEDY

Pre-Requisite A141

A384

1.5 credFUNDAMENTALS OF IMPROVISATION

A121

2 credits

VOICE & GENERAL AMERICAN

SPEECH Pre-Requisite A121

A122

2 credits

PHYSICAL COMEDY TECHNIQUE A3852 credi

WRITING THE SHORT FILM S121

2 crediAUDITION FOR FILM & TELEVISION

A1411 credits WRITING THE FEATURE FILM S201

2 crediBOOKING THE COMMERCIAL A142

1 credit WORKING WITH ACTORS

Pre-Requisite THREE FULL TERMS

D120

2 crediAN EXPLORATION INTO THE LEE

STRASBERG TECHNIQUEA201

4 credits

CHEKHOV ACTING TECHNIQUEA202

4 credits THE REHEARSAL PROCESS


D121

2 credi

THE FOUNDATION OF THE STELLAADLER TECHNIQUE A2034 credits STAGING THE SCENE


D122

2 crediSTANDARD SPEECH & TEXT

Pre-Requisite A121 & A122

A221

2 credits

MOVEMENT STYLES Pre-Requisite A131A232

2 credits

PLAY PRODUCTION Pre-Requisite TWO

FULL TIME TERMS

A190

4 credits

ACTORS GRADUATION SHOWCASE

Pre-Requisite FIVE FULL TIME TERMS

A290

4 credits

MINIMUM DEGREE REQUIREMENTS: 72 CREDITS

GENERAL EDUCATION CORE: 24 CREDITS

ACTING CORE: 40 CREDITS

ELECTIVES : 8 CREDITS

MINIMUM GPA REQUIREMENT FOR GRADUATION : 2.5


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THE ASSOCIATE OF OCCUPATIONAL SCIENCE IN FINE ARTS:

SCREENWRITING

The Associate Degree in Fine Arts - Screenwriting at LAPAC is a structured process of training that

exposes each student to the essential aspects of this unique form of writing.

Goals & Objectives of the Associate Degree in Screenwriting

To complete a formal, well-rounded, comprehensive degreed program tailored to the screenwriter.

From the history of cinema and the basics of storytelling, to the art of dialogue and story structure,each student will have an opportunity to embrace every aspect of the screenwriting process and will be guided through that process by seasoned professionals.

The students will learn the basic tools and requirements for good screenwriting, and througha series of exercises and assignments, will explore each tool repeatedly until mastery becomes second nature.

Filmmaking is a highly collaborative medium and the collaboration begins with the development of agood script.

Besides acquiring the necessary skills and tools to write a compelling script, students at LAPAC are

also trained in the essential skills of communication and collaboration.

To benefit from technical and professional support from faculty, through structured learning, andinsights from fellow alumni, only available through a degree granting institution.


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GENERAL EDUCATION CORE 24 credits SCREENWRITING ELECTIVES 8 Credit

HISTORY OF THEATRE G110

2 creditsINTERMEDIATE SANFORD MEISNER

TECHNIQUEPRE-REQUISITE : C101

A102

4 credits

HISTORY OF FILM G111

2 credits AUDITION FOR FILM & TELEVISION A141

1 creditsGENRES IN FILM G1502 credits

MYTH IN MOVIES& THE

CREATIVE PROCESS

G160

2 credits

AN EXPLORATION INTO THE LEE

STRASBERG TECHNIQUEA201

4 credits

VOICE AND SPEECH KEYG121

2 credits THE FOUNDATION OF THE STELLA

ADLER TECHNIQUEA202

4 credits


2 credits

WORKING WITH ACTORSPRE-REQUISITE : C101 & C150

D120

2 creditsINTRODUCTION TO SHAKESPEARE

G205

2 credits

DEFINING THE SCREENPLAYG201

2 credits INTRO TO SANFORD MEISNER

TECHNIQUEG101

4 credits THE REHEARSAL PROCESS D121

2 creditsLAUNCHING YOUR FILM CAREER

G301

2 credits

STAGING THE SCENEPRE-REQUISITE : C101 & C150

D122

2 creditsSCREENWRITING CORE 40 credits

WRITING THE SCENE S111

4 credits VISUAL ELEMENTS OF CINEMAD390

2 credits

WRITING DIALOGUE S112

4 credits

SYNOPSIS, TREATMENT &

OUTLINESPRE-REQUISITE : G201

S120

4 credits

WRITING THE SHORT FILMPRE-REQUISITE : G201

S121

4 credits

THE ART OF ADAPTATION S340

2 credits

WRITING THE FEATURE FILMPRE-REQUISITE : G201 & S120

S201

4 credits

WRITING THE FEATURE FILM S202

4 credits

WRITING THE FEATURE FILM S203

4 credits

MINIMUM DEGREE REQUIREMENTS: 72 CREDITS

GENERAL EDUCATION CORE: 24 CREDITS

SCREENWRITING CORE: 40 CREDITS

ELECTIVES : 8 CREDITS

MINIMUM GPA REQUIREMENT FOR GRADUATION: 2.5


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ACTING CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

This program was created to allow those not seeking a formal degree to attend and benefit from a highlyskilled, professional staff and faculty through carefully tailored classes in acting. This program allows domesticand international students, the possibility of an American/Hollywood experience without having to invest thetime and money necessary for a two year degree.

Goals and Objectives of the Acting Certificate Program

To offer the basic standard techniques of American acting: Meisner, Adler, Strasberg,Chekhov, Hagen and Yale School of Drama in one location.

To have access to segments of our signature program, The Entertainment Keys to Success™,which offer actors the necessary edge in the creation of characters, in the world of auditions,and effective communication with colleagues in the work place.

To provide a meaningful introduction to film, television, and theatre acting techniques,

setting the groundwork for careers in Hollywood, Broadway, Bollywood, the West End inLondon and other world class venues.

To provide an introduction to the actors’ physical and vocal instruments for the reduction ofaccents, setting the platform for a rewarding career.

To support the acting student through this specialized training that allows them to be in tunewith themselves, their emotions, and their imaginations, providing them with the skills andconfidence necessary for more advanced character work.


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ACTING CORE 360 HoursON CAMERA DYNAMICS

PRE-REQUISITE : A141

A340

30 Hours

INTRODUCTION TO THE

SANFORD MEISNER TECHNIQUE

G101

60 hoursON CAMERA DRAMAPRE-REQUISITE : A141

A341

30 Hours

GENRES IN FILMG150

30 hours

SCENE STUDYPRE-REQUISITE : C101, A201, A202, A203

or A204

A304

30 Hours

VOICE & SPEECH KEY G12130 hours

INTRODUCTION TO SHAKESPEAREPRE-REQUISITE : THREE FULL TIMETERMS

G20530 Hours

SCRIPT ANALYSIS &

BREAKDOWN

G220

30 hoursVOICE OVER TECHNIQUE


A32030 Hours

LAUCHING YOUR FILM CAREERG301

30 hours

ADVANCED COMMERCIAL

TECHNIQUEPRE-REQUISITE : A142

A321

30 Hours

INTERMEDIATE SANFORD

MEISNER TECHNIQUEPRE-REQUISITE : C101

A102

60 hoursHOSTING & INDUSTRIALS


A322

30 Hours

ADVANCED SANFORD MEISNERTECHNIQUE


A103

60 hours

FUNDAMENTALS OF

IMPROVISATION

A12130 Hours

AUDITION FILM & TELEVISIONA141

30 hoursSKETCH COMEDY

A382

30 Hours

BOOKING THE COMMERCIALA142

30 hoursSTAND UP COMEDY TECHNIQUE

PRE-REQUISITE : A141 A383

30 Hours

INSIDE FILM AND TV COMEDYA384

30 Hours

ACTING ELECTIVES 150 hoursTECHNIQUE OF PHYSICAL

COMEDYA385

30 Hours

HISTORY OF THEATREG110

30 HoursWRITING THE SHORT FILM

S121

30 Hours

HISTORY OF FILMG111

30 HoursWRITING THE FEATURE FILM

S201

30 Hours

MYTH IN MOVIES & THECREATIVE PROCESS

G16030 Hours

WORKING WITH ACTORSPRE-REQUISITE : 3 FULL TIME TERMS

D12030 Hours

VOICE & GENERAL AMERICAN

SPEECHPRE-REQUISITE : A121

A122

30 HoursTHE REHEARSAL PROCESS

PRE-REQUISITE : 3 FULL TIME TERMS

D121

30 Hours

THE ACTOR’S INSTRUMENT A131

30 HoursSTAGING THE SCENE

PRE-REQUISITE : 3 FULL TIME TERMS

D122

30 Hours

EXPLORATION INTO THE LEESRASBERG TECHNIQUE

A20160 Hours

CHEKHOV ACTING TECHNIQUEA202

60 Hours

THE FOUNDATION OF STELLA

ADLER TECHNIQUE

A203

60 Hours

STANDARD SPEECH & TEXTPRE-REQUISITE : A121 & A122

A221

30 Hours

CHARACTER ACCENTS &

DIALECTSPRE-REQUISITE : C101

A222

30 Hours

MOVEMENT STYLESPRE-REQUISITE : A131

A23230 Hours

PLAY PRODUCTIONPRE-REQUISITE : TWO FULL TIME

TERMS

A190

90 Hours

MINIMUM CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS: 510 HOURS

ACTING CORE: 360 HOURS

ACTING ELECTIVES: 150 HOURS

GPA REQUIREMENT FOR CERTIFICATE: 2.5


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SCREENWRITING CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

This program was created to allow those not seeking a formal degree to attend and benefit from a highly skilled, professional staff and faculty through carefully tailored classes in screenwriting. This program allows domesticand international students, the possibility of an American/Hollywood experience without having to invest the

time and money necessary for a two year degree.

Goals and Objectives for the Screenwriting Program

To facilitate for writers an effective and expressive journey by helping them to discover their personalconnection to the work.

To give writers the necessary tools that will bring expression and life to their writing in a structured,iterative manner.

To learn the demanding art form of screenwriting in which the writer must learn to compress the complex

world of their story and characters into a lean and concise written document.

To teach the screenwriter how to tap into his or her own personal experiences, and mold them with thedemands of the story and genre in which they are working.

The creation of at least two finished short and/or feature film scripts.

Exposure to specialized courses in dialogue and genres.

To prepare each student for a higher level of achievement with an iterative process that will exposethem to the essential aspects of this unique form of writing.

To learn the basic tools and requirements of good screenwriting through a series of exercises andassignments.

To have access to segments of our signature program, The Entertainment Keys to Success™ , which provide writers the necessary edge in the creation of characters, in the art of pitching, and effectivecommunication with colleagues in the work place.

This program is also designed as a finishing school for writers who want to focus on the writer’s process aswell as develop a better understanding of script analysis and breakdown, character development, and an

exploration into the psychological dark and bright side of characters, the visual aspects of cinema, and an indepth study into the “business” aspects of screenwriting.


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SCREENWRITING CORE360

hours

GENRES IN FILMS341

30 hours

THE ART OF ADAPTATIONS340

30 hours


30 hours

LAUNCHING YOUR FILM CAREERG301

30 hours

DEFINING THE SCREENPLAY S101

60 hours

SCREENWRITING ELECTIVESAny350

hours

INTRODUCTION TO THE SANFORD

MEISNER TECHNIQUE

C10160 hour

HISTORY OF THEATREG110

30 hour

HISTORY OF FILMG111

30 hour

MYTH IN FILM & THE CREATIVEPROCESS

G21030 hour

WRITING THE SCENES111

60 hour

WRITING DIALOGUES112

60 hour

WRITING THE SHORT FILMPRE REQUISITE : S101

S12160 hour

WRITING THE FEATURE FILMPRE REQUISITE : S201

S20360 hour


S20460 hour


TECHNIQUEPRE REQUISITE : C101

A10260 hour

SYNOPSIS TREATMENT & OUTLINESPRE REQUISITE : S101

S12060 hour

WRITING THE FEATURE FILM PRE REQUISITE : S101 & S120

S20160 hour

WRITING THE FEATURE FILMPRE REQUISITE : S101 & S120

S20260 hour

AUDITION FOR FILM & TELEVISIONA141

30 hour

EXPLORATION INTO

LEE STRASBERG TECHNIQUEA201

60 hour

WORKING WITH ACTORSPRE REQUISITE : C101 & C150

D12030 hour

THE REHEARSAL PROCESSPRE REQUISITE : C101 & C150

D12130 hour

STAGING THE SCENE PRE REQUISITE : C101 & C150

D12230 hour

VISUAL ELEMENTS OF CINEMAD390

30 hour

MINIMUM CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS: 510 HOURS

SCREENWRITING CORE: 360 HOURS

SCREENWRITING ELECTIVES: 150 HOURS



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DIRECTING CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

The Directing Program at LAPAC is designed for the director who is in need of communication and technicaltools to effectively bring out the desired performances from actors, as well as staging, blocking, and rehearsaltechniques. Many film schools focus on the technical aspects of the camera but neglect the Actor’s Language

and Process, we fill that gap.

Goals and Objectives for the Directing Program

To learn to tell each story in a personal, passionate, and accomplished manner in the complex high-tech form, which takes the script to the screen.

This program is designed as a pre-cursor to the technical elements of filmmaking or as a finishing schoolfor directors who have already mastered the technical and want to focus on the actor’s process.

To understand the tools of script analysis and character development.

To focus on an exploration into the psychological dark and bright sides of characters.

To provide in depth study into the “business” aspects of filmmaking.

To learn the visual aspects of cinema.

To embrace the art of film directing and be guided by seasoned professionals.

To exercise and explore each tool repeatedly, to achieve mastery.

To train in the essential skills of communication, collaboration, and conflict resolution.


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DIRECTING CORE360

hoursINTRODUCTION TO THE SANFORD

MEISNER TECHNIQUE

G10160 hours


30 hours

GENRES IN FILMS341

30 hours

MYTH IN FILM & THE CREATIVE

PROCESSG210

30 hours

LAUNCHING YOUR FILM CAREERC301

30 hours

WORKING WITH ACTORS

D120

30 hours

THE REHEARSAL PROCESS D121

30 hours

STAGING THE SCENE D122

30 hours

VISUAL ELEMENTS OF CINEMAD390

30 hours

WRITING THE SHORT FILMS121

30 hours

DIRECTING ELECTIVES

Any

150hours

HISTORY OF THE THEATREG110

30 hour

INTERMEDIATE SANFORD MEISNERTECHNIQUE

PRE REQUISITE : C101

A10260 hour

AUDITION FOR FILM & TELEVISIONA141

30 hour

EXPLORATION INTO THE LEE

STRASBERG TECHNIQUE

A20160 hour

THE FOUNDATION OF STELLA

ADLER TECHNIQUE

A20360 hour

WRITING THE SCENES111

60 hour

WRITING DIALOGUES112

60 hour

SYNOPSIS TREATMENT &

OUTLINESPRE REQUISITE : S101

S12060 hour

WRITING THE FEATURE FILMPRE REQUISITE : S101 & S120

S20160 hour


S20360 hour


S20460 hour


TECHNIQUE

PRE REQUISITE : C101

A10260 hour

MINIMUM CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS: 510 HOURSDIRECTING CORE: 360 HOURS

DIRECTING ELECTIVES: 150 HOURS



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ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

The ESL Program at LAPAC is designed for any individual seeking to learn English as a SecondLanguage. We provide the unique twist of applying methods from film, television, and stage acting, to better aid the individual in delivery, tone, style, physical appearance, gestures, body language, andconfidence, regardless of their field of interest. In addition, our ESL Program is tailored to suit thespecific needs of future actors, screenwriters, and directors by uniquely filling the language gap thatwill allow them to pursue performing arts careers in English speaking countries.

Goals & Objectives of the ESL Certificate Program

To provide an iterative process of training that will expose ever more difficult levels of Englishreading, writing, vocabulary, speech, and comprehension.

To support students learning and using English with a career in the performing arts.

To support students learning and using English in other fields like: business, politics,communications, advertising, or just sheer pleasure.

To expose students to the culture, environment, and professionals in the performing arts.

To provide the opportunity to be more comfortable in, and better understand, the performingarts field.

To apply the strengths of the performing arts field: confidence, articulation, projection,appearance, to any field.

To better integrate International students to the American culture and society by living, studyin

and training in the United States.

To have access to colleagues and fellow students, both American and International, creatingtrust, friendships, and enhancing collaborations which may be crucial career developments foran ESL student.


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ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

Any portions may be taken as needed by students in this non-degree program. However, to earn aCertificate of Completion, a minimum of 100 hours of instruction must be completed on-campus and aTOEFL score of 45 (IBT) / IELTS 5.0 must be achieved. Approximately 1 year of full time attendanceis required to earn a Certificate of Completion for a student with little or no training in the Englishlanguage.

AMERICAN HEADWAY

STARTER

ESL I

100 hours

ADVANCED ESLPRE-REQUISITE : Students enrolling in this

section must have completed and passed ESLSection I, or must have tested for entry at this

level

ESL VI

100 Hours

AMERICAN HEADWAY LEVEL 2PRE-REQUISITE : Students enrolling in thissection must have completed and passed ESLSection I, or must have tested for entry at this

level

ESL II100 Hours

ADVANCED ESLPRE-REQUISITE : Students enrolling in thissection must have completed and passed ESL

Section I, or must have tested for entry at thislevel

ESL VII100 Hours

AMERICAN HEADWAY LEVEL 3PRE-REQUISITE : Students enrolling in thissection must have completed and passed ESL

Section II, or must have tested for entry atthis level

ESL III

100 Hours

CONVERSATION AND WRITINGPRE-REQUISITE : Students enrolling in thissection must have completed and passed ESL


ESL VIII

100 Hours


Section III, or must have tested for entry atthis level

ESL IV100 Hours

VOICE AND SPEECHPRE-REQUISITE : Students enrolling in thissection must have completed and passed ESLSection I, or must have tested for entry at this

level

ESL IX100 Hours


Section IV, or must have tested for entry atthis level

ESL V100 Hours

GRAMMAR REVIEWPRE-REQUISITE : Students enrolling in thissection must have completed and passed ESL


ESL X100 Hours


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Associate of Occupational Science in Fine Arts

Acting or Screenwriting (2 years, 6 quarters)

$ 24,480.00 $ 16,000.00

$ 28,800.00

Acting Certificate Program (4 quarters or 8 quarters) ESL (English as a Second Language)

$ 13,500.00$ 16,000.00

Screenwriting Certificate Program (1 year, 3 quarters) International Bridge ESL Intermediate

$ 11,985.00 + Acting Program$ 14,500.00

Directing Certificate Program (1 year, 3 quarters) International Bridge Acting Program

What is needed to apply to LAPAC’s Programs:

Complete the application form

Two letters of recommendation

A Headshot / A Photograph

A Resume

Copy of your passport

An essay : “ Why I want to study at the Conservatory? ”

For Degree Programs:

o Your highschool and university diplomas. (if applicable) o Official transcripts from each institution.

International students: TOEFL Score of 450. ( N/A if going into ESL Program)

Pay $150.00 Application Fee

In addition, depending on the program, please submit:

Acting Program : 3-5 minute acting reel

Directing Program : 5-7 minute reel of something shot or directed by the applicant;

or a 5-7 page creative writing sample Screenwriting Program : 5-7 pages of creative writing sample

Registration:Receive Conservatory Acceptance Letter

Pay Tuition

Pay $100.00 Registration Fee

Receive I-20

Fill out your visa application and prepare the visa file

Schedule your appointment at the American Embassy for approval of your F1 Visa


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LAPAC Alliances

& Places around the world where our workshops have been held


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TESTIMONIALS

"CEO Natalia Lazarus is a visionary and LAPAC has left animprint on my life. I learned how to develop my characters on a deeper level.”

Leslie GarzaGood Guys Finish Last, Bobby Fisher Live, Dark Crossing, Action Hero

"LAPAC CEO, Natalia Lazarus has changed my life. She effectively blends

acting, directing, and writing techniques with compassion, love for what shedoes, and utmost grace."

Ken JeongDoctor turned Hollywood ActorThe Hangover 1,2,3, Knocked Up, Role Models, All About Steve, Transformers 3,

Community (NBC), Penguins Madagascar

“LAPAC’s classes are wonderful. The teachers are good leaders providing

direction that is exciting, fun, and full of discovery.”

Tsuyoshi Ihara Letters from Iwo Jima, Corações Sujos,13 Assassins, Ninja, Retribution


20/22

“LAPAC's Faculty is filled with passionate and

diligent artists. The courses on directing, writing, andacting have tremendous impact and knowledge…

truly enlightening".

Teresa Ruiz Major Crimes, Gang Related, A Gringo Hoenymoon, Año Bisiesto, Producer - 2010

Cannes Camera d’Or Winner; Bordertown, Viaje Redondo, Las Mujeres de Pancho

Villa

“I credit my time at LAPAC for helping me book my first national

commercial and getting that elusive Taft-Hartley! Thank you for

designing such a great program, I am forever grateful for my training

at your school.”

Davy Cheng

It’s a match, The Whole Knowing, Oh Hell

“Like everything else in life, acting is a learned skill. Anyone can learn

this skill as long as they have excellent coaching. Hollywood is filled with

over 500 coaches of all types of styles and methods. I tried many classes

until finding out about Natalia and LAPAC. If you want to grow like you

never have before and push yourself to become your best, LAPAC is it.”

John OberlanderActor


21/22

“The LA Peforming Arts Conservatory gave me a tool to discover who I

am in real life and where I need to go to find the personality of any role

that I will be playing. I ‘found myself’ with the course, and I now know mytrue potential. My experience with the LA Performing Arts Conservatory

was something that I never had before.”

Luis Aracena Murder Book, Tabloid,Reckless, Down for Life, Heist, Berverly Hills, Chihuahua

“Thanks to The L.A Peforming Arts Conservatory, for everything. I loved

your classes, and you cannot imagine how it has served me, but i want

more! Hope to come back soon.”

Sylvia Campos La picara Soñodora, Mi Querida Isabel, Un Rostro en mi Pasado

“The LA Performing Arts Conservatory is truly one of the finest schools.

What they teaches here, will not only help you in those fields, but also in

your interpersonal skills in life and in business. Highly, highly,recommended.”

Einar Tregg RustadActor


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Los Angeles Performing Arts Conservatory

1404 3rd Street Promenade Santa Monica, CA 90401

USA

(310) 656-8070laconservatory.com

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