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Subhasis Deb
Life is very beautiful because it gives you a lot of opportunities to work on why|how|what you want to be in life. I started by choosing why i wanted to become an actor and then came the how. Around then only one of my friends told me about misfit, an
Amit Ranjan Sahu
Find Amit on Facebook Everything has a purpose. Every decision you take has a reason. What was my reason for joining MiSF!T? ‘Why do you want to join Level1?’ This was the obvious question that I was asked during my interview. I had two answers back then. And I
Lakshmi Narasimhan
To sum it up in short and simple words: ‘Level 1 Course was a great learning experience!’ One of my biggest learnings from after having gone through it was that one cannot become a actor overnight or after attending a weekend crash course. Like with any art form, acting has
Belliraj
I have quite a few problems for acting-one being inhibition, another being me not having great memory. But somehow I joined to test myself. First few classes, I was a bit anxious. But soon I was making a lot of progress. Each class was a gradual and steady progression with more aspects of
Ian
My name is Ian and I’m in the latest L1 batch of Misfit. Always been procrastinating until the urge to join in became strong enough to overcome my ‘better’ senses. Decided to give a feedback before Thakore saheb starts pestering for it once again I must say that Ratan has
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Krishma
1>It really boosted my ability to face an audience and was great for confidence building. 2>Choosing and dramatizing characters was loads of fun. It was a great way to enhance power of observation. 3>It was a good experience interacting with people from different age groups/very diverse areas of interest. 4>Team
Indu N indu4arts at gmail dot com
Find Indu on FB MISF!T is a place where you learn to respect Acting and Actors and everything that’s around you. If you are joining MISF!T just to learn some techniques to act, kindly look for some other place and you are in a wrong world. MISF!T is for someone
Gowtham Anesh gowthamanesh (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Gowtham on Facebook Dear Ratan, I was in two minds (‘to join’ and ‘not to join’), on November 1st morning, just before starting from my home to outlaw studio for the MISFIT interview. But now I appreciate myself for choosing the right option i.e. joining MISFIT acting classes. I
Selvaramesh P p (dot) selvaramesh (at) gmail.com
Find Selva on Facebook Dear Baba, Sorry for delay in feedback. I’m a Software engineer and passionate on Photography, Cinematography and Film Making. Had worked around 10 short films as Cinematographer, editor and poster design. Curious to understand what’s going on with actors and joined MISF!T Level 1 course. Few
Niraj Kasar niraj910 (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Niraj on Facebook Hello sir, L1 for me has been a hell of a ride. I enjoyed all the exercises. Starting from face exercises to improvisation. I learnt a great deal in this course, but the most learning phase has been the last one. I learnt how to work
Devanand Mahakud devanandmahakud (at) gmail (dot) com
Acting is a spiritual quest to touch Human beings hence I Believe Theatre is the firm Foundation to become a Good Actor. Observation, Imagination, Projection, Improvisation, stage movement, Voice Modulation, Body Language, Creating the characters’ background, Understanding the purpose of every action and Finding the Actor’s magic are the few




