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Welcome to Classesandworkshops.com, an independent educational program now in our 11th year of offering fun, affordable non-credit classes and workshops in Seattle. Most of our classes are held on the University of Washington campus.
Classes starting in May and June:
- Tuesday May 21: Intermediate Acting (4 week)
- Sun. May 26: Drawing in Ink! (1-day workshop)
- Sat. June 2: Drawing in 1, 2 and 3-Point Perspective! (1-day)
- Saturday June 8th: Learn to Draw in a Day (1-day class)
- Sat. June 8: Watercolor for absolute beginners (1-day)
- Sun. June 9: Learn Acrylic Painting in a Day! (1-day)
- Thurs. June 13th: Auditioning workshop (1-day class)
- June 24th: eCommerce1: Save money buying online
Classes starting in July:
- Monday July 8: Figure Drawing (4 week class)
- Monday July 8: Drawing Faces! (4 week class)
- Tuesday July 9: Beginning Acting Tues. class! (4 weeks)
- Tuesday July 9: Video Editing using Premiere Pro! (3 wk.)
- Wed. July 10: WordPress: Make a Web Page (3 weeks)
- Wed. July 10: Beginning Stand Up Comedy (4 weeks)
- Thursday July 18: Writing Short Stories (5 week class)
- Wednesday, July 17: Painting the Beach (5 weeks)
- Wed. July 17: Start Writing Your Screenplay! (5 weeks)
- Saturday July 20: Let’s Make a Movie! (5 weeks)
- Saturday July 20: Drawing for Absolute Beginners (4 week)
- Saturday July 20: Crash Course in Filmmaking (5 weeks)
- Sunday July 21: Cartooning (4 weeks)
- Sunday July 21: Learn Photoshop in 3 weeks! (section 1)
- Sunday July 21: Acrylic Painting (4 weeks)
- Sunday July 21: Beginning Acting Sunday section (4 weeks)
- Wed. July 24: Start Writing Your Novel! (5 weeks)
- Wed. July 24: Screenwriting (5 weeks)
- Thursday July 25: Fiction Writing (5 weeks)
For classes in August, October & November, CLICK HERE
BEGINNING ACTING
…I want to thank you for inspiring me to follow me dreams. I left Washington. I am down in California. I have started a television production company and I auditioned for a Harley Davidson Commercial yesterday as an actor. Everything is moving at light speed…and in a positive direction. It all started with you in that classroom at the U of W. – Robert C., Hollywood
DRAWING AND PAINTING CLASSES
Thanks for taking some time before the class to help me figure out which class I should take. You weren’t just trying to “sell” me a class, you helped me find the one that would be a good next step for me. – M.J. (Seattle)
OK CHORALE
I just wanted to say “thank you” for the way that you offer participation in the OK Chorale in such an informal and relaxed manner (no tryouts, no performance costumes, no long-term commitment), and to tell you that I thoroughly enjoyed my time with the group this Winter quarter. It had been many years since I had sung music in this way, and even longer since I had to learn several new songs within a confined period of time, and your welcoming spirit made the process easy. – Cheryl
FILMMAKING
…I didn’t have the chance to say goodbye to the other students and to thank you. I just want to thank you for the (crash course in filmmaking) classes. I never learned so much over a short period of time and remembered it. You wasted no time on the non-essentials. I greatly appreciate the fact that you were very receptive to everyone’s questions. Your experience, dedication, and passion for film making made this a fantastic learning experience for me. I want you to know that taking this class has truly made a difference for me. I lost the fear to shoot and produce films. It has given me the knowledge and skills I was seeking and the confidence I need to step into film making. I have to tell you — you are an incredible teacher! I cannot thank you ENOUGH! I’ll definitely recommend this class to all my friends. Thanks so much for the highly engaging and inspiring class.- J. Vega
TODAY’S FEATURED CLASSES!
Class 5010: Writing fiction and short stories
In this Seattle writing class, students will learn about the elements of short story writing, get practice coming up with stories of their own, and more. You’ll also learn how to copyright your writings, strategies for getting published, and ways to make money as a writer.
Now registering for SUMMER QUARTER 2013:
When: Thurs. 7:30 pm-9:30 pm, July 18-August 15 (five meetings)
Where: University of Washington campus (Seattle branch)
Tuition: $125 - For more information, click here »
To SIGN UP NOW, click the TAKE CLASS icon below.
- General Public: $125 tuition + $10 reg fee = $135
- UW Students (current ID): $120 tuition + $5 reg fee = $125
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