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Arvind Krishna slickr392 (at) live (dot) com
Find Arvind on Facebook Nothing specific but a very general feedback of my road from being a person who would abstain himself from initiating a casual chat with someone (anyone), who turned into to a gregarious folk. Like really, give me a chance to talk and at times, and I
Abhishek Krishnagiri Amarnath abhishekka8589 (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Abhishek on Facebook L2 is a journey within you. I literally went into various time zones of my life, I cried, laughed, got angry, and became sad. Yes everything and every emotion were true. This is what Baba made us to go through. L2 was like a roller coaster
Vidya Mathews vidya (dot) mathews (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Vidya on Facebook From the word ‘GO’ till the moment Ratan said your L2 is completed…Phew!!! the journey was better than a roller coaster ride !!! After my L1 grading I thought I had understood some bits of acting… ‘Jokes’(dialogue from “strangers”) … Day 1 of Level 2 pulled
Rushi Joshi rjforbarcelona at gmail dot com
Find Rushi on Facebook It’s not a workshop- it’s life changing in every aspect. I still remember about the day before my L1 started; I was like I shouldn’t expect much from this course and try to give my 100%. But what a grand journey it has been. I had
Abisek Purkaystha uriaheap (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Abhisek on Facebook Hi All , The MAC (Misfit Actors Code) clearly states that everything should have a beginning middle and an end. Beginning: A 33 year old confused soul enters the Misfit studio to break his inhibitions and enrolls for L1. Middle: He fights his inhibitions (fighting …
Nieil Sancheti nieilsancheti (at) yahoo (dot) com
Find Nieil on Facebook Dear Ratan I finally did it. After putting it off for many years, I finally enrolled for an acting class, did my Level 1, and completed it. Then……Level 2. Looking back, enrolling myself to do the Level 2 was one of the craziest things I ever did.
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Amber Sinha ambersinha07 (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Amber on Facebook As the year draws to a close, a glance back at the highs and lows is in order. While this has been a very eventful year for me, what with starting work, running a house for the first time, writing more than I have ever done
Apurv Anand – on Week 6
I am enjoying the revisit of level 2. The process of acting is becoming even more clear, the outcome is obviously me going to a better level and delivering better performance. In Thursday’s class, the highlight for me was the ease with which we can create a character, by picking up
Nieil Sancheti nieilsancheti (at) yahoo (dot) com
Find Nieil on Facebook Dear Ratan I finally did it. After putting it off for many years, I finally enrolled for an acting class, did my Level 1, and completed it. Then……Level 2. Looking back, enrolling myself to do the Level 2 was one of the craziest things I ever did.
Anusha Prakash anusha96prakash (at) gmail (dot) com
Find Anusha on Facebook Dear Ratan, Here is my long pending (after much procrastination) feedback of the brilliant Misf!t course(s) I was fortunate to be a part of. Level 1 : Excitedly we climbed up four floors to the studio on May 3rd 2015, the interview day at 1:45 PM
Urmila
While the Beginner’s batch kept the acting at a more fun level, stressing more on projection and focusing on comedy scripts with humorous portrayals of characters with regional accents, the Advanced batch was all about internalizing. It was about being ‘In the Moment’ and doing an in-depth analysis of the
Ravali T ravali (dot) chetty (at) gmail.com
Find Ravali on Facebook A lot of people may not know this, but I was a very reserved person for a long time. It was just a select bunch of people in my life to whom I used to open up to. Being social and spontaneous was not my scene.





