Radionica istražuje odnos između glumačkog procesa, improvizacije i mentalnog zdravlja. Kroz niz praktičnih vježbi sudionici razvijaju svijest o vlastitim emocijama, empatiju prema drugima te sposobnost scenskog izražavanja kroz improvizaciju. Rad se temelji na tjelesnim i emocionalnim vježbama, individualnim i grupnim improvizacijama te zajedničkom stvaranju kratkih scenskih situacija.
Tijekom trodnevnog rada polaznici će postupno razvijati improvizirane scene inspirirane osobnim i društvenim temama, koje će na kraju radionice predstaviti publici. Poseban naglasak stavlja se na međusobno slušanje, podršku u procesu rada i razvijanje osjetljivosti prema kolegama u umjetničkom i obrazovnom okruženju.
Radionica potiče emocionalnu iskrenost na sceni, kreativnu slobodu, kolektivno stvaranje te razvija improvizacijske vještine i razumijevanje psiholoških tema kroz kazališni rad. Sudionicima je za sudjelovanje potrebno ponijeti otvorenost, strpljenje i dječju radost igre.
Milica Šćepanović je crnogorska glumica iz Podgorice. Rođena u Podgorici 18.09.1995.godine u petočlanoj porodici. Osnovne studije završila na Fakultetu dramskih umjetnosti na Cetinju u klasi prof. Branimira Popovića, a master studije na Fakultetu dramskih umetnosti u Beogradu u klasi prof. Marije Milenković. Trenutno je suradnica u nastavi na FDU na Cetinju, na studijskom programu Gluma.
Tokom karijere ostvarila je brojne uloge u kazalištu, filmu i televiziji. Igrala u svim kazalištima na teritoriju Crne Gore. Dobitnica je dvije nagrade: za najbolju žensku ulogu u filmu “Praskozorje”, na festivalu Filmski front i za najbolju bravuru na festivalu MAKADO u predstavi “Kako postati žena kojoj se sve prašta”.
Sudjelovala je u raznim međunarodnim programima i radionicama, među kojima su Sarajevo Talent’s i REacting as a star u Sloveniji. Članica je Udruženja glumaca Crne Gore. Pozajmljuje svoj glas za prvu aplikaciju u Crnoj Gori za audio knjige – Abook.
Stvara izvaninstitucionalne kazališne i filmske forme. Radi u slobodno vrijeme u školi glume sa djecom. Ponosna borkinja za prava žena i životinja!
ENG
The workshop explores the relationship between the acting process, improvisation and mental health. Through a series of practical exercises, participants develop awareness of their own emotions, empathy towards others, and the ability to express themselves on stage through improvisation. The work is based on physical and emotional exercises, individual and group improvisations, and the collective creation of short stage situations.
During the three-day workshop, participants will gradually develop improvised scenes inspired by personal and social themes, which will be presented to the audience at the end of the workshop. Special emphasis is placed on listening to one another, supporting each other in the creative process, and developing sensitivity towards colleagues within artistic and educational environments.
The workshop encourages emotional honesty on stage, creative freedom, collective creation, and develops improvisational skills while fostering an understanding of psychological themes through theatrical work. To participate, attendees are encouraged to bring openness, patience and the childlike joy of play.
Milica Šćepanović is a Montenegrin actress from Podgorica. She was born in Podgorica on 18 September 1995 into a family of five. She completed her undergraduate studies at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Cetinje in the class of Prof. Branimir Popović, and her master’s studies at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Belgrade in the class of Prof. Marija Milenković. She is currently a teaching associate at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Cetinje, in the Acting programme.
During her career she has performed numerous roles in theatre, film and television, appearing in theatres throughout Montenegro. She is the recipient of two awards: Best Actress for the film Praskozorje at the Filmski Front Festival, and Best Performance at the MAKADO Festival for the play How to Become a Woman Who Is Forgiven Everything.
She has participated in various international programmes and workshops, including Sarajevo Talents and REacting as a Star in Slovenia. She is a member of the Association of Actors of Montenegro. She has also lent her voice to the first audiobook application in Montenegro, Abook.
She creates independent theatrical and film projects and, in her free time, teaches acting to children. She is a proud advocate for the rights of women and animals.