ENNEAGRAM WORKSHOPS WITH JUDITH SEARLE
GREAT MOVIES, GREAT BOOKS AND THE ENNEAGRAM A fresh perspective on the nine basic human personality styles Los Angeles: September 18-19, 2010 New York City: October 16-17, 2010 (Workshops meet Saturday & Sunday 9:30 am - 6:30 pm)
Writers use it for character development: creating credible character arcs and character-driven plot twists that seem both inevitable and surprising. Actors find it helpful for deepening characterizations and making the "type casting" that is so prevalent in the entertainment industry actually work for them. Directors, producers, casting directors, literary and talent agents and others in the entertainment industry also benefit from understanding the variations in human temperaments. Lawyers use the Enneagram for jury selection. Psychotherapists and counselors use it to deepen their work with clients Managers use it for team building, conflict resolution and leadership development. Educators use it to better understand the variety of learning and teaching styles. Parents use it to gain insight into their children's needs and problems. Extensive film clips illustrating males and females of each type make this seminar an easy and enjoyable way to learn the nine basic human styles. Each participant receives a 120-page workbook with excerpts from 18 novels illustrating the interior process for a male and a female of each type. Cost: $175
*** GREAT WRITING AND GREAT ACTING: AN ENNEAGRAM PERSPECTIVE DATES: Los Angeles, CA: March 27, 2010 New York City: April 17, 2010 This one-day workshop includes three segments: 1) "Shakespeare and the Enneagram," featuring film clips of three of the tragedies: Othello (Sexual 8), King Lear (Self-preservation 2) and Hamlet (Social 6). The film examples illustrate how the character arcs for each of these tragic heroes follow the Enneagram arrows for their type. 2) "Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility," featuring clips from the film and readings from the book. This segment focuses on the two principal female characters, their types and the types of the acresses who portray them in the film. There is also discussion of Austen's inclusion of all nine Enneagram styles in her cast of characters. 3) "Enneatype Casting in Films" features nine star actors, each of whom has been nominated for at least two Oscars playing his or her home type. Clips from two films for each actor illustrate how playing their home type gives their performances depth and authenticity.
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