Cherie Gil is teaching a 6-day acting masterclass and how would you like to join?

Cherie Gil teaching an acting class? Best believe it.

The incredible actress just announced an acting masterclass beginning July 7, posting her syllabus on Instagram Sunday. Open to people 18 years old and above, the acting masterclass will be conducted over Zoom.

"I’ve always aspired that one day, I would pass on what I’ve learned from the years I’ve been in the industry of show and performance," she began.

Through the help of mentors and teachers, as well as playing myriad of characters, "I have been able to finally articulate and weave my own personalized syllabus," Cherie wrote. 

 

 

 

 

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UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL I’ve always aspired that one day, I would pass on what I’ve learned from the years I’ve been in the industry of show and performance. Through the many characters I have had the privilege of portraying , along with having amazing mentors and teachers along the way, I have been able to finally articulate and weave my own personalized syllabus. Open to all ages 18 and up, who wish to unlock the creator in them. It would be my honor and a privilege if you were to be a part of my very first online masterclass! To register : click link in my bio

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Jun 27, 2020 at 11:40pm PDT

The 6-day program sounds comprehensive enough. From finding inspiration through acting, to exploring the "instrument from deep within," to discovering and understanding the "good" kind of ego, Cherie has it covered.

In an earlier post, several celebrities like Barbie Forteza, Chynna Ortaleza, Mylene Dizon have already expressed excitement at the prospect of learning from one of the best in the industry.

In case you wanna learn how to gracefully but pointedly splash water on another's face — the way Cherie iconically did as Lavinia Arguelles in "Bituing Walang Ningning — we suggest you try this out. Register here. 

By the way, this is for the benefit of Save our Schools Network. — LA, GMA News