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Goal 1
Learn a new acting technique
I have been studying the Meisner technique for the past 5 years and I haven’t explored many other strategies. Camp will be a wonderful opportunity to explore new techniques. I can talk to my instructors and read acting books to find new techniques that interest me.

Goal 2
Read a Play
Many of the plays I have read in the past have been classical (Shakespeare etc) I want to expand my knowledge to other lesser known contemporary plays. I can go to bookstores and find plays by local authors. I think this will make me a better actor and a better writer.

Goal 3
Write a script
I have written one play before and the process of creating it challenged me as an actor and opened me up

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