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Hareesh Mothi mba dot hareesh at gmail dot com
Find him on FB Hi Baba Good morning. We are already missing you and the time we spend together. Would love to meet you this week if it works for you and spend some time. Have written my experience at theatre and hope it’s appropriate. My friends suggested theatre to
Sruthi Veeraraghavan sruthivrag at gmail dot com
Find her on FB Dear Baba, Sorry I took some time to write this feedback and send it, but the previous one I had tried writing a few days back sounded a lot like the definition of drama you had given on the first day. Below is an honest, from-the-heart
Shashank Singh shashu dot singh11sept at gmail dot com
Find Shashank on FB Review aapko bheja nhi tha abhi tak uske liye sorry ๐ Review:- If you want to develop as an actor or just wanna know about the roots of acting this theatre institute is highly recommended. i joined misfit so that i could get an idea about
ankita pathak pathakankita01 at gmail dot com
Find Ankita on FB Dear Baba, It took me 5 years to join L1, but after completing that I was very sure that I want to join L2. With all the warnings that it won’t be same or fun as L1, I was little nervous but very much excited about
Avishek Mitra mitra dot avishek22 at gmail dot com
Find Avishek on FB Dear Sir, Before sharing my feedback, I would like to thank you for allowing me to pursue this course. I wasn’t able to make it to the interview process and I’m immensely grateful you understood my situation back then. I have been overjoyed by your conduct
Nikky Jha nikky dot jh at gmail dot com
Find Nikki on FB Misfit, the course ended too soon, but has the journey come to it’s end? That I am unsure about. Everyone enters misfit for a reason, some to overcome their fear, some to learn more about acting, some to gain confidence, and some to get one more
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Sunny Jiandani sunje (at) sify (dot) com
ย Find Sunny on Facebook Dear Ratan Sir, Hope this mail finds you well. This mail is regarding the feedback that was requested from us, i.e actors from batch 27. Phew! I dunno where to begin. The methods & methodology of teaching at MISF!T, are quite unconventional. But acting/theater being a
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
Manjunath manju dot hunk6293 at gmail dot com
Find Manju on FB Hi Baba,I joined the course with lot of doubts whether I’ll be able to learn it or will I enjoy during the course. But after joining I enjoyed all the 5weeks(level1-batch38) of classes. Grading play was of good experience, it was great to perform in front
Pooja Sukhija psukhija (at) hotmail (dot) com
I joined this class with a lot of hesitation, anticipation of what it might turn out to be.. part of me would get excited, part of me would feel so uncomfortable at the thought of joining this course that I wanted to run away. But my apprehensions were laid
Vamsi Krishna
As Peter Norvig delineates beautifully in http://norvig.com/21-days.html, nothing can be mastered in one month, and this one month acting workshop is no different. Nevertheless, importantly it does set the path on the right note, because, techniques taught (also, in a way, understanding motivations/background for these techniques) in this workshop not
Varun
Find Varun on google I came in as a student with questions in my mind wandering out of my head, it has become like a family closely connected to myself. “I truly understood the essence of purpose in acting for its effervescentย nature.” ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ Such mechanical definitions are quite unworthy to





