MasterClass

Épisode 1 - Introduction

6 mai 2015

Your instructor, James Patterson—currently the best-selling author in the world—lets you know what he has planned for your class and what you'll need to learn to start writing your own best-sellers.

Épisode 2 - Passion + Habit

6 mai 2015

Getting into the proper mindset is an essential first step to writing a best-seller. This lesson explores James's secrets for staying focused, productive, and motivated.

Épisode 3 - Raw Ideas

6 mai 2015

How do you recognize a great idea? How do you figure out if it's worthy of your effort? James spells out the techniques he uses to generate his ideas and then separate the good ones from the less compelling ones.

Épisode 4 - Plot

6 mai 2015

With the right plot, your reader won't be able to stop turning the pages. In this lesson, James measures out his unique approach to developing plot lines that keep readers wanting more.

Épisode 5 - Research

6 mai 2015

For James, conducting in-depth research not only makes his writing better, it also boosts his credibility with his readers. Find out when and how James conducts his research and how he incorporates it into his writing in a thoughtful way.

Épisode 6 - Outlines: Part 1

6 mai 2015

James' secret weapon is a comprehensive outline. Learn how he sets himself up for a fast and successful first draft. No matter what, don't skip this lesson!

Épisode 7 - Outlines: Part 2

6 mai 2015

James has never shown the outline for his best-seller Honeymoon to anyone (not even his publisher) until now. Follow along with the outline provided in your Class Workbook as James further explains his process.

Épisode 8 - Writer's Block

6 mai 2015

Even when you've written as many books as James has (76 best sellers and counting), there's still nothing scarier than staring at the blank page. Here's how to conquer those fears.

Épisode 9 - Creating Characters

6 mai 2015

From Alex Cross to Michael Bennett, James has mastered the art of creating complex and memorable characters. Hero to villain, learn how to make your character stay with your reader well beyond the last page.

Épisode 10 - First Lines

6 mai 2015

Grab your reader's attention quickly and make them hold on for dear life. James shares his tips for getting your reader hooked from the very first line.

Épisode 11 - Writing Dialogue

6 mai 2015

Dialogue should always push the story forward. Listen to James explain a few common dialogue pitfalls and easy ways to avoid them.

Épisode 12 - Building A Chapter

6 mai 2015

James is well known for his numerous short and snappy chapters. Learn how he propels the reader through the book with an outline as his roadmap.

Épisode 13 - Writing Suspense

6 mai 2015

The secret to suspense is...

Épisode 14 - Ending The Book

6 mai 2015

We've all read great books with terrible endings. Of the infinite possible endings, learn how James chooses the right one.

Épisode 15 - Editing

6 mai 2015

James is liberal with a red pen; his editing is key to keeping the reader engaged. Learn how to trim the fat with our interactive editing assignment.

Épisode 16 - Working With A Co-Author

6 mai 2015

When does James decide to use a co-author and is it a true collaboration? In this lesson, we meet two of his most trusted co-authors who share their process for making a collaboration truly successful.

Épisode 17 - Getting Published

6 mai 2015

Author of 76 best-sellers and holder of the Guinness World Record for the first person to sell over 1 million eBooks, James knows a thing or two about getting published. In this lesson he shares what he's learned.

Épisode 18 - Book Titles And Covers

6 mai 2015

Readers do judge books by their covers. What should they think about yours?

Épisode 19 - Marketing The Patterson Way

6 mai 2015

Before publishing his first book, James was an executive at a top ad agency in New York. Find out what James learned from his time in advertising and how he used it to change the book marketing game.

Épisode 20 - Hollywood

6 mai 2015

What happens when Hollywood takes an interest in your story? Sit back and listen as James shares the best and worst moments from his time on the set.

Épisode 21 - Personal Story

6 mai 2015

Every master begins as a student. James shares his long, winding path to becoming the world's best-selling author.

Épisode 22 - Closing

6 mai 2015

You've been given the tools to help write your next book. Now what?

Épisode 1 - Introduction

30 janvier 2014

Meet your instructor, Usher Raymond IV. In this chapter, Usher shares what you'll take away from his MasterClass, and why he's excited for you to start your journey.

Épisode 2 - Getting Started

30 janvier 2014

It's time to take the first step. Usher shows you how to find opportunities to perform, use social media to grow your audience, and leaves you with your first class assignment.

Épisode 3 - Gathering Inspiration

30 janvier 2014

Creativity is fueled by inspiration. Find out about the unexpected places Usher gathers his inspiration and how to expand your own library of references.

Épisode 4 - Applying Inspiration

30 janvier 2014

What's the difference between imitation and inspiration? Watch as Usher shows you how to take favorite elements from gathered inspiration, and apply it to your future performances.

Épisode 5 - Singing

30 janvier 2014

If you're a performer, your voice can be your most important instrument. Learn how to identify and expand your range, warm up your voice, and take care of it pre and post performance.

Épisode 6 - Dancing

30 janvier 2014

Mastering dance is all about discovering your own style. Usher explains how interpretation and individuality are the keys to a captivating dance performance. And yes, it involves a lot of practice.

Épisode 7 - Acting

30 janvier 2014

All performers are actors. Usher shares techniques he mastered through years of trial and error so that you don't have to learn the hard way. At the end of this lesson you'll learn how to discover new parts of your personality with his creative assignment.

Épisode 8 - Preparing For Live Performances

30 janvier 2014

If you stay ready, you don't have to get ready. From pre-show rituals, rehearsal techniques and mindful meditation, Usher shares how he preps himself for exhilarating live performances.

Épisode 9 - Captivating An Audience

30 janvier 2014

Capture your audience's heart. Follow Usher as he shares his best tips on how to read a room, trust your instincts, and win over the crowd. He also breaks down one of the hardest performances of his life.

Épisode 10 - Showtime

30 janvier 2014

There's no such thing as perfect. Even superstars run into hurdles. If you aren't committed from the moment you walk on stage to the moment you walk off, the audience will know. Usher highlights the importance of perseverance, and what it means to put on a flawless show.

Épisode 11 - Performance Review

30 janvier 2014

Usher walks you through his latest tour performances at London’s O2 Arena. If you missed his last world tour, you won’t want to miss this chapter.

Épisode 12 - Collaboration

30 janvier 2014

Working with others isn't always easy. In this chapter, Usher guides you through his approach to collaboration, including insights into his work with artists such as David Guetta and Alicia Keys.

Épisode 13 - Creating A Personal Brand

30 janvier 2014

Usher breaks down his secrets to branding success so you can create your personal brand. From social media to sex appeal, Usher shares the tools you'll need to set yourself apart.

Épisode 14 - Mental Toughness

30 janvier 2014

The road to yes is paved with a thousand no's. Learn how to navigate the pitfalls that line the path to success, and build the inner drive to lead you on your own journey.

Épisode 15 - Usher's Career Journey

30 janvier 2014

Discover the Usher you've never seen before. Follow his life story, and get exclusive insight into one of entertainment's most successful careers, spanning over 25 years.

Épisode 16 - Final Thoughts

30 janvier 2014

Usher leaves you with the most important takeaways from his MasterClass. He's given you his teachings. Now it's time to put them to work.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

30 janvier 2014

Annie Leibovitz's iconic photographs have appeared in museums, books, and magazines from Vanity Fair to Rolling Stone—and now she’s your instructor. In introducing her class, Annie reflects on her career and the power of telling stories with photography.*

Épisode 2 - Portrait Photography

30 janvier 2014

Annie discusses portraiture and photojournalism, and what makes portrait photography so compelling for her as a medium. Learn why Annie loves the photo series and why a single image cannot truly "capture" a person.*

Épisode 3 - Creating Concepts

30 janvier 2014

Annie breaks down her process for developing imaginative and creative concepts for her photo shoots, sharing examples from Tess Gallagher, Amy Schumer, Keith Haring, Whoopi Goldberg, and more.*

Épisode 4 - Working With Light

30 janvier 2014

Annie discusses her philosophy around photography equipment, working with natural light, and the value of keeping your lighting kit small.

Épisode 5 - Studio vs. Location

30 janvier 2014

Annie talks about her approach to studio photography, her strong preference for shooting on location, and the role of environment in her portraiture.

Épisode 6 - Working With Your Subject

30 janvier 2014

Annie shares how she approaches working with a subject for a photo shoot, including refuting the popular notion that it's a photographer's responsibility to put a subject at ease.

Épisode 7 - Case Study: Angels in America Photoshoot for Vogue Magazine

30 janvier 2014

Enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at Annie's photoshoot for Vogue magazine, where she captures the cast of Angels in America. Watch her and her team set up the photoshoot, effect her concept, and show the way she works with her subjects.

Épisode 8 - Photographing People Who Are Close to You

30 janvier 2014

Annie discusses why your family and loved ones may be your best photography subjects and what opportunities come from photographing subjects who are close to you.

Épisode 9 - Looking Back at Your Work

30 janvier 2014

Annie discusses the importance of self-reflection and explains why it's so important for every photographer to look back at their work.*

Épisode 10 - The Technical Side of Photography

30 janvier 2014

In this chapter, Annie shares how she approached transitioning from film to digital, and what starting out in the dark room can teach you. Annie also shares her perspective on focus and sharpness—and how above all else it's the content that matters.

Épisode 11 - Student Sessions

30 janvier 2014

Annie sits down with students from her alma mater, the San Francisco Art Institute, to critique their work and share her own approach to core principles of photography.

Épisode 12 - Case Study Part 1: Photographing Alice Waters

30 janvier 2014

Annie brings you inside a photo shoot with the renowned chef Alice Waters. Learn how Annie built the concept for the photos, conducted research, and prepared for the shoot.

Épisode 13 - Case Study Part 2: Digital Post-Production

30 janvier 2014

Annie gives you an exclusive look into her digital post-production process, and shares her thoughts about what it means to be a photographer and creative artist.

Épisode 14 - Photographic Influences

30 janvier 2014

Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert Frank, Alfred Stieglitz, and Richard Avedon—Annie introduces us to the photographers who have inspired her, sharing the personal lessons she has derived from their work.*

Épisode 15 - The Evolution of a Photographer

30 janvier 2014

Learn how Annie’s artistic journey impacted her evolution as a photographer—from the inspiration of family photos to the San Francisco Art Institute and Rolling Stone. *Lessons marked with an asterisk contain images with nudity.

Épisode 1 - Introduction - Focus and Desire

4 mai 2015

Whether you’re a beginner or a budding champion, Serena Williams can teach you how to improve your game on and off the court.

Épisode 2 - Groundstrokes I

4 mai 2015

Consistency is key in tennis. Experience the drills Serena’s father ran for her as a kid—drills she still runs every day as a pro.

Épisode 3 - Mastering Groundstrokes

4 mai 2015

Master baseline play with advanced footwork, backhand and troubleshooting techniques that Serena uses to challenge any opponent.

Épisode 4 - Controlling The Court

4 mai 2015

Serena teaches you how to turn defense into offense, when to anticipate and react, and how to open up the court for easy winners.

Épisode 5 - Mental Toughness

4 mai 2015

Serena Williams believes that tennis is 70% mental. Learn how to dig deep in tough situations from a player known for impossible comebacks.

Épisode 6 - Advanced Net Play

4 mai 2015

Serena rarely comes to the net, but when she does, she makes it count. Learn proper approach, volley, and smash techniques.

Épisode 7 - Training Like a Pro

4 mai 2015

The average women’s professional tennis match lasts two hours, but Serena trains to play all-out for four. Here she reveals her tips for staying in top shape, her pro drills, and how to keep it fun while putting in the hard work.

Épisode 8 - Preparing for Game Day

4 mai 2015

Serena starts a big match before she even steps out onto the court. Learn the physical and mental routines that take Serena to the Grand Slams over and over again.

Épisode 9 - Making Of A Winner

4 mai 2015

Serena’s run of titles is otherworldly, but it all started with goals, heroes, and a lot of practice.

Épisode 10 - Mastering The Serve

4 mai 2015

Serena’s serve is legendary. Weaponize your serve as Serena teaches you the mechanics that power 128mph of pure genius.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

29 août 2015

Meet Christina—your new vocal coach. Begin your training as Christina asks you to throw away your rule book and shares what she has planned for your class.

Épisode 2 - Christina's Inspiration

29 août 2015

Christina learned the secrets of powerful performances from music legends like Billie Holiday and Nina Simone. Learn how to gather inspiration, tap into your emotions and embrace your flaws to better connect with your audience.

Épisode 3 - Warming Up

29 août 2015

Your vocal cords are like any other muscle—you must stretch and warm them up before a performance. Let Christina walk you through the vocal warmups and exercises she uses to get ready for the show.

Épisode 4 - Protecting Your Voice

29 août 2015

Your voice is an instrument. Learn to protect it as Christina talks about the top three things to avoid, adjusting to different environments, and cures to heal a strained voice.

Épisode 5 - Range

29 août 2015

Expand your vocal range with Christina. Learn her secrets for nailing those high notes and building your range. Use the Range Finder tool at the end of the lesson to put into practice what you've learned.

Épisode 6 - Student Sessions: Pop Style

29 août 2015

Through Christina's student critique, you will learn how changing your vocal placement and posture can add new dimension to your performance.

Épisode 7 - Student Sessions: Simplify

29 août 2015

Watch as Christina coaches a student on projection, and reveals a vocal technique that allows you to emotionally connect with your listeners.

Épisode 8 - Student Sessions: Rock Style

29 août 2015

Learn the techniques Christina uses to achieve her gritty style on songs like Fighter. Through her critique of a pop vocalist, Christina demonstrates how grit and attitude can transform a performance from pop to rock.

Épisode 9 - Diction

29 août 2015

Throw away your idea of sounding perfectly polished and learn how to use diction and enunciation to tell a story.

Épisode 10 - Mastering Vocal Techniques

29 août 2015

Harmony. Belting. Vibrato. Slides. Master these vocal techniques as Christina breaks them down for you step-by-step.

Épisode 11 - Playing With Textures and Tones

29 août 2015

Christina demonstrates how to use different textures and tones, from gritty growl to haunting sadness, to emotionally charge a performance.

Épisode 12 - Duets Part 1: Rehearsal Prep

29 août 2015

Master creating an unforgettable duet as Christina teaches you what to look for in a duet partner, how to perfect your timing, and how to navigate the rehearsal process.

Épisode 13 - Duets Part 2: Perfecting the Performance

29 août 2015

Learn to perfect duets. In this lesson Christina breaks down the pitch, timing and emotion you'll need to captivate an audience with your partner.

Épisode 14 - The Beat

29 août 2015

Learn how to develop your inner-rhythm and experiment with beat to reinvent a performance. Watch Christina play with beat and tempo to breathe new life into Say Something and Aint No Other Man.

Épisode 15 - Live Microphones

29 août 2015

Christina shows you how to own the live mic. Learn the microphone techniques to create an incredible performance in any sized venue, anywhere.

Épisode 16 - Studio Microphones

29 août 2015

Mic check. Christina breaks down the difference between live performance and studio time, as well as the microphone techniques she's perfected over her career. Then, get a rare glimpse into the recording booth as you watch Christina perform her iconic song 'Beautiful'.

Épisode 17 - Performance Anxiety

29 août 2015

Every singer gets performance anxiety, including Christina. Learn how to deal with your nerves and center yourself before a show.

Épisode 18 - Singing It Live

29 août 2015

Christina teaches you her approach to turning a studio performance into an engaging live performance. Watch her let loose on 'Fighter' and learn her tricks for pumping up an audience.

Épisode 19 - Overcoming Mistakes

29 août 2015

If you sang the wrong lyrics of the National Anthem at the Super Bowl, how would you recover? Christina reflects on the most difficult mistakes of her career and how to overcome them.

Épisode 20 - Advice for Artists

29 août 2015

Christina shares her wisdom around finding yourself as an artist, ignoring the haters, and adjusting to the life of a successful artist.

Épisode 21 - Self-Expression

29 août 2015

Learn how to use your art to express your voice and challenge the opinions of those around you, while staying within your comfort zone. Christina challenged the norms of sexuality and shame with her music. What will you talk about with yours?

Épisode 22 - Christina's Journey

29 août 2015

Christina reflects on her career journey and shares with you the most important lessons she's learned along the way.

Épisode 23 - Closing

29 août 2015

Take the next step. Learn from Christina how to own the difficult moments and continue following your dreams.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

2 février 2016

Meet your new instructor, a self-taught filmmaker who's made films on all seven continents. Are you ready to become a 'soldier of cinema'?

Épisode 2 - Teach Yourself Storytelling: Watch Films

2 février 2016

Werner teaches you the importance of careful film analysis by deconstructing the opening scene of Viva Zapata, starring Marlon Brando.

Épisode 3 - Teach Yourself Storytelling: Read

2 février 2016

If you want to master storytelling, don't just watch movies. Werner explains why reading is key to becoming a great filmmaker and shares passages from his mandatory reading list.

Épisode 4 - Writing a Script

2 février 2016

Forget the three-act screenwriting structure. Werner reveals how he draws on poetry and Beethoven to inspire scripts that capture his vision in words.

Épisode 5 - Financing First Films

2 février 2016

You don't need millions to make a movie. With $10,000 and an extraordinary idea you can start the journey toward bringing your project to the screen.

Épisode 6 - Negotiation Skills

2 février 2016

Film is an art—but it's also a business. Werner shares his insights into the industry to help you learn how to protect your stories.

Épisode 7 - Locations

2 février 2016

Jungles, oceans, and volcanic craters—Werner has shot movies in them all. Learn how to find spectacular locations and turn them into functional sets for your own films.

Épisode 8 - Leading The Platoon

2 février 2016

When Christian Bale had to eat real maggots in Rescue Dawn, Werner offered to eat them first. Here, he explains the power of leading by example to inspire your cast and crew.

Épisode 9 - Set Rules

2 février 2016

In filmmaking, if you're on time, you're late. Be professional: Organize your set to tell the story, not to impress anyone. Forget the director's chair, turn off your cell phone, and stay close to your actors.

Épisode 10 - Camera: Shooting Strategy

2 février 2016

Keep it simple, focused, and efficient—don't shoot coverage. Learn how to use one camera to make the best film possible.

Épisode 11 - Camera: Cinematography

2 février 2016

Learn how to paint with light, work with cinematographers, and bring your vision to life with extraordinary images.

Épisode 12 - Camera: Techniques

2 février 2016

Werner teaches the basic rules of cinematography—and how to break them—to maximize your creative vision.

Épisode 13 - Working With Actors: Creating the Character

2 février 2016

Through casting, wardrobe, and behavioral ticks, Werner shares both the subtle and bold techniques for developing characters with your actors.

Épisode 14 - Working With Actors: On-Set

2 février 2016

Werner breaks down how he directs actors on set and how to work with the best of the best, including Klaus Kinski.

Épisode 15 - Sound

2 février 2016

Sound quality can make or break your film. Learn how to avoid lost footage and listen for the remarkable.

Épisode 16 - Music

2 février 2016

Learn how to communicate the mood you want for your music and how to work with composers to create amazing, memorable scores.

Épisode 17 - Editing

2 février 2016

Editing begins on the set. Werner's methods are unique, and will give you a practical way to cut through the footage to make a beautiful film.

Épisode 18 - Invaded by Images: Part 1

2 février 2016

Inspiration can come from anywhere, but you have to know how to recognize it—and seek it out. Learn where Werner got the ideas for many of his most famous films.

Épisode 19 - Invaded by Images: Part 2

2 février 2016

Amazing stories are often a combination of discoveries. Werner breaks down the genesis of Fitzcarraldo and the development of scenes in Stroszek.

Épisode 20 - Documentary: Making the Conversation

2 février 2016

Werner discusses his techniques to "crack a human being open." Learn how to make your subjects comfortable, identify with them, and capture their humanity.

Épisode 21 - Documentary: Eliciting Difficult Stories

2 février 2016

Werner breaks down the need for narrative discipline and "knowing the heart of men." Learn how to get to the heart of your subject and shape your story.

Épisode 22 - Documentary: Dealing with Human Beings

2 février 2016

There are lines you should not cross. Learn from Werner's experiences filming Grizzly Man and Into the Abyss, and how to get to the heart of your subject quickly.

Épisode 23 - Documentary: Truth in Nonfiction

2 février 2016

Ditch the 'fly-on-the-wall' approach to documentary filmmaking. Shape the 'ecstatic truth' to tell a beautiful and brilliant story.

Épisode 24 - Career Strategy

2 février 2016

Be one of the ruthless ones who burst onto the scene. Learn how to deal with rejection and take control of your career.

Épisode 25 - Life as a Filmmaker

2 février 2016

The life of a filmmaker is fraught with doubt, rejection, and constant battles for survival. Learn how to survive in an impossible industry.

Épisode 26 - Postscript

2 février 2016

Werner leaves you with the words of a medieval mystic and wishes you luck on your journey.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

20 juin 2016

Meet Aaron. He's an Oscar winner, a TV hitmaker, and the writer of some of the smartest dramas ever to hit the screen. And now, he's your instructor.

Épisode 2 - Intention & Obstacle

20 juin 2016

Every great story is born from intentions and obstacles. Learn how to build the "drive shaft" that will set your script in motion.

Épisode 3 - Story Ideas

20 juin 2016

How do you know if your idea is good enough to turn into a script? Aaron walks you through the steps every writer should take to test an idea—and decide whether it will work best in TV or film.

Épisode 4 - Developing Characters: Part 1

20 juin 2016

Aaron shares some of the decisions he made to develop some of his most unforgettable characters—like The Social Network's Mark Zuckerberg and The West Wing's Toby and Leo.

Épisode 5 - Developing Characters: Part 2

20 juin 2016

Your characters don't have to be like you—or even likeable. Drawing on examples from A Few Good Men and Steve Jobs, Aaron explains why he always empathizes with his characters even if he disagrees with them.

Épisode 6 - Research

20 juin 2016

Good research is the key to a great script. Bad research is a waste of time. How can you tell the difference? Aaron shares lessons from Malice and The Social Network to help you gather the information you really need.

Épisode 7 - Incorporating Research

20 juin 2016

You have pages of research—now what? Avoid clunky exposition and learn how to seamlessly weave research into your story.

Épisode 8 - The Audience

20 juin 2016

Aaron knows that the audience isn't just watching his work. They're participating in it, too. Learn how to write stories that will keep them engaged and entertained.

Épisode 9 - Rules of Story

20 juin 2016

The rules of great drama aren't new. Here, Aaron explains how most of them were laid out more than 2,000 years ago by Aristotle in his Poetics, and how to use those lessons to become a diagnostician for your own story ideas.

Épisode 10 - Film Story Arc

20 juin 2016

Page numbers don't sound exciting, but they're a great tool for tracking the act-structure and pacing of your story.

Épisode 11 - Writing Habits

20 juin 2016

Even Aaron gets writer's block. Learn how he gets unstuck and what writing tools he uses to make sure he's ready when inspiration strikes.

Épisode 12 - Group Workshop: Untitled by JJ Braider

20 juin 2016

While workshopping J.J.'s script, Aaron shares his tips on writing action scenes that move as fast on the page as they will on the screen.

Épisode 13 - Group Workshop: E is for Edie by Jeanie Bergen

20 juin 2016

The offbeat characters in Jeanie's script are a hit with Aaron, who warns about the dangers of getting feedback from close-minded studio execs. (Warning: explicit content).

Épisode 14 - Group Workshop: Chronic by Roland Zaleski

20 juin 2016

Discussing Roland's script, Aaron reveals a simple trick that writers can use to justify improbable events in their stories.

Épisode 15 - Group Workshop: The Merc by Evelyn Yves

20 juin 2016

Evelyn's TV pilot kicks off a conversation about opening scenes and the importance of showing your audience something they've never seen before.

Épisode 16 - Group Workshop: From Here to Alli by Corey Wright

20 juin 2016

After workshopping Corey's script and learning about his background, Aaron discusses the importance of having confidence as a writer, and shares his own origin story, starting with his days as a struggling New York actor.

Épisode 17 - Writing Scenes: Part 1

20 juin 2016

A great story is more than just a collection of great scenes. Learn how to give your script momentum from one beat to the next.

Épisode 18 - Writing Scenes: Part 2

20 juin 2016

Your script only has one opening scene. Make it memorable by introducing your theme, grabbing the audience, and setting up your characters' intentions and obstacles.

Épisode 19 - Scene Case Study: Steve Jobs

20 juin 2016

In a study of a scene from Steve Jobs, Aaron explains how high stakes, strong intentions & obstacles, and competing tactics make for an exciting scene to write.

Épisode 20 - Scene Case Study: The West Wing

20 juin 2016

Aaron analyzes a classic scene from The West Wing: the scathing confrontation between President Bartlet (Martin Sheen) and Governor Robert Ritchie (James Brolin).

Épisode 21 - Writing Captivating Dialogue

20 juin 2016

If you want to write Aaron Sorkin-worthy dialogue, learn from the master himself on how to make music with your words and put them to the test by performing your own scenes out loud.

Épisode 22 - Dialogue Case Study: The West Wing

20 juin 2016

Aaron does a deep dive into the musical nuances of dialogue in the Bartlet–Ritchie scene.

Épisode 23 - Rewrites: First Draft

20 juin 2016

Rewrites aren't a sign of a bad script; they're a sign of a good writer. Hear how Aaron reworks and strengthens his screenplays during the rewriting process.

Épisode 24 - Rewrites: Notes

20 juin 2016

Rewrites aren't a sign of a bad script; they're a sign of a good writer. Hear how Aaron reworks and strengthens his screenplays with help from trusted advisors.

Épisode 25 - The West Wing Writers' Room: Part 1

20 juin 2016

Aaron creates a virtual writers’ room to “break” part of the Season 5 premiere—an episode he's never seen.

Épisode 26 - The West Wing Writers' Room: Part 2

20 juin 2016

Aaron discusses what is needed in the teaser of the show and how to reverse engineer a plot.

Épisode 27 - The West Wing Writers' Room: Part 3

20 juin 2016

Aaron and the students continue to work together to break episode 501 of The West Wing.

Épisode 28 - The West Wing Writers' Room: Part 4

20 juin 2016

How can research drive the plot forward? Aaron and the students discuss the limitations of the 25th Amendment as a plot point.

Épisode 29 - The West Wing Writers' Room: Part 5

20 juin 2016

Take Aaron's advice: When you have great characters, use them. Learn how to keep your protagonists active.

Épisode 30 - The West Wing Writers' Room: Part 6

20 juin 2016

Who's got a bad idea? Aaron and the students run through various plot ideas as the writers' room continues.

Épisode 31 - The West Wing Writers' Room: Part 7

20 juin 2016

As Aaron says, "You don't have to assault the audience with plot." The writers discuss the value of pacing—plus the limits of reality within fiction.

Épisode 32 - The West Wing Writers' Room: Part 8

20 juin 2016

Aaron and the students wrap up the virtual writers' room and discuss lessons learned.

Épisode 33 - Group Workshop: Pitch Session

20 juin 2016

You've got a screenplay—now it's time to pitch. Learn what questions Hollywood's decision makers will ask you during a pitch and how to effectively answer them.

Épisode 34 - Group Workshop: Aaron Pitches Mission to Mars

20 juin 2016

Aaron turns the tables on his writers and pitches them his idea for a brand-new TV series called Mission to Mars.

Épisode 35 - Closing Thoughts

20 juin 2016

In the final lesson, Aaron offers his parting wisdom and leaves you with one more assignment that will last the rest of your life.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

11 octobre 2016

Reba warmly welcomes you to the world of country music. As your teacher, Reba kicks off her MasterClass by sharing an early story about her father, what you will be learning, and what she hopes you will take away from her class.

Épisode 2 - Selecting a Song

11 octobre 2016

Melody, lyrics, relatability. Learn how Reba assesses what makes a great country song, using examples from “Fancy”, Merle Haggard’s “Carolyn”, and others.

Épisode 3 - Singing

11 octobre 2016

You don’t have to be the greatest singer in the world to pursue singing. Watch as Reba breaks down her tried and true warm up exercises, and teaches you the techniques she uses to protect her voice from strain and damage.

Épisode 4 - Recording a Song

11 octobre 2016

Welcome to the recording studio! From working with producers, to conveying authentic emotion in your recording sessions, Reba explains her own unique recording process.

Épisode 5 - Recording a Song Case Study: "There's No U in Oklahoma"

11 octobre 2016

See the Master in action. Watch as Reba records a brand new song in the studio, working with her band, producers, and engineers.

Épisode 6 - Case Study: "Fancy" Goes Acoustic

11 octobre 2016

Learn the backstory of how Reba recorded one of her most infamous songs, "Fancy". Then, watch as Reba and the band break down the song to record a never-before-done acoustic version of the song.

Épisode 7 - Performance Techniques: Learning to Perform Live

11 octobre 2016

There’s a lot to learn when it comes to creating an effective performance, both mentally and physically. Reba discusses the importance of feedback, psyching yourself up, and what you can learn from other performers.

Épisode 8 - Performance Techniques: Engaging an Audience

11 octobre 2016

Anyone in country music knows Reba is a mesmerizing performer. Learn her techniques on how to engage an audience through stories and charm while performing, including taking the audience on a rollercoaster with the set list.

Épisode 9 - Performance Case Study: "Just Like Them Horses"

11 octobre 2016

Reba performs "Just Like Them Horses" exclusively for her MasterClass. Watch as Reba discusses the backstory and very personal inspiration for the song, and how to pull back when your emotions are about to take over.

Épisode 10 - Student Workshop: Trevor

11 octobre 2016

Case Study: How to improve eye contact during your performance.

Épisode 11 - Student Workshop: Cheyenne

11 octobre 2016

Case Study: How to convey the emotion behind your songs in your performance.

Épisode 12 - Student Workshop: Emily

11 octobre 2016

Case Study: Sometimes being different in the country music industry is good.

Épisode 13 - Student Workshop: Jimmy

11 octobre 2016

Case Study: How to use breath control to deliver your song effectively.

Épisode 14 - Country Music Overview

11 octobre 2016

The country music industry is unlike any other music industry in the world. Reba walks you through what makes the country music business special, and what it’s been like to be a woman in country music.

Épisode 15 - Building a Career

11 octobre 2016

Reba offers her wisdom on what it takes to create a long-lasting career in the music business. From networking, managing your finances, to work ethic, Reba breaks down skills that have led to her success.

Épisode 16 - Building the Right Team

11 octobre 2016

When it comes to the music business, you need the right people around you. Learn how to build your team, choose a manager, and kick off your singing career.

Épisode 17 - Creating a Visual Brand

11 octobre 2016

Reba’s look has changed throughout her career. Watch as Reba breaks down the decision behind every look, and why it’s important to have a visual brand.

Épisode 18 - Values as a Musician

11 octobre 2016

It’s not just what you do—but how you do it. Learn the core values of how Reba conducts her life and business, and how she has managed a graceful 40-year career.

Épisode 19 - Reba's Journey

11 octobre 2016

From Oklahoma ranch girl to Country Music Hall of Fame member, Reba discusses her journey in the music business, and how she has achieved everything she has.

Épisode 20 - Closing Thoughts

11 octobre 2016

Reba closes her MasterClass with some final thoughts for you to apply on your journey.

Épisode 21 - Bonus Chapter: "Does He Love You" Performance

11 octobre 2016

Reba performs her Grammy-winning hit "Does He Love You" exclusively for her MasterClass.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

10 novembre 2016

Welcome to the deadmau5 studio. Meet Joel, the man behind the mau5head, and learn what he's got planned for your class in electronic music production.

Épisode 2 - The deadmau5 Process: Theory

10 novembre 2016

It's all about experimentation. Learn Joel's unique approach to the music creation process and how to get the most out of your time in the studio.

Épisode 3 - The deadmau5 Process: Practice

10 novembre 2016

Get in the studio and watch how deadmau5 music takes shape in real time: from an empty project to beginnings of a track.

Épisode 4 - Building Your Home Studio

10 novembre 2016

Ready to start building out your home studio and making tracks of your own? Here's Joel's advice for what gear you need and what you don't.

Épisode 5 - Developing Melodic Structures

10 novembre 2016

Whether you've had musical training or not, you can use these deadmau5 techniques to start drawing melodies into your DAW and creating loops that resolve.

Épisode 6 - Turning Melodies Into Arrangements

10 novembre 2016

Here's how deadmau5 takes basic chord structures and spreads them out across different instruments to make full arrangements including bass parts and leads.

Épisode 7 - Introduction To Synthesized Sounds

10 novembre 2016

Once you've got a chord structure and an arrangement, it's time to build the unique instrumental sounds that give your track its character. It all starts with learning the basics of synthesis.

Épisode 8 - Experimenting With Modular Synths

10 novembre 2016

Don't be intimidated by the wall of knobs and flashing lights. For deadmau5, modular synths are all about messing around and finding unexpected sounds. Watch how he builds and tweaks his patches from scratch.

Épisode 9 - Digital Vs. Analog Synths

10 novembre 2016

Analog synths are a big part of the deadmau5 sound and a great way to add creative elements to your productions. Hear the difference for yourself when Joel plays some of the same patches on digital and analog equipment.

Épisode 10 - Shaping Sounds With Effects And Processing

10 novembre 2016

Learn how deadmau5 puts life back into tired presets, builds big stereo images and fattens up his basses using plug-ins and effects processors.

Épisode 11 - Beats: Part 1

10 novembre 2016

The kick drum is the heartbeat of an electronic music track. Learn how Joel layers his kick drum samples to lay the groundwork for big, danceable grooves.

Épisode 12 - Beats: Part 2

10 novembre 2016

Dive deeper into deadmau5's rhythmic techniques, with lessons on snare sounds and a closer look at the drums tracks in Snowcone.

Épisode 13 - Structuring Songs

10 novembre 2016

You've developed your chord structure, arranged it with exciting synth sounds and added drums -- now deadmau5 shows you how to combine all those elements into an exciting song

Épisode 14 - Remixes

10 novembre 2016

Learn how deadmau5 works when he's remixing other artists, and what he likes to hear when other artists remix him.

Épisode 15 - Mixing

10 novembre 2016

Good producers need to know how to write original music and how to mix it to sound great. Here are some important techniques Joel uses to shape his tracks in the mix.

Épisode 16 - Mastering

10 novembre 2016

Unlike a lot of other artists, deadmau5 masters all of his music himself. Learn the basics of his approach to gain structure, EQing and limiting.

Épisode 17 - Mastering Case Study: Snowcone

10 novembre 2016

Go plugin by plugin through Snowcone's master chain and hear how each piece is affecting and honing the track's sound.

Épisode 18 - Starting Your Producing Career

10 novembre 2016

Joel puts on his label-manager's-hat to talk about what he looks for when he's signing up and coming EDM artists, and offer advice about how develop your brand and promote it the right way.

Épisode 19 - Understanding the Music Business

10 novembre 2016

Major labels can be major headaches, or worse. Here's some of what's Joel's learned about navigating the logistics of a recording career.

Épisode 20 - On Stage: The Music

10 novembre 2016

It takes effort and planning to play a set that's creative and keeps your audience engaged. Here's how to take your music from the studio to the stage.

Épisode 21 - On Stage: The Technical Side

10 novembre 2016

Gigging and touring as an EDM artist means learning and managing lots of gear. These are Joel's techniques for keeping things running smoothly on the road.

Épisode 22 - On Stage: The Show

10 novembre 2016

Performance is about more than just making great music. For deadmau5, your live show's got to give audiences an experience they'll never forget.

Épisode 23 - Closing

10 novembre 2016

You've made it through the class and learned all types of skills. Now here's Joel's advice for how to start putting it to use.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

17 novembre 2016

Meet your new instructor, the Academy Award-winning composer of over 150+ films spanning multiple genres.

Épisode 2 - Themes

17 novembre 2016

Hans has created some of the most memorable themes in film. Learn how he creates a theme, and how simplicity is his best tool to maintain a theme.

Épisode 3 - Story

17 novembre 2016

Discover how Hans approaches writing to story and his number one rule for film composers.

Épisode 4 - Directors (1)

17 novembre 2016

Learn how Hans works with directors, including what he needs to learn from the director in order to start writing - sometimes even before the film is shot.

Épisode 5 - Directors (2)

17 novembre 2016

Learn how to effectively have a conversation with the director throughout the film process.

Épisode 6 - Directors (3)

17 novembre 2016

Hans continues his discussion on what makes a great director and what makes a great relationship between composer and director.

Épisode 7 - Sound Palettes

17 novembre 2016

Hans is known for creating unique sound palettes. Learn how and why he does it, and how to do it on your own.

Épisode 8 - Creating with Synths

17 novembre 2016

Hans is known for his use of synths. Hans discusses how he uses synths, as he creates a song from his starter patch for us.

Épisode 9 - Scoring to Picture

17 novembre 2016

Hans discusses how to score to different types of scenes, as well as recognizing when a scene doesn't need a score.

Épisode 10 - Scoring Under Dialogue

17 novembre 2016

Learn how Hans approaches the relationship between music and dialogue, and how music can be dialogue too.

Épisode 11 - Tempo

17 novembre 2016

Your editor is your drummer. Learn how to recognize the tempo to a scene and edit to it.

Épisode 12 - Tempo: Sherlock Holmes Scene

17 novembre 2016

Hans continues his tempo discussion with how he scored an extremely well-edited scene from Sherlock Holmes.

Épisode 13 - Music Diary: Sherlock Holmes

17 novembre 2016

Hans creates music diaries to each film to help him along. Learn how and why he does it as he walks through his diary for Sherlock Holmes.

Épisode 14 - Character

17 novembre 2016

Learn how Hans gets to know his characters in order to create memorable themes for them.

Épisode 15 - Character Theme: Batman

17 novembre 2016

What makes Batman's theme in The Dark Knight Trilogy so recognizable? Learn how he developed the theme by thinking about the story and character.

Épisode 16 - Character Theme: The Joker

17 novembre 2016

Hans fell in love with the Joker, and created a haunting tune from just one vibrating note. Watch as he discusses how the story and character's impact on the story helps create the theme.

Épisode 17 - Character Theme: Jack Sparrow

17 novembre 2016

"Pirates were the rock-n'-rollers of the middle ages." Hans breaks down how he created Jack Sparrow's theme by finding the tone for the movie first.

Épisode 18 - Case Study: Frost/Nixon

17 novembre 2016

For Frost/Nixon, Hans had to score to a dialogue-heavy film. Learn his approach to creating a minimal but beautiful score.

Épisode 19 - Case Study: The Dark Knight

17 novembre 2016

Learn how Hans accentuated the tension in the already-tense boat scene from The Dark Knight.

Épisode 20 - Working With Musicians

17 novembre 2016

Learn how to find and write for the best musicians and instruments for your score.

Épisode 21 - Working With Musicians: The Orchestra (1)

17 novembre 2016

Hans discusses the important of earning your musicians' respect and how to effectively communicate with them.

Épisode 22 - Working With Musicians: The Orchestra (2)

17 novembre 2016

Hear from Hans on how he makes sure he's getting the best performance he can while recording an orchestra.

Épisode 23 - Feedback & Revisions

17 novembre 2016

Not every score is perfect on the first try. Learn how Hans asks for feedback on his scores and how he approaches rewrites when it's not quite working.

Épisode 24 - Audience Feedback

17 novembre 2016

The true test - learn how Hans approaches showing a score to an audience and how he determines if it's working or not.

Épisode 25 - Writing Tips (1)

17 novembre 2016

Hans gives you the tips and tricks he's learned over the years on how to approach writing music.

Épisode 26 - Writing Tips (2)

17 novembre 2016

Hans provides insights into how to make sure you aren't limiting your creativity when writing.

Épisode 27 - Hans' Journey

17 novembre 2016

Learn how Hans fell in love with storytelling and switched his career from a "radio star" to film composer.

Épisode 28 - Learning by Listening

17 novembre 2016

Hans discusses the importance of learning how to listen and dissect music when it works and doesn't work.

Épisode 29 - Life of a Composer (1)

17 novembre 2016

All artists struggle with the challenges that come with pursuing a life in the arts. Hear Hans' advice on how to never give up and never compromise your voice.

Épisode 30 - Life of a Composer (2)

17 novembre 2016

Hans continues his discussion on an artist's life, telling you why he was inspired to pursue the life of a composer in the first place.

Épisode 31 - Closing

17 novembre 2016

Listen to Hans' final words as he closes out his MasterClass and as you move forward in your career.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

18 novembre 2016

Welcome to Gordon Ramsay's kitchen. Meet the Michelin star chef and learn what he has got planned for his students.

Épisode 2 - Gordon's Journey: Learning from Masters

18 novembre 2016

Learn how Gordon became one of the most recognizable chefs in the world. Hear how his passion for cooking brought him from his mother's home to some of the world's greatest kitchens.

Épisode 3 - Method: Kitchen Layout

18 novembre 2016

Take a tour of Gordon's own kitchen as he shares the design concepts driving its layout. He'll show you how just a few good pots, pans, utensils, and a hot plate are all you need to get cooking.

Épisode 4 - Mastering Ingredients: Vegetables & Herbs

18 novembre 2016

Do ugly vegetables taste better? Which are the most versatile herbs? Gordon shows you how to select great produce to create phenomenal dishes.

Épisode 5 - Make: Poached Egg & Mushrooms on Brioche

18 novembre 2016

Learn how to make perfect poached eggs every time as Gordon shows you how to master one of his go-to breakfast dishes.

Épisode 6 - Method: Knife Skills

18 novembre 2016

Knife skills: The basics are so important. Gordon shows you how to properly sharpen and hold these critical tools, and the best ways to practice and improve your knife skills.

Épisode 7 - Make: Elevated Scrambled Eggs

18 novembre 2016

Even in a restaurant kitchen, cooking eggs is one of the most difficult tasks. Learn how to make the perfect scrambled eggs and elevate them by adding sea urchin and white truffle.

Épisode 8 - Method: Breaking Down a Whole Chicken

18 novembre 2016

Butchery 101. Learn how to get every ounce of goodness from a chicken by breaking it down into parts.

Épisode 9 - Make: Chicken Suprême with Root Vegetables

18 novembre 2016

Ditch dry chicken. From the stove to the oven, learn how Gordon creates a simple, yet delicious entrée using this humble protein. You won't want to miss the way Chef Ramsay roasts his root vegetables before plating this dish.

Épisode 10 - Mastering Ingredients: Fish & Shellfish

18 novembre 2016

Learn Gordon's top tips on what to look for at the fishmongers to make sure you only get the best quality ingredients.

Épisode 11 - Gordon's Journey: Becoming a Master

18 novembre 2016

Gordon details his path for mastering his craft, from opening his first restaurant, to gaining his third Michelin star, and to building a culinary empire.

Épisode 12 - Method: Breaking Down a Whole Fish

18 novembre 2016

Do you find the thought of tackling a whole fish intimidating? Gordon gives you a step-by-step tutorial on how to fillet a whole salmon.

Épisode 13 - Make: Salmon with Shellfish Minestrone

18 novembre 2016

Gain essential tips and tricks for cooking skin-on fish fillets. Gordon shows you how to perfectly cook salmon and create a delicious, light supper with an elegant shellfish and vegetable minestrone.

Épisode 14 - Method: Making Pasta Dough

18 novembre 2016

While studying in Italy, Gordon learned the process of creating handmade fresh pasta for incredible Italian dishes. Now, he's sharing what he's learned with you.

Épisode 15 - Method: Rolling Pasta Dough

18 novembre 2016

Gordon shows you how to roll out delicate, paper thin pasta that's perfect for ravioli, tortellini, fettuccine, and a variety of other noodles.

Épisode 16 - Make: Lobster Ravioli

18 novembre 2016

Since its opening, only one dish has remained on the menu at three Michelin star Restaurant Gordon Ramsay: lobster ravioli. Now, Gordon shares the recipe for its signature filling and shows you how to shape and fill your ravioli to perfection.

Épisode 17 - Mastering Ingredients: Beef, Lamb & Pork

18 novembre 2016

Gordon didn't always have the luxury of cooking with expensive ingredients. Here he shows you how to get the most from a variety of cuts of beef, lamb and pork.

Épisode 18 - Make: Beef Wellington

18 novembre 2016

He's served over a million of this classic dish all around the globe! Now, Gordon demystifies his iconic Beef Wellington for you to share this showstopper with friends and family.

Épisode 19 - Advice for Life

18 novembre 2016

The path hasn't always been easy for Gordon. Listen to his universal advice for how to succeed.

Épisode 20 - Closing

18 novembre 2016

Wrap up your MasterClass with a few final words of encouragement from Gordon.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

14 décembre 2016

Welcome to Shondaland. Meet Shonda, the woman behind some of television's biggest and most talked about hits, and learn what she'll teach you about the craft of writing for television.

Épisode 2 - Teach Yourself TV Writing

14 décembre 2016

Shonda discusses the importance of knowing your television history and how you can learn some of the fundamentals of storytelling on your own.

Épisode 3 - Finding an Idea

14 décembre 2016

It all begins with an idea. Shonda reveals her process for finding and assessing ideas, and determining what makes a great idea for a TV series.

Épisode 4 - Developing the Concept

14 décembre 2016

Show titles, story bibles, tone, structure - Shonda walks you through how to take your idea and turn it into a fully-fleshed out concept.

Épisode 5 - Researching Your Story

14 décembre 2016

Effective research can make your story come to life. Using case studies from Scandal and Grey's Anatomy, Shonda discusses her techniques and method for conducting research for her stories.

Épisode 6 - Creating Memorable Characters: Part 1

14 décembre 2016

Meredith Grey, Olivia Pope, Cristina Yang - Shonda has created some of the most memorable characters to grace television. In this chapter, Shonda breaks down how she approaches the character development process.

Épisode 7 - Creating Memorable Characters: Part 2

14 décembre 2016

Shonda shares her techniques on how to effectively develop and evolve your characters when writing your stories, including when and how to kill off characters.

Épisode 8 - Pitching Your Show

14 décembre 2016

You can't make a TV show without pitching it first. Shonda shares how she originally pitched Grey's Anatomy to network executives and her top tips for how to deliver an effective pitch.

Épisode 9 - Writing a Script: Structure

14 décembre 2016

Shonda breaks down the five acts of television and what needs to be accomplished in each one to tell an effective story in a one-hour drama.

Épisode 10 - Writing a Script: Process

14 décembre 2016

You have your premise, your characters, and your research. Now it's time to write your script. Shonda talks about her own process for preparing to write a script, including how to create beat sheets and outlines.

Épisode 11 - Writing a Script: Effective Habits

14 décembre 2016

Writer's block? No time? Shonda breaks through the myths of writing and details how exactly she gets her writing done.

Épisode 12 - Writing a Script: The Pilot

14 décembre 2016

When it comes to television, the pilot is everything. Shonda discusses the key ingredients to what makes a great pilot, including discussing her alternative opening scenes for the show Scandal.

Épisode 13 - Writing Authentic Dialogue

14 décembre 2016

Shonda shares her tips on how to write realistic and engaging dialogue for your characters.

Épisode 14 - Case Study: Grey's Anatomy Pilot - Part 1

14 décembre 2016

Shonda breaks down the Grey's Anatomy pilot act-by-act and shares why she made certain story decisions.

Épisode 15 - Case Study: Grey's Anatomy Pilot - Part 2

14 décembre 2016

Shonda continues to break down the Grey's Anatomy pilot act-by-act.

Épisode 16 - Case Study: Scandal Pilot - Act One

14 décembre 2016

Shonda breaks down the first act of the Scandal pilot, revealing why she structured the opening scene the way she did.

Épisode 17 - Case Study: Scandal Pilot - Act Two

14 décembre 2016

Shonda discusses act two of the Scandal pilot and the introduction of Olivia's White House storyline.

Épisode 18 - Case Study: Scandal Pilot - Act Three

14 décembre 2016

Shonda discusses act three of the Scandal pilot and how to balance various story lines in a single episode.

Épisode 19 - Case Study: Scandal Pilot - Act Four

14 décembre 2016

Shonda discusses act four of the Scandal pilot and the importance of quickening the pace of your action.

Épisode 20 - Case Study: Scandal Pilot - Act Five

14 décembre 2016

Shonda discusses the final act of the Scandal pilot and reveals how she set up the pilot for an entire season of episodes.

Épisode 21 - Editing Your Script

14 décembre 2016

You've written the first draft - now comes the task of editing your script. Shonda reveals her own editing process and provides tips on the best things to cut in a script.

Épisode 22 - Beyond the Pilot: Writing a Series

14 décembre 2016

Shonda has never had a TV show last for less than six seasons. In this chapter, Shonda discusses what keeps people watching a show beyond the pilot.

Épisode 23 - Scandal Case Study: "It's Handled"

14 décembre 2016

In this case study, Shonda discusses how the scene between Olivia and Rowan Pope in the season three premiere of Scandal cleverly uses dialogue to reveal who the characters are, and the importance of the scene in the show's story.

Épisode 24 - Breaking into the Industry

14 décembre 2016

Shonda reveals her top tips for networking, working entry-level jobs, and her thoughts on film school.

Épisode 25 - Working in a Writers’ Room

14 décembre 2016

Shonda discusses what she looks for in writers when staffing her shows and how her own writers' rooms are structured.

Épisode 26 - Working in TV Production

14 décembre 2016

Shonda talks about how a writer can best adapt to the fast-paced world of television production and the important lessons she has learned in over a decade of producing TV.

Épisode 27 - Showrunning

14 décembre 2016

Becoming and being a showrunner is exciting, but it comes with immense responsibilities. Shonda talks through how she learned to become an effective showrunner.

Épisode 28 - Life of a Writer

14 décembre 2016

Writing is not just a profession; it is a way of life. Shonda discusses the issue of "work/life balance" and the physical and mental habits to survive a writer's life.

Épisode 29 - Shonda's Journey

14 décembre 2016

Learn how Shonda went from being a Dartmouth and USC graduate to the queen of Thursday night.

Épisode 30 - Conclusion

14 décembre 2016

Shonda wraps up her MasterClass with a few departing thoughts and suggestions for next steps.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

15 février 2017

Frank welcomes you to his MasterClass. He shares what he hopes you'll learn from him, and tells you exactly how he found architecture. Or did it find him?

Épisode 2 - On Creativity

15 février 2017

Frank is considered one of the most creative and expressive architects in the world. In this chapter, he’ll share why it’s important to develop your own creative signature and how to embrace the creative insecurity you will inevitably experience.

Épisode 3 - Design Philosophy: Part 1

15 février 2017

Over the course of his storied career, Frank has developed a series of hard-won philosophies about design and architecture. In the next two chapters, he passes these philosophies on to you.

Épisode 4 - Design Philosophy: Part 2

15 février 2017

Frank dives deeper into the theories he considers crucial to every architect's design process.

Épisode 5 - Generating Ideas

15 février 2017

Sometimes the best ideas begin as the craziest ideas. Frank shares a few of his tips for exploring the crazy ideas, and where to begin again if you're feeling stuck.

Épisode 6 - Frank's Inspiration

15 février 2017

From the great sculptures by Bernini, to the fluid movement in Hiroshige's carp paintings, Frank has found inspiration for his buildings in a myriad of places. See how he translates, interprets, and adapts shapes and themes into his own designs.

Épisode 7 - Design Obstacles

15 février 2017

Critics, clients, even the ebb and flow of the economy can have dramatic effects on the work that you do. Frank shares stories of how he has overcome these obstacles, and ended up seeing them as opportunities.

Épisode 8 - Expressing Movement

15 février 2017

It started with an offhand comment about a fish. It turned into Frank Gehry's signature style. Learn about Franks fascination with movement, where it came from, and how he's able to add it to an inanimate building.

Épisode 9 - Creating With Your Client

15 février 2017

Frank knows the importance of communicating with clients. By including them at every step of the design process, your projects will gain order and personality. In this chapter, Frank shares how to make creative collaboration a priority.

Épisode 10 - Take Aways From the Walt Disney Concert Hall

15 février 2017

Frank shares the highlights, and low points, of his time designing and constructing the iconic Walt Disney Concert Hall. You'll learn the importance of being a master builder, prototyping your work, and collaborating with other experts.

Épisode 11 - Take Aways From 8 Spruce Street

15 février 2017

Frank's high profile New York City highrise began as a study of movement. Learn how Frank collaborated with curtain wall experts to create 'Bernini folds' from metal panels.

Épisode 12 - Neighborhood and Context

15 février 2017

When he starts a new project, Frank knows it's crucial to consider a building's surroundings. In this chapter, he'll share his techniques for situating his work within existing landscapes.

Épisode 13 - Materials and Prototyping

15 février 2017

Being a master builder means staying on top of the latest in material advancements. Frank gives you a peek into his 'prototyping graveyard', where he tests materials that pique his interest, and looks for the humanity in the mundane.

Épisode 14 - Residential Projects

15 février 2017

Working with an architect is an enormous investment. Learn how you can honor your client's trust, and play an indispensable part in bringing their design goals to life.

Épisode 15 - Business

15 février 2017

Frank Gehry and Associates have been a bustling business since 1962, a monumental feat in the world of architecture. In this chapter, Frank shares how he runs an ethical, creative, collaborative, and profitable business.

Épisode 16 - Working With a Team

15 février 2017

If you're thinking of hiring a partner, or working for one, listen to these best practices Frank has honed over the years. The key? It starts with respect.

Épisode 17 - Final Thoughts

15 février 2017

After unpacking his process and sharing what inspires him, Frank explains how the next generation of architects can engage and challenge tradition to create groundbreaking designs.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

27 février 2017

Meet Steve. He's one of the most accomplished comedians of all time, an acclaimed writer, actor, and musician. And now, he's your instructor.

Épisode 2 - Getting Started in Comedy

27 février 2017

No talent? No problem. Steve shares some ways that anyone can jumpstart their comedic journey. He didn't let a lack of talent slow him down and thinks you shouldn't either.

Épisode 3 - Gathering Material

27 février 2017

Inspiration is all around you if you know where to look. Steve teaches you how to keep your eyes open and reveals some of the most abundant sources of comedic material.

Épisode 4 - Finding Your Comedic Voice

27 février 2017

Figuring out what you have to say can be one of the most daunting tasks a comedian faces. Steve provides some effective techniques for identifying your own unique voice and channeling it into comedy.

Épisode 5 - Developing a Comedic Persona

27 février 2017

It's not just what you say, it's how you say it. Steve explains how his own stage persona emerged and teaches you how to cultivate one that will take your material to the next level.

Épisode 6 - Jokes and Bits

27 février 2017

There are a million ways to get someone to laugh. Steve refutes the myth that you need a punchline to be funny and analyzes a number of joke structures that you can use to keep them in stitches.

Épisode 7 - Delivery

27 février 2017

The difference is in the delivery. Steve offers techniques for pacing, physicality, and timing to help you hone those jokes you've written for the stage.

Épisode 8 - Crafting Your Act

27 février 2017

So you've got some jokes - now what? Steve reveals how you can turn your material into a stageworthy act.

Épisode 9 - Student Session: Workshopping Nalini's First Stand-Up Act

27 février 2017

Steve sits down with a group of young comedians and gives Nalini hands-on guidance in the development of her very first stand up bit.

Épisode 10 - Student Session: Workshopping Tim's Act

27 février 2017

Steve examines one of Tim's bits and illustrates how he can heighten the comedy, connect with the audience, and streamline his performance.

Épisode 11 - Opening and Closing Your Act

27 février 2017

A strong opening and closing are the keys to a memorable act. Steve talks about the importance of these moments and shows you how to use them to your advantage.

Épisode 12 - Profanity and Morality

27 février 2017

Steve discusses the questions that face every comedian when it comes to vulgarity and political correctness.

Épisode 13 - Growing as a Performer

27 février 2017

Excellence in comedy requires practice just like everything else. Steve examines how to learn from your mistakes, refine your material, and ensure that you are ready to take the next step.

Épisode 14 - Nerves, Hecklers, and Bombing

27 février 2017

Even Steve Martin has a bad show every now and then. But with his help, you can learn how to avoid common pitfalls, manage your stage fright, and make the most out of bombing.

Épisode 15 - A Life in the Arts

27 février 2017

Failure, rivalry, bad reviews: being a comedian is hard. Steve teaches you how to roll with the punches and advocates for a life of being in the arts.

Épisode 16 - Creating Characters

27 février 2017

Steve shares the processes he's used to create some of his most memorable characters and bring them to life on screen, based on his experience acting in over 50 films from Father of the Bride to Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.

Épisode 17 - Story Techniques

27 février 2017

Steve doesn't let writer's block trip him up, and neither should you. He reveals the storytelling exercises he's employed to write classics like The Jerk and Bowfinger.

Épisode 18 - Screenwriting Case Study: Roxanne

27 février 2017

Steve discusses his experience writing Roxanne, the inspirations behind some of its funniest scenes, and how he adapted a 19th century play into what became one of his most beloved films.

Épisode 19 - Editing

27 février 2017

Steve believes that editing is one of a comedian's most powerful tools. In these lessons, he breaks down his own editing processes and illustrates how it can turn something good into something great.

Épisode 20 - Editing (cont'd)

27 février 2017

With particular emphasis on the life of a written piece once it's in the hands of actors and directors, Steve continues discussing his editing practices. He then puts his critical eye into action to analyze Beth's sketch.

Épisode 21 - Writing Case Study: Meteor Shower

27 février 2017

Steve uses his play, Meteor Shower, as a teaching tool to explain efficient writing, smart exposition, and practical character development.

Épisode 22 - Steve's Comedic Inspirations

27 février 2017

Steve became the best by observing the best. Learn about the comedy legends that inspired him to pursue his passion and the impact they had on his craft.

Épisode 23 - Steve's Journey

27 février 2017

Learn how Steve's love of performing took him from a childhood magic act to selling out arenas. And how he has now, finally, learned to relax.

Épisode 24 - Final Thoughts

27 février 2017

Steve concludes his class by offering some parting advice and words of inspiration.

Épisode 25 - Bonus Case Study: Speeches

27 février 2017

Featuring exclusive footage of a tribute to Tom Hanks at the Museum of Modern Art, Steve dissects some of his favorite speaking engagements and shares his process for delivering comedy gold in speeches.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

29 mars 2017

David outlines what he'll cover in this class, and the best mindset you can have to learn how to write great drama.

Épisode 2 - Purpose of Drama

29 mars 2017

Trying to understand drama? Look no further than everyday life. David teaches you how to recognize drama at its best—when it seeks to simply entertain, not teach.

Épisode 3 - Purpose of Drama (Cont'd)

29 mars 2017

Learn how drama functions as a form of myth, the ways in which it enlightens the complexities of humanity, and how it provides us with an outlet for expressing the issues that preoccupy us.

Épisode 4 - Dramatic Rules

29 mars 2017

As a dramatist, your job is to tell a story. David teaches you how to keep your story simple by using Aristotle's Poetics as a guide. Learn how to keep your hero's journey at the heart of your narrative.

Épisode 5 - Dramatic Rules (Cont'd)

29 mars 2017

Start at the beginning of your story and don't stop until you reach the end. Throw away anything that isn't plot. David teaches you what to cut from your script and how to master the rules of writing.

Épisode 6 - Story Ideas

29 mars 2017

David teaches you how to harness your fantasies and life experiences for drama. Look for drama in places where you'd least expect it and discover the inspiration behind several of his plays.

Épisode 7 - Character

29 mars 2017

David teaches you what character really is—action. Learn how to create objectives for your characters and avoid the erroneous techniques commonly taught.

Épisode 8 - Plot

29 mars 2017

Plot is paramount. Become familiar with the essential ingredients of a plot like the precipitating event and the second-act problem. Learn how to find the plot hiding behind your scenes.

Épisode 9 - Structuring the Plot

29 mars 2017

David shares with you the methods he uses to structure a plot and teaches you how to connect plot points.

Épisode 10 - Structuring the Plot (Cont'd)

29 mars 2017

Learn the ins and outs of the structure of a three-act play and how to achieve cohesion across acts.

Épisode 11 - Case Study: Structuring the Plot - American Buffalo

29 mars 2017

David discusses the history of American Buffalo and delves into its plot, teaching you the symbolism of the eponymous coin and how the narrative speaks to viewers on a deeply human level.

Épisode 12 - Case Study: Structuring the Plot - Glengarry Glen Ross

29 mars 2017

David shares the inspiration behind Glengarry Glen Ross and discusses the differences between drama and tragedy.

Épisode 13 - Dialogue

29 mars 2017

Learn how David developed his style for writing dialogue, famously known as "Mamet-speak," and where to draw inspiration when trying to write great dialogue.

Épisode 14 - Dialogue (Cont'd)

29 mars 2017

David talks about what informs and motivates dialogue, and how to achieve a musicality and rhythm in your character's speech pattern.

Épisode 15 - Narration & Exposition

29 mars 2017

Writing drama is not the same as conveying information. A dramatist's job is to entertain, not bore, the audience. Learn how to recognize unnecessary narration and exposition and how to let the audience help you cut it out.

Épisode 16 - Scenes

29 mars 2017

Every scene must contain three things. Learn what those are and how to recognize and remove scenes that are unnecessary to your script.

Épisode 17 - Writing Process

29 mars 2017

David discusses how he begins writing, the environment in which he likes to write, how he deals with writer's block, and how he looks to Hemingway for inspiration on how to begin writing.

Épisode 18 - Writing Process (Cont'd)

29 mars 2017

David tells us that there isn't a fairy dust that will fix your script and explains the simple difference between him and an artist who spends his or her days simply dreaming about becoming a writer.

Épisode 19 - The Audience

29 mars 2017

Learn how David reveres his audiences, what they are looking for when they come to the theatre, and how to learn from them.

Épisode 20 - Lies & Truth

29 mars 2017

Your responsibility as a writer: don't lie. David discusses how the audience comes to the theatre to hear the truth and how drama helps us search for the truth. He gives examples of conveying the truth from two of his most revered plays.

Épisode 21 - Lies & Truth (Cont'd)

29 mars 2017

David continues talking about the truth in two of his most controversial works: Oleanna and Race.

Épisode 22 - Actors

29 mars 2017

Learn from David, in the role of the theatre director, on how he views what makes a great actor and how to cast the right ones for your play.

Épisode 23 - Actors (Cont'd)

29 mars 2017

David tells us what he believes great actors should and shouldn't do.

Épisode 24 - Life of a Dramatist

29 mars 2017

The life of a dramatist is fraught with uncertainty, but dedication and passion towards your craft can lead you beyond consciousness.

Épisode 25 - Life of a Dramatist (Cont'd)

29 mars 2017

David experiences the self-doubt common amongst writers. Learn how he overcomes it and the one thing you should avoid in order to forge a path towards becoming a writer.

Épisode 26 - Closing

29 mars 2017

David leaves you with parting words and an emotional story from one of his favorite science fiction novels.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

2 mai 2017

Meet your new instructor: fashion icon and branding genius Diane von Furstenberg. Diane explains the goals of her MasterClass and the importance of acting with intention in your life.

Épisode 2 - Discovering the Industry

2 mai 2017

Why do you want to be a designer? Diane challenges you to answer this question and gives advice on how to establish a foothold in the fashion industry.

Épisode 3 - Developing Your Product - Part 1

2 mai 2017

Learn how to find inspiration for your designs. Art, nature, and color can all play a part in how your brand differentiates itself in the marketplace.

Épisode 4 - Developing Your Product - Part 2

2 mai 2017

Learn how to position your product and brand within the market. Learn why your product needs to “stand” for something, and why your own perspective as a consumer is critical.

Épisode 5 - Product and Market Research

2 mai 2017

Diane explains the importance of market research, how to identify gaps in product offerings, and ways to measure up your competition.

Épisode 6 - Building Your Brand DNA

2 mai 2017

From logos and names to building your brand portfolio, Diane breaks down how to craft your brand DNA.

Épisode 7 - Taking Your Brand Into The World

2 mai 2017

Diane shares how she builds brand loyalty, communicates her brand’s story, and selects models.

Épisode 8 - Connecting With Your Consumer

2 mai 2017

Learn how to identify your consumers and build relationships with them. Brand loyalty depends on how deeply your consumer values your brand.

Épisode 9 - Using Social Media

2 mai 2017

Social media has changed the way fashion brands interact with their consumers. Diane shares the best ways to approach marketing on these platforms.

Épisode 10 - Brand Extensions

2 mai 2017

Careful collaborations can drive your brand's growth. Diane shares her techniques for selecting brand partnerships, and avoiding pitfalls.

Épisode 11 - Student Session: Catherine

2 mai 2017

Diane and a student discuss inspiration, influences, and career dreams.

Épisode 12 - Student Session: Danny

2 mai 2017

Diane talks to a rising designer about the roles of influences and muses.

Épisode 13 - Diane’s Journey - Part 1

2 mai 2017

Diane didn't go to fashion school, but she opened the industry’s doors anyway. Find out how she learned about the industry, advertising, and the power of the image in her early career.

Épisode 14 - Diane’s Journey - Part 2

2 mai 2017

Diane discusses how she launched—and re-launched—her iconic wrap dress.

Épisode 15 - Mental Toughness

2 mai 2017

Diane discusses failure and the importance of being true to yourself.

Épisode 16 - Diane’s Third Act

2 mai 2017

In the final lesson, Diane shares her philosophy and encourages you to get started designing your brand—and your life.

Épisode 17 - Bonus Chapter: Philanthropy and Giving Back

2 mai 2017

In this bonus chapter, Diane discusses her philanthropy and why she believes there’s nothing more important than generosity.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

2 mai 2017

Meet Dr. Jane. She's one of the most accomplished scientists and conservationists of our time. And now, she's your instructor.

Épisode 2 - Dreams of Africa

2 mai 2017

Learn how Dr. Jane's childhood aspirations took her from England's seaside to the forests of Africa.

Épisode 3 - The Breakthrough

2 mai 2017

Dr. Jane explains the challenges she faced during her initial work in Gombe and how she arrived at the one breakthrough that changed everything.

Épisode 4 - Chimpanzee Behavior

2 mai 2017

Dr. Jane goes into depth about how she studied complex behaviors in chimpanzees, including their usage of tools.

Épisode 5 - Chimpanzee Behavior (Cont'd)

2 mai 2017

Dr. Jane’s discoveries weren’t all happy. Find out how she uncovered the darker side of our closest relatives.

Épisode 6 - Chimpanzee Development & Learning

2 mai 2017

Hear about the family bonds and infant development that Dr. Jane discovered while observing chimp families.

Épisode 7 - Animal Intelligence

2 mai 2017

Dr. Jane teaches you some of the incredible secrets she’s uncovered about the intelligence of the animal and plant kingdoms, from chimps to trees.

Épisode 8 - Chimps & Humans

2 mai 2017

According to Dr. Jane, there’s never been a more exciting time to study animal science. Hear how much she has learned about the remarkable similarities between chimps and humans and how much is still left to be uncovered.

Épisode 9 - Chimps & Humans (Cont'd)

2 mai 2017

After observing the similarities between chimps and humans, Dr. Jane believes that emotion plays an important role in science and that human beings might not be the only animal to display spiritual behavior.

Épisode 10 - Humans & The Environment

2 mai 2017

Learn about the moment Dr. Jane turned from scientist to activist, and how she uncovered many problems facing chimps and humans.

Épisode 11 - Humans & The Environment (Cont'd)

2 mai 2017

Dr. Jane shares the three main problems challenging the health of our planet and explains how we mustn't lose hope in the face of these seemingly impossible problems.

Épisode 12 - Threats to Animals

2 mai 2017

The problems facing humans and animals are all interconnected. Learn how conflicts between humans and animals threaten both species.

Épisode 13 - Animal Cruelty

2 mai 2017

Dr. Jane has observed many forms of animal cruelty. Here, she relates some of them in order to shed light on the problem and teach us how to give animals the respect they deserve.

Épisode 14 - Climate Change

2 mai 2017

Learn about the many kinds of waste we release into the environment and the effects they have on our interconnected world.

Épisode 15 - Water

2 mai 2017

Water is one of our most precious resources. And yet, Dr. Jane says we take it for granted. Here’s how we should think about water before it's too late.

Épisode 16 - Land

2 mai 2017

The destruction of forests is especially painful to Dr. Jane because of the emotional connection she has with trees. Learn about these incredible plants and the far-reaching effects of destroying forests.

Épisode 17 - Industrial Agriculture

2 mai 2017

The need to grow copious amounts of food to keep up with human population growth is harming our planet and our society, as Dr. Jane explains.

Épisode 18 - Organic Farming

2 mai 2017

There is hope to combat the negative effects of industrial agriculture. Learn how organic farming helps restore forests, attract wildlife, and produce healthier and better tasting food.

Épisode 19 - Food As Activism

2 mai 2017

You can become an activist today by choosing what you buy and what you eat. Learn how changing some small habits in your food consumption can have far-reaching effects on our environment.

Épisode 20 - Advocacy Strategies

2 mai 2017

It's easy to feel hopeless in the face of problems. But Dr. Jane teaches you the many ways you can help, and how we should think—and act—locally.

Épisode 21 - Communication

2 mai 2017

Dr. Jane is one of the best storytellers in the world. Learn her techniques for communicating effectively with anyone—even if that person doesn’t share your point of view.

Épisode 22 - Communication (Cont'd)

2 mai 2017

Dr. Jane shares her tips for making presentations fun for her audiences - and for herself.

Épisode 23 - Opening a Dialogue

2 mai 2017

See how Dr. Jane communicates with climate change skeptics and companies who are harming animals.

Épisode 24 - The Next Generation

2 mai 2017

We are on a downward path towards creating a planet that will no longer support human life. But Dr. Jane believes there is still hope for saving Earth, especially in young people.

Épisode 25 - Making Global Change

2 mai 2017

Dr. Jane discusses the Jane Goodall Institute’s TACARE initiative, which gives local communities in Tanzania the tools they need to manage resources for long-term growth and sustainability.

Épisode 26 - Roots & Shoots

2 mai 2017

An introduction to the origins of the Roots & Shoots program.

Épisode 27 - Roots & Shoots (Cont'd)

2 mai 2017

Learn the basic tenets of Roots & Shoots—and the meaning behind its name.

Épisode 28 - Reasons for Hope

2 mai 2017

Dr. Jane contends that there are four main reasons for hope: the energy of youth, the power of the human brain, the resilience of nature, and the power of social media.

Épisode 29 - Reasons for Hope (Cont'd)

2 mai 2017

Dr. Jane ends her MasterClass by reminding us that our work has just begun—and that our greatest tool for creating change is the one that we all share: the indomitable human spirit.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

6 juin 2017

Garry's teaching reflects his style of play: direct, dynamic, and ambitious. He shares what he will cover in this class, including concrete instruction for players at different levels.

Épisode 2 - Garry's Chess Fundamentals

6 juin 2017

Learn how a World Chess Champion thinks as Garry shares the tenets of his chess philosophy.

Épisode 3 - Double Attacks: Part 1

6 juin 2017

The double attack is a simple concept that can often be deadly. Garry offers elegant examples to show its power—and how to defend yourself from it.

Épisode 4 - Double Attacks: Part 2

6 juin 2017

Garry offers an in-depth study of the double attack to help you expand your practical portfolio.

Épisode 5 - Skewers

6 juin 2017

Garry believes in the power of geometry. Through these positions, he shows how you can get the best out of your pieces—even the weak ones.

Épisode 6 - Discovered Attacks

6 juin 2017

Missing a discovered attack can have dramatic consequences. Garry’s examples reveal how even top players can overlook this surprising move.

Épisode 7 - Pins

6 juin 2017

Not all pins are created equal. Understanding their effectiveness means understanding the power of paralyzing your opponent’s pieces, especially in the endgame.

Épisode 8 - Deflection/Attraction

6 juin 2017

Defense requires harmony, and knowing how to disrupt your opponent is critical. Garry shows how to identify an opponent’s target and then find a tactical way to destroy that defensive coordination.

Épisode 9 - Interference

6 juin 2017

The moment an opponent’s pieces lose their ability to counter threats, you can start building your attack.

Épisode 10 - Overload

6 juin 2017

The most destructive form of overload is when a piece has to watch for threats coming from different directions. Garry’s examples include one move that made his opponent literally jump out of his chair.

Épisode 11 - Winning Trades

6 juin 2017

Trading pieces doesn’t mean simply eliminating pieces of equal value. In the endgame, it can create a decisive advantage—or save a game that appears hopeless.

Épisode 12 - Endgames: Part 1

6 juin 2017

In Garry’s experience, the endgame never means the end of excitement. He shows the purity and creativity of the endgame—including drama, shouldering, and zugzwang.

Épisode 13 - Endgames: Part 2

6 juin 2017

Garry continues his endgame lessons with pawn endgames, rook endgames, queen v. pawn—and, of course, the king’s role. While it can seem slow and weak in the middlegame, an active king is vital in the endgame.

Épisode 14 - Endgames: Part 3

6 juin 2017

Garry believes miracles happen when you know how to create them. While most players spend time on openings, you can make game-changing miracles by studying the rich possibilities of endgames.

Épisode 15 - Openings: Part 1

6 juin 2017

Garry played e4 as a child prodigy and stuck with that move as the under-18 chess champion of the USSR and under-20 champion of the world. Learn when and how he grew his repertoire.

Épisode 16 - Openings: Part 2

6 juin 2017

What happens when your opponent plays your opening? How do you find a satisfying opening both psychologically and strategically? Is there such a thing as universal opening advice?

Épisode 17 - Openings: Part 3

6 juin 2017

He brought abandoned openings back from the dead and built a database of almost 20,000 different analyses—but Garry believes there are still more ideas to surface.

Épisode 18 - Simul

6 juin 2017

With a time control of 30 minutes, watch Garry take on three players with ratings of 1266, 1515, and 2103.

Épisode 19 - Jason's Game

6 juin 2017

“What else can you do?” Garry breaks down Jason’s moves and answers questions about what his opponent could have done differently.

Épisode 20 - Molly's Game

6 juin 2017

“It seems like the whole army is coming for me.” After Molly opens with the Sicilian, Garry counters with a quiet move. From there, Garry talks through how he developed his pieces and explains how Molly could have created more discomfort for him.

Épisode 21 - Dennis' Game

6 juin 2017

“No, I didn’t see that line.” Garry points out a line that Dennis missed and shows how he created the illusion of an attack without any real threat.

Épisode 22 - Case Study: Opening

6 juin 2017

Garry dissects his opening against Vishy Anand in 1995. The discussion includes analysis of a decisive mistake, strong attacks, tactical motifs, and a powerful yet quiet move that came at a rare early stage of the game.

Épisode 23 - Case Study: Endgame

6 juin 2017

Garry focuses on pawn endgames and the drama they can create. An appetite for the beauty of the endgame is one of the best ways to improve your chess.

Épisode 24 - Garry's Journey

6 juin 2017

Even when Garry was a kid, the number 13 held special meaning for him. He shares the realization of that numeric destiny and the forces that shaped his singular style of play.

Épisode 25 - How to Analyze

6 juin 2017

World champions climb to the top through brutal and relentless analysis. Learn what Garry believes is the greatest danger facing players.

Épisode 26 - Computers and Chess

6 juin 2017

The sting of Garry’s loss to Deep Blue has softened over the years. He looks back on that defeat and forward to the benefits of computers in chess training.

Épisode 27 - Mental Toughness

6 juin 2017

The poster that hung over Garry’s bed as a kid included a line borrowed from Soviet dissidents: “If not you, who else?” Garry talks about triumphing in the most grueling matches of his career, as well as how he recovered when his mistakes felt like a physical pain.

Épisode 28 - Closing

6 juin 2017

Whether you’re playing at home, at a club, or in a tournament, the variations in chess are limitless—and so are the possibilities for improving your game.

Épisode 29 - Bonus! Secret Novelty

6 juin 2017

After a crushing loss to Karpov, Garry analyzed his play and came up with a variation that he never used.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

13 juin 2017

Meet your instructor, legendary pianist and composer Herbie Hancock. For Herbie, music is more than the notes you play. Learn how to open your mind—and ears—to the real story.

Épisode 2 - A Human Approach to Music

13 juin 2017

For Herbie, music is more than the notes you play. Learn how to open your mind—and ears—to the real story.

Épisode 3 - Improvisation

13 juin 2017

Don't let improvisation intimidate you. Herbie’s approach starts with the simplest of ideas: Listen, then react.

Épisode 4 - Learning by Listening

13 juin 2017

Herbie taught himself to play jazz by playing along with his favorite records. Learn how to use his methods to accompany the music you love.

Épisode 5 - The Two Basic Jazz Forms

13 juin 2017

Countless jazz tunes are built around one of two simple harmonic patterns. Practice Herbie’s licks and improv ideas, and discover new opportunities to use them.

Épisode 6 - Listen and Learn: "Oleo"

13 juin 2017

Listen, practice, and play along with Herbie’s solo performance of Sonny Rollins's standard, a classic example of rhythm changes.

Épisode 7 - Piano Basics

13 juin 2017

Herbie breaks down the fundamentals of piano playing.

Épisode 8 - Piano Exercises

13 juin 2017

Build speed and strength in your fingers with the exercises that have helped Herbie most.

Épisode 9 - Improvising Alone

13 juin 2017

Playing alone means you’re free to play any way you want. Learn how Herbie breaks the rules of melody, rhythm, and harmony to infuse his solo performances with creativity.

Épisode 10 - Expanded Improv Techniques

13 juin 2017

Have you ever thought about music as a series of images? Herbie shares techniques that will push the boundaries of your improvising.

Épisode 11 - Jam Session: Improvising Together

13 juin 2017

Herbie brings some guests to help demonstrate how musicians communicate while playing.

Épisode 12 - Composing

13 juin 2017

Where do songs come from? For Herbie, they start to take shape in life experiences. Here’s how he turns memories, impressions, and emotions into music.

Épisode 13 - Recomposing, Rearranging, Reinventing

13 juin 2017

A song is never finished. Even after you’ve recorded it, there’s still room for it to evolve. In this chapter, Herbie challenges you to give old compositions a contemporary edge.

Épisode 14 - Jam Session: Two Approaches to “Watermelon Man”

13 juin 2017

Herbie brings in a rhythm section to break down two versions of his classic tune. They also accompany a synthesizer solo steeped in the sounds of funk and the blues.

Épisode 15 - Working As a Composer

13 juin 2017

Herbie shares advice from his years of composing and collaborating with the icons of jazz.

Épisode 16 - Chord Voicings

13 juin 2017

There’s a near-infinite number of ways play chords on your instrument. Learn some of Herbie’s go-to approaches, and let them spark your own experimentation.

Épisode 17 - Case Study: Reharmonizing “’Round Midnight”

13 juin 2017

Playing a new set of chords under a classic melody is one of Herbie’s favorite ways to study harmony. Explore the new possibilities he finds in Thelonious Monk’s classic tune.

Épisode 18 - Ravel's Creative Harmonies

13 juin 2017

Jazz players don’t just learn from other jazz players. One of Herbie’s harmonic touchstones is the French composer Maurice Ravel. Learn how to add some of Ravel’s sounds to your bag of harmonic tricks.

Épisode 19 - Expanding Your Harmonic Horizons

13 juin 2017

Herbie’s approach to harmony was built over years of experimentation. Let these ideas inspire your own harmonic exploration.

Épisode 20 - Listen and Learn: “Maiden Voyage”

13 juin 2017

Herbie performs one of his most famous compositions alone at the piano. Listen and practice along to learn about how to play ballads and use the sus4 chord.

Épisode 21 - Rhythmic Musicianship

13 juin 2017

Herbie has tips for grooving deeper and feeling more comfortable playing in strange and complex rhythms, from swing to funk.

Épisode 22 - Jam Session: Rhythm in “Actual Proof”

13 juin 2017

Herbie brings the rhythm section back to break down the groove of one of the Headhunters’ most complicated numbers. Play along and find the downbeat for yourself.

Épisode 23 - A Musical Life

13 juin 2017

Herbie followed an unlikely path to jazz, and it’s been a wild ride ever since. His story serves as an inspiration and a testament to what you can accomplish when you let passion be your guide.

Épisode 24 - Listen and Learn: “Watermelon Man”

13 juin 2017

For his final solo performance, Herbie chooses one of his most popular compositions. A study in bluesy playing, it showcases the possibilities you can find in simple structures if you stay open to the moment.

Épisode 25 - Closing

13 juin 2017

Herbie offers his parting words and a bit of music as a thank-you for joining him.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

19 septembre 2017

Meet your new instructor: Oscar-winning director Martin Scorsese. Martin explains the goals of his MasterClass and talks about the importance of staying true to yourself on your filmmaking journey.

Épisode 2 - Beginnings

19 septembre 2017

Martin explains how he realized that filmmaking was his true calling in life. He also talks about the importance of watching the old masters of cinema, from Orson Welles to Max Ophüls.

Épisode 3 - Martin's Education

19 septembre 2017

Martin teaches you to appreciate the value of every shot using the lessons he learned from his tough—but inspirational—professor at NYU.

Épisode 4 - Discovering Your Process

19 septembre 2017

There is no set process for filmmaking, but in this lesson Martin offers you a glimpse of what his own process looks like. Learn to let your film take on its own life and always remain open to unexpected changes that could add value to a scene.

Épisode 5 - Channeling Your Influences

19 septembre 2017

Martin encourages you to take inspiration from the work of other directors and discusses the significance of referencing other films in your own work.

Épisode 6 - Developing Your Style

19 septembre 2017

Martin teaches the tenets of visual literacy and elaborates on the hallmarks of his style, including previsualization with storyboards, the use of voice-over, and the influence of documentary on his feature films.

Épisode 7 - Directing & Technology

19 septembre 2017

Martin connects the atmosphere in which he first started making movies to the current climate of filmmaking, teaching you how technological advances can both help and hinder your creative process as a director.

Épisode 8 - Finding the Story

19 septembre 2017

Martin teaches you how to see the inherently cinematic elements of your daily life and how to identify the themes and stories you are most drawn to.

Épisode 9 - Working with the Script

19 septembre 2017

Martin shows you his process for reading scripts and how he goes about forming ideas. He also teaches you important lessons regarding research and explains how to further develop your script in rehearsal.

Épisode 10 - Casting Actors

19 septembre 2017

Martin explains the significance of casting and offers his wisdom on how to interact with your potential actors, both individually and as part of a group. He also shares which performances he uses as models and what he looks for in an actor.

Épisode 11 - Directing Actors

19 septembre 2017

Martin teaches you the importance of getting in front of the camera as a director. You'll also learn how to build a trusting relationship with your actors, how to make time for them to experiment, and when to stop talking and start to shooting.

Épisode 12 - Locations

19 septembre 2017

Martin shows you what you should look for when scouting locations and how to turn your location limitations into advantages.

Épisode 13 - Production Design

19 septembre 2017

Martin teaches you how to reflect the themes of a story through production design. Learn how to bring the world of your film to life and when to take artistic license when depicting historical periods.

Épisode 14 - Costume Design

19 septembre 2017

Learn how to let character dictate costume and how to collaborate with actors to find the perfect clothing for roles.

Épisode 15 - Understanding Cinematography

19 septembre 2017

Martin teaches you how to work with your cinematographer and tells you the best way to learn—by asking your DP questions.

Épisode 16 - Shooting Low-Budget Films

19 septembre 2017

Discover Martin's experience with low-budget filmmaking collaborating with cinematographer Michael Ballhaus. Learn how to creatively get the shots you need, even under tight budget and schedule constraints.

Épisode 17 - Working With Crew

19 septembre 2017

Learn the differences between working with a small, core crew and a big one, and how to empower individual members of your crew.

Épisode 18 - Editing: Part 1

19 septembre 2017

Martin reveals the magic of the edit room, and shares the qualities you should look for in an editor. He also prepares you for the continuous evolution that is intrinsic to the editing process.

Épisode 19 - Editing: Part 2

19 septembre 2017

Martin teaches the importance being in sync with your editor and expounds on a valuable lesson: You may have to cut the scenes you love.

Épisode 20 - Color

19 septembre 2017

Martin gives you a lesson on the historic use of color in cinema and explains his use of color in his own films.

Épisode 21 - Choosing Black and White

19 septembre 2017

Martin discusses the evolution of black and white film and how he arrived at the decision to make Raging Bull in black and white.

Épisode 22 - The Importance of Sound Design

19 septembre 2017

Martin teaches you his approach to sound design: enter the editing room with the intention of cutting away sound instead of adding it. Learn how to create atmosphere with sound design, as well as how to use sound to solve editing problems.

Épisode 23 - The Power of Music

19 septembre 2017

Martin shows how music serves as part of the spiritual lives of his characters and talks about the films whose music influenced him, from director Kenneth Anger's independents to the traditional scores of Hollywood films.

Épisode 24 - Promoting Your Film

19 septembre 2017

Martin recommends promotional strategies and teaches you how to identify and target your film's potential audience.

Épisode 25 - Scene Discussion: Barry Lyndon

19 septembre 2017

Martin analyzes the first scene of Stanley Kubrick's Barry Lyndon. Watch and learn as Martin breaks down the use of natural lighting and voice-over. Discover how every image in the scene embodies the structure of an entire historical moment.

Épisode 26 - Scene Discussion: Out of the Past

19 septembre 2017

Martin analyzes the visual language of this scene from Jacques Tourneur's Out of the Past, explaining the director's use of light and shadow. Martin discusses camera tilts and Robert Mitchum's performance in this scene.

Épisode 27 - Scene Discussion: Jules and Jim

19 septembre 2017

Martin dissects the voice-over in François Truffaut's film, explaining how it pushes the story forward and gives the audience copious information about the characters. Martin also analyzes the composition of frames and the effect of the music.

Épisode 28 - Scene Discussion: Vertigo

19 septembre 2017

Martin discusses color and background action in this scene from Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo. Learn how point-of-view shots and specific angles contribute to the emotional power of the scene.

Épisode 29 - Scene Discussion: 8 1/2

19 septembre 2017

Martin analyzes Federico Fellini's choices in composition and lighting in this scene from 8 1/2, and shows how these impact our understanding of the protoganist. Watch and learn as Martin breaks down camera movement and the blocking of actors.

Épisode 30 - Finding Your Way

19 septembre 2017

In his parting words of wisdom, Martin encourages you to find your own way and never lose sight of the creative spark that inspires you on each film.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

25 septembre 2017

The honest, everyday struggles of Judy Blume’s characters resonate with millions of readers. Now, she’s your instructor. Judy invites you to discover your own process by hearing what worked for her.

Épisode 2 - Judy’s Childhood

25 septembre 2017

Judy was an anxious kid and used stories she invented as companions and a creative outlet. Hear her talk about the early beginnings of her rich imagination.

Épisode 3 - Finding Ideas (1)

25 septembre 2017

Judy believes the most powerful stories come from within, yet writers need to be highly attuned to the world around them. She shares her process for identifying and developing strong ideas.

Épisode 4 - Finding Ideas (2)

25 septembre 2017

Judy discusses the highly personal calculation every writer will make about whether to raid their own lives for material. She also talks about the importance of letting ideas percolate before committing them to paper.

Épisode 5 - Idea Case Studies

25 septembre 2017

Judy shares the inspiration behind some of her most iconic and enduring books and characters: Margaret, Fudge, and Blubber.

Épisode 6 - Writing for Younger Readers (1)

25 septembre 2017

Learn how to tap into the childhood version of yourself to authentically relate to younger readers. Kids have big questions and want their lives reflected in the books they read.

Épisode 7 - Writing for Younger Readers (2)

25 septembre 2017

Give kids credit—they understand more than you think. Judy explains that authors should never write as adults talking to children.

Épisode 8 - In the Unlikely Event Case Study (1)

25 septembre 2017

Judy deconstructs how she researched her sprawling novel, which she based on series of unbelievable-yet-true events that happened in her hometown when she was a teenager.

Épisode 9 - In the Unlikely Event Case Study (2)

25 septembre 2017

Judy calls her notebooks her security blankets. Take a peek inside them to see how she bridged information with imagination to fictionalize a story she personally experienced.

Épisode 10 - Creating Memorable Characters (1)

25 septembre 2017

Compelling and layered characters drive stories forward and keep readers wanting to turn the page. But before that happens, writers need to get to know their characters as if they were real people.

Épisode 11 - Creating Memorable Characters (2)

25 septembre 2017

Judy encourages you to explore voice and point of view until you land on a storytelling style that fits your characters. That style should reflect all the details that contribute to a character’s experience and journey.

Épisode 12 - Writing Dialogue

25 septembre 2017

Realistic dialogue elevates and sharpens your characters. Judy shares her love of writing dialogue and her ideas for troubleshooting if you don’t love it as much as she does.

Épisode 13 - Dialogue Case Studies

25 septembre 2017

What characters say to each other has the power to reveal. And sometimes, what they don’t say reveals even more.

Épisode 14 - Creating Plot Structure (1)

25 septembre 2017

Don’t be intimidated by the thought of writing an entire book. Judy wants to help you tackle a book scene by scene, beginning with how to find your starting point.

Épisode 15 - Creating Plot Structure (2)

25 septembre 2017

Judy discusses how settings can act as secondary characters and how to give your book the ending it deserves.

Épisode 16 - Judy’s Writing Process (1)

25 septembre 2017

For Judy, early drafts require leaning on her notebooks as well as “letting the mess come out” and looking at potential problems later.

Épisode 17 - Judy’s Writing Process (2)

25 septembre 2017

In later drafts, Judy goes deeper into character to propel a story forward. She also shares her feelings about what to do if writer’s block appears.

Épisode 18 - Getting Ready to Submit

25 septembre 2017

Judy shares what she always does before submitting a manuscript. She also teaches you how to write a killer query letter to find an agent.

Épisode 19 - Working with Editors

25 septembre 2017

A young editor discovered Judy in the slush pile and changed her work—and life—forever. Judy shares how she approached working with editors to arrive at the best possible version of her work.

Épisode 20 - Rejection

25 septembre 2017

Rejection is a fact of life if you want to be a writer. Learn how Judy overcame her doubts when the letters piled up—and how she used rejection to fuel her determination.

Épisode 21 - Marketplace

25 septembre 2017

Writers should understand the power that cover art and titles can have on perception and sales. Judy shares lessons from the trenches, as well as her view on the importance of keeping a clear sense of your own identity within an ever-changing market.

Épisode 22 - Controversy and Censorship

25 septembre 2017

Judy remains one of the most banned authors in the country, with books that are still challenged by censors. She shares her hard-earned belief that writers need to remain true to themselves and the truth of their stories.

Épisode 23 - Career Journey

25 septembre 2017

Judy started writing because she was desperate for a creative outlet. She shares how her desire to feel normal led her to create enduring emotional connections with readers who wanted to feel the same way.

Épisode 24 - Closing

25 septembre 2017

When you finish this MasterClass and begin your next project, Judy urges you to foster the most powerful force in your writing life: your own imagination. As she says, “No one can have too much imagination—let alone a writer.”

Épisode 1 - Introduction

4 octobre 2017

You know Samuel L. Jackson from iconic films like Pulp Fiction and Die Hard with a Vengeance. Now he’s your acting teacher. Sam shares his goals for his MasterClass, as well as his mindset toward acting: it’s an adventure.

Épisode 2 - Creating Characters

4 octobre 2017

Learn how Sam imbues every role with a sense of purpose and complexity of character—even if they only appear on screen for a few minutes. In this lesson, he shares the fundamentals of his characterization process.

Épisode 3 - Physical Characterization

4 octobre 2017

Sam dives deep into the myriad ways actors can use their bodies to reflect their characters’ personalities. Learn how to use posture, gait, voice, and physical appearance to add complexity to your characters.

Épisode 4 - Case Study: Caveman's Valentine

4 octobre 2017

Sam breaks down the nuances of his characterization process and performance as Romulus, a prodigal but schizophrenic and homeless concert pianist, in The Caveman’s Valentine.

Épisode 5 - Student Session: Breaking Down a Script (1)

4 octobre 2017

Sam directs student actors in a workshop, and the first scene on the docket is the iconic diner scene from Pulp Fiction. In this lesson, Sam helps them break down the script to gain a deeper understanding of the characters’ intentions.

Épisode 6 - Student Session: Breaking Down a Script (2)

4 octobre 2017

Get inside Jules’s head as Sam breaks down the Ezekiel passage and walks the students through the different ways the character could perform the scene.

Épisode 7 - Student Session: Character Biographies

4 octobre 2017

Creating in-depth character backstory is an integral part of Sam’s process. He pushes the students to develop a connection with Jules by imagining his life story and how he got to this moment in the diner.

Épisode 8 - Student Session: Make It Your Own

4 octobre 2017

One of the student actors puts a unique spin on Jules, showing that there are many “right” ways to create characters.

Épisode 9 - Voice & Character

4 octobre 2017

Sam reveals how his childhood experiences have informed his approach to character voices throughout his career, and discusses his method of developing a vocalization plan.

Épisode 10 - Student Session: Plumb Your Emotional Depths

4 octobre 2017

Sam directs the actors to perform a scene from The Negotiator in which two characters—Danny and Farley—are on opposite ends of the power spectrum. Students play the scene and then switch roles.

Épisode 11 - Student Session: Use Your Voice, Use Your Body

4 octobre 2017

Sam analyzes the students’ choices of power positions when playing Danny and how movement and stillness can each convey power in a different way. He shows how posture works on each side of the phone as each character is pushed to their limits.

Épisode 12 - Working With Directors

4 octobre 2017

Learn Sam’s tried-and-true methods for developing strong working relationships with directors.

Épisode 13 - On-Set Collaboration

4 octobre 2017

Sam describes the movie set environment as “a moving circus.” Learn his code of on-set conduct, which has earned him respect throughout the industry as a true professional.

Épisode 14 - Student Session: Developing Characterization

4 octobre 2017

On the surface, this Kingsman scene is a simple conversation between two characters. The actors’ task is to dig deeper, access the subtext of the exchange, and create characters who will make the otherwise “bland” dialogue more interesting.

Épisode 15 - Student Session: Making Bold Choices

4 octobre 2017

When it comes to characterization, it’s better to show up with too much rather than not enough. Sam pushes the student actors to take risks and commit to their choices.

Épisode 16 - Enriching Your Acting Practice

4 octobre 2017

Sam encourages you to nurture a sense of curiosity and explore stories set in worlds that you are unfamiliar with, so that you have a more expansive view of the characters you take on throughout your acting career.

Épisode 17 - Auditioning

4 octobre 2017

Don’t walk into a casting room thinking about the job; go in with the goal of demonstrating your skill as an actor. Sam gives you this and more time-tested rules for auditioning.

Épisode 18 - Growing Your Acting Career

4 octobre 2017

Sam walks you through the most important business relationships you’ll form as an actor, and offers wisdom on how to best work with them.

Épisode 19 - Sam's Journey From New York to Hollywood

4 octobre 2017

Learn how Sam got “plucked” from the Negro Ensemble Company, where he performed alongside Denzel Washington and Morgan Freeman, to go to Hollywood.

Épisode 20 - Hollywood Lessons

4 octobre 2017

Sam shares three very personal lessons learned over the decades he’s spent in Hollywood.

Épisode 21 - Conclusion

4 octobre 2017

When you finish this MasterClass and continue your career in acting, Sam urges you to remember your responsibility to your audience—and to the world at large.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

20 octobre 2017

Meet your new instructor: Bob Woodward. In this chapter, Bob underscores the vital role of journalism today. He also shares his belief that there are no boundaries to searching for what he calls "the best obtainable version of the truth."

Épisode 2 - Guiding Principles

20 octobre 2017

Bob's guiding principles push you to get outside your comfort zone, carve your own path, and leave opinion and political slant out of your reporting.

Épisode 3 - Finding the Story

20 octobre 2017

Bob explains what makes a compelling news story. He urges you to be open to changing course if a better story materializes.

Épisode 4 - Students Dig Into Woodward's Interview With Trump

20 octobre 2017

Bob and a group of students from his Yale journalism seminar take a deep dive into his interview with then–presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.

Épisode 5 - How to Approach In-Depth Reporting

20 octobre 2017

In-depth reporting requires you to be persistent, focused, and proactive. Bob discusses the value of giving your case the time it deserves and getting out in the field to verify what you've learned from your research.

Épisode 6 - The Reporting Challenges of Watergate

20 octobre 2017

Watergate was a pivotal moment in Bob's career. In this chapter, he shares the lessons he learned from reporting on this groundbreaking historical event.

Épisode 7 - Hunting Down the Documents

20 octobre 2017

Bob teaches you the importance of documentation—both acquiring documents for your reporting, and documenting your own research. He offers multiple ways to find written evidence to build your story.

Épisode 8 - Finding Sources

20 octobre 2017

Bob explains why sources decide to share information with journalists and teaches you how to assess who to talk to when investigating a story.

Épisode 9 - Developing Sources

20 octobre 2017

From establishing ground rules to strategically sharing what you already know, Bob teaches what to keep in mind as you initiate contact with sources for a story.

Épisode 10 - How Watergate's Mark Felt Became Deep Throat

20 octobre 2017

Bob reveals how he developed his relationship with Mark Felt, the source who became known as "Deep Throat" during the Watergate scandal.

Épisode 11 - Building Trust With Sources

20 octobre 2017

Learning how to build trust with sources is one of the most valuable lessons you can learn as a reporter. Here, Bob breaks down his approach—from expediting intimacy to maintaining your boundaries.

Épisode 12 - Growing Your Roster of Sources

20 octobre 2017

As a reporter, the more sources you have in your arsenal, the better your chances of unearthing valuable information. Bob shares ways to expand the scope of people who will talk to you.

Épisode 13 - Students Critique Woodward's Interview With Obama

20 octobre 2017

Bob and a group of students from his Yale journalism seminar analyze his interview with President Barack Obama about his decisions in war.

Épisode 14 - Penetrating the CIA - Building a Relationship With Bill Casey

20 octobre 2017

Developing a relationship with a source over time can be one of the most productive endeavors a reporter can take on. Here, Bob shares how he managed to build a relationship with then–CIA director Bill Casey.

Épisode 15 - Preparing for the Interview

20 octobre 2017

There are several important steps you should take before formally interviewing a source. From determining the best location to meet, to deciding whether to send the questions ahead of time, Bob walks you through how to prepare for your interview.

Épisode 16 - Conducting the Interview

20 octobre 2017

Interviewing is one the most important parts of a reporter's job. Here, Bob details the best practices to follow as you question a source.

Épisode 17 - Navigating Interview Challenges

20 octobre 2017

Many challenges can arise when you are interviewing someone to uncover the truth. Bob provides insight into how to push through interview obstacles, from withstanding hostility to addressing deception.

Épisode 18 - Lessons From Editors

20 octobre 2017

From the surprising value of rejection to the importance of honest communication, Bob reveals what he's learned from the many accomplished editors he's worked with over the years, including renowned Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee.

Épisode 19 - Developing the Theory of the Case

20 octobre 2017

Using examples from his own reporting, Bob discusses some common pitfalls reporters run into when developing their theory of the case.

Épisode 20 - Writing the Story

20 octobre 2017

After all your investigative work and research, ultimately you have to write your story. Here, Bob shares strategies for turning what you've uncovered into a compelling piece of journalism.

Épisode 21 - Polishing the Story

20 octobre 2017

From deciding what details to include to evaluating word choice, Bob provides advice on how to fine-tune your news story once your initial draft is complete.

Épisode 22 - Publishing Secrets

20 octobre 2017

Bob explains his approach to reporting on secrets—particularly information that involves the public's safety, national security, and government intelligence.

Épisode 23 - Learning From Mistakes

20 octobre 2017

Bob shares the valuable lessons he has learned from mistakes he’s made during his long career as a journalist.

Épisode 24 - The State of Journalism

20 octobre 2017

Bob discusses how the internet has transformed the landscape of journalism. He encourages reporters to continue fighting to uncover the truth—even in the face of attacks on the media.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

20 octobre 2017

Meet Marc. In his first lesson, the CFDA Award-winning designer describes the scope of his class, from inspiration to runway shows, and explains his goal: to inspire, encourage, and enlighten you on your journey in fashion.

Épisode 2 - Getting Started: Teach Yourself Design

20 octobre 2017

You don't need to be an expert at knitting, sewing, or pattern making to be a great designer. But Marc recommends learning the basics to help you find and refine your creative voice.

Épisode 3 - Finding Inspiration

20 octobre 2017

Music, architecture, fictional characters—they've all inspired Marc and his work. Here, he talks about the importance of keeping your eyes—and mind—open to inspiration, no matter where you find it.

Épisode 4 - Sketching Your Ideas

20 octobre 2017

See how Marc approaches the sketching process. Learn what tools he uses and what he tries to accomplish in a sketch, and then watch as Marc completes a sketch.

Épisode 5 - The Creative Process of Design

20 octobre 2017

Every designer approaches the creative process differently. Marc shares what his creative process entails, including how he uses mood boards and thinks about trends.

Épisode 6 - Choosing Fabrics

20 octobre 2017

For Marc, it all begins with fabric. Learn how Marc chooses fabrics for his designs and how he works with different fibers. Then learn the story behind the fabric choices for three of his garments.

Épisode 7 - Creating Shapes and Silhouettes

20 octobre 2017

The shape and silhouette of your garment can be a very important part of communicating the message you want in your design. In this chapter, Marc discusses his approach to creating silhouettes and breaks down the silhouette choices behind three of his garments.

Épisode 8 - Patterns and Muslins

20 octobre 2017

Marc discusses the process of going from sketch to pattern and why your first toile will never be perfect. Marc has also provided a pattern from his studio for you to download and study.

Épisode 9 - Constructing Your Garment

20 octobre 2017

Marc shares his favorite construction techniques and how he approaches the construction process for his designs.

Épisode 10 - Case Study: Construction Techniques

20 octobre 2017

Marc breaks down the construction techniques in three of his garments, demonstrating what each technique achieved for each design.

Épisode 11 - Developing a Collection

20 octobre 2017

A collection is more than just a series of garments. Marc shares his philosophy on what makes a cohesive collection.

Épisode 12 - From Idea to Runway: Fall 2017 Case Study

20 octobre 2017

Follow along as Marc breaks down the entire process for creating his Fall 2017 collection, from inspiration to runway.

Épisode 13 - Working With a Team and Collaboration

20 octobre 2017

Marc believes strongly in collaboration in the design process. Marc shares what he looks for in his collaborators and how he has worked with artists in the past to create unique designs.

Épisode 14 - Runway Shows

20 octobre 2017

For Marc, it all leads to the runway. Learn Marc's approach for creating an exciting show, including what he looks for in models.

Épisode 15 - Designing for a Fashion House: Louis Vuitton

20 octobre 2017

Learn from Marc's experience at the venerable fashion house Louis Vuitton and how he approached respecting—and disrespecting—the brand's history.

Épisode 16 - Surviving the Fashion Industry

20 octobre 2017

The fashion industry can be tumultuous, even for the best of designers. In this chapter, Marc shares some tips on how you can survive and thrive.

Épisode 17 - Marc's Journey

20 octobre 2017

Learn about Marc's transformation from fashion student to world-renowned designer.

Épisode 18 - Pursue Your Love for Fashion

20 octobre 2017

Marc ends his Masterclass by encouraging you to ask questions, be fearless, and always pursue your love of fashion.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

23 octobre 2017

You know Ron Howard as an Oscar–winning director, a producer, an actor, and one of Hollywood’s great storytellers. Now, he’s your instructor. Meet Ron and learn why the director is the ultimate “keeper of the story.”

Épisode 2 - Choosing a Story

23 octobre 2017

Ron believes anyone can direct a movie. The key is loving a story, understanding it, and then backing up your instincts with craft. Learn his technique for finding and telling fresh stories that will leave an impact on audiences.

Épisode 3 - Evaluating a Script

23 octobre 2017

Over the years, Ron has developed a personal checklist to evaluate and strengthen a script. Learn the key components of a great screenplay and how to build your own checklist to identify material that’s right for you.

Épisode 4 - Refining a Script

23 octobre 2017

Scripts must work on creative and intellectual levels. Ron knows there’s no shortcut to the rewriting process, and he shares how he ensures a script is “camera ready” before embarking on production.

Épisode 5 - Story Inspiration: Case Studies

23 octobre 2017

Ron works on an idea when he feels a flush of inspiration, which can come from the theme, his personal relationship with the idea, or its freshness. Learn how this approach has helped him create some of his most enduring and beloved films.

Épisode 6 - Developing the Film

23 octobre 2017

Throughout the development process, your choices and beliefs as a director are going to be tested. Learn how Ron finds the best collaborators to navigate through development hell and bring his projects to life.

Épisode 7 - Collaboration: Part 1

23 octobre 2017

Learn Ron’s policy for collaborating on a movie and how working in groups of three can bring out the best in a creative team.

Épisode 8 - Collaboration: Part 2

23 octobre 2017

While collaboration is central to Ron’s process, he warns against directing by committee. Directors need to have the confidence to hear everyone, but listen to themselves.

Épisode 9 - Working with Cinematographers

23 octobre 2017

The language of photography can overwhelm new directors. Ron talks you through how to find the right collaborator, rely on them, and work with them to define your movie’s visual tone.

Épisode 10 - Cinematography

23 octobre 2017

Ron thinks about cinematic choices almost like a character in the movie. Learn how lighting, lenses, and stylistic choices can add visual power to your film.

Épisode 11 - Production Design

23 octobre 2017

Learn how Ron finds the right production designers and works to inspire them to create sets that help tell your story, using a mosaic of palettes and colors.

Épisode 12 - Case Study: Frost/Nixon

23 octobre 2017

Ron revisits the cinematography and production design decisions that energized and surprised him when he made Frost/Nixon, including powerful lessons about turning compromise into creativity.

Épisode 13 - Research

23 octobre 2017

Seemingly small or trivial details can anchor a scene, reinforce a director’s vision, and forge a stronger connection with the audience.

Épisode 14 - Scene Deconstruction: Raiders of the Lost Ark

23 octobre 2017

Ron shares a story about how a lucky mistake—forgetting his headphones on an airplane—taught him how to better understand the mechanics of shots, camera setups, and sequences in an action scene.

Épisode 15 - Scene Deconstruction: Apollo 13

23 octobre 2017

Ron walks you through the movie’s iconic launch sequence and explains how meticulous research and shot planning energized a familiar historical moment.

Épisode 16 - Scene Deconstruction: A Beautiful Mind

23 octobre 2017

Ron shares how he flipped the movie’s point of view at a key juncture in the film in order to underscore the realization of a powerful truth.

Épisode 17 - Casting

23 octobre 2017

Ron encourages you to look beyond an actor’s tangible skills. Learn how to trust your gut and recognize the intangible qualities that a performer will bring to a role.

Épisode 18 - Working with Actors: Part 1

23 octobre 2017

Ron urges you to collaborate with, inspire, and protect your actors. Learn how you can prepare yourself to work with them—and when to trust them to deliver the performance you need.

Épisode 19 - Working with Actors: Part 2

23 octobre 2017

Learn why Ron always looks for moments where an actor’s instinct brings emotional truth to a scene.

Épisode 20 - Frost/Nixon: Read-through & Staging Rehearsal

23 octobre 2017

A director’s job is to narrow the seemingly endless staging choices. Here, Ron offers a rare opportunity to watch his directorial process in action.

Épisode 21 - Frost/Nixon: Feature Staging for Masters

23 octobre 2017

This approach most closely replicates the staging approach of the original movie. Watch Ron as he collects masters for each setup.

Épisode 22 - Frost/Nixon: Feature Staging for Coverage

23 octobre 2017

Ron shows you how he shoots all the coverage he knows he will need in order to optimize for creative choices in the edit.

Épisode 23 - Frost/Nixon: Alternate Staging Possibilities

23 octobre 2017

Now that Ron knows he has all his master shots and additional coverage, he explores other possibilities—often following an actor’s natural instincts.

Épisode 24 - Frost/Nixon: Steadicam Staging

23 octobre 2017

Ron reworks the scene for a Steadicam, which requires technical movement and choreography from actors.

Épisode 25 - Frost/Nixon: Steadicam Staging for Frost POV

23 octobre 2017

Ron shows you an alternative approach he could have tried in the film: using a Steadicam to shoot from David Frost’s point of view.

Épisode 26 - Frost/Nixon: Staging for Indie Shoot

23 octobre 2017

If you need to compromise on set, Ron encourages you to keep the staging simple. This indie approach maximizes coverage with limited resources.

Épisode 27 - Frost/Nixon: Staging Review

23 octobre 2017

Reviewing the staging exercises, Ron talks you through what he was considering while blocking the actors and planning for each shot.

Épisode 28 - Editing: Part 1

23 octobre 2017

For Ron, the editing process is the time when you execute the final rewrite of a movie. Learn how to find the right editor and develop an editing style for your film together.

Épisode 29 - Editing: Part 2

23 octobre 2017

Early cuts can break your heart, but Ron knows that editing also offers a thrilling chance to uncover your story again and see your film in a new and improved way.

Épisode 30 - Sound Design

23 octobre 2017

Sound design works on a subliminal level. Sometimes taking sound away can be as powerful as adding it.

Épisode 31 - Music and Scoring

23 octobre 2017

Ron explains how the most talented composers pick up on details of actors’ performances and build music cues that deepen a story.

Épisode 32 - Find a Story You Love

23 octobre 2017

In his final lesson, Ron urges you to be open to the moments and experiences that inspire you, and to find a story that you love and tell it.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

6 novembre 2017

To start her MasterClass, Helen demonstrates a simple act that’s one of the hardest things for an actor to do: walking naturally. She then introduces you to the world of acting and the empty space that will be your classroom.

Épisode 2 - Helen’s Journey in the Theater

6 novembre 2017

Helen talks about the beginning of her career and the events that inspired her to become an actress, from an amateur production of Hamlet to a variety show in her hometown.

Épisode 3 - Evolving as a Theater Actress

6 novembre 2017

While performing with an experimental theater group, Helen learned valuable lessons about voice training, physicality, and control. Here, she shares them with you.

Épisode 4 - Choosing Roles

6 novembre 2017

Helen offers you advice for auditions and shares her unique way of assessing a role.

Épisode 5 - Breaking Down a Script

6 novembre 2017

Breaking down a script is a very personal process. Learn Helen’s tricks for tackling a large volume of material at once, and experience the joy of discovering your character’s dialogue in your own mouth.

Épisode 6 - Shakespeare, Part 1

6 novembre 2017

Helen shares her process for breaking down a Shakespeare passage by working through Portia’s “Quality of Mercy” speech from The Merchant of Venice, a monologue she’s never performed before.

Épisode 7 - Shakespeare, Part 2

6 novembre 2017

Helen breaks down her favorite speech—“Our Revels” from The Tempest—giving you insight into her deeply personal relationship with the lines.

Épisode 8 - Finding Your Character

6 novembre 2017

Real life is one of Helen’s greatest inspirations—she says it will always be better than anything we can invent. Learn how to find your character in the world around you and the importance of having a secret story that drives you in every role.

Épisode 9 - Research: Fictional Characters

6 novembre 2017

Helen breaks down her two types of research—literal and poetic—and emphasizes the importance of researching the people in your character’s profession, rather than just the profession itself.

Épisode 10 - Research: Real Characters

6 novembre 2017

Learn how Helen approached research for historical roles such as Elizabeth I, Elizabeth II, and Ayn Rand.

Épisode 11 - Creating Characters: Costume, Part 1

6 novembre 2017

Helen has a deep enthusiasm for costume. She walks you through how various costumes serve the characters who wear them and how to make more thoughtful choices about what your characters wear.

Épisode 12 - Creating Characters: Costume, Part 2

6 novembre 2017

Every piece of your character’s costume—down to the shoes—has to tell the right story. Learn how to evaluate accessories for your character.

Épisode 13 - Creating Characters: Hair & Makeup, Part 1

6 novembre 2017

Helen teaches you to let go of vanity and approach hair and makeup through the lens of your character.

Épisode 14 - Creating Characters: Hair & Makeup, Part 2

6 novembre 2017

For Helen, an actor’s face is an “empty space,” just like a stage, on which characters come to life and tell their stories.

Épisode 15 - Preparation and Rehearsal

6 novembre 2017

Helen advises you on aspects of the preparation and rehearsal process, from learning your lines to working with a dialect coach to overcoming creative blocks.

Épisode 16 - Human Behavior

6 novembre 2017

Learn the essential human behaviors and aspects of the human experience you’ll need in your toolbox throughout your acting career.

Épisode 17 - Film Acting Technique, Part 1

6 novembre 2017

For Helen, mastering on-camera technique allowed her to find freedom in her roles and to have moments of pure, out-of-control inspiration. She shares how she found inspiration in this vein from a surprising source: an abstract painter.

Épisode 18 - Film Acting Technique, Part 2

6 novembre 2017

Helen dives into the nitty-gritty of working to camera, sharing advice for staying oriented on set and reserving your energy and emotions for your coverage on camera. She also encourages you not to obsess over every take.

Épisode 19 - Film Acting Technique, Part 3

6 novembre 2017

Learn how to drop into character right before a take, how to stay grounded in your process, and how to give your best performance amid the distractions on set.

Épisode 20 - Case Study: Prime Suspect

6 novembre 2017

Close-up shots are an opportunity to show your character’s emotions and thoughts without putting words to them. Helen breaks down a scene from the first episode of Prime Suspect to illustrate.

Épisode 21 - Case Study: Elizabeth I

6 novembre 2017

Learn the two-track thinking required to have an impactful performance on camera: You must play the emotional moment of the scene in real time while knowing exactly where the camera is.

Épisode 22 - Case Study: The Queen

6 novembre 2017

Helen breaks down two powerful moments of her Academy Award–winning performance in The Queen, illustrating how she reveals the nuances of her character without saying a word.

Épisode 23 - Acting on a Film Set

6 novembre 2017

Helen gives you a unique look at what acting on a film set is actually like and shares the key to success when working to camera: concentration.

Épisode 24 - Characterizing the Set

6 novembre 2017

Actors may overlook details of set decoration, but Helen encourages you to think about what set dressing can say about your character. Learn how changing the dressing of a set can tell different stories about the character who lives there.

Épisode 25 - Props

6 novembre 2017

For Helen, props are an extension of your character. Learn how to use them naturally on camera while also cultivating an awareness of the demands of continuity.

Épisode 26 - Working With Writers & Directors

6 novembre 2017

Helen advises you on how to create successful relationships with writers and directors, and she shares lessons learned from working with renowned director Robert Altman on the film Gosford Park.

Épisode 27 - Conclusion

6 novembre 2017

Helen shares her final thoughts and leaves you with her practical—and delightfully blunt—advice for young actors.

Épisode 28 - Bonus: Naturalism

6 novembre 2017

Discover which film actors had the biggest influence on Helen and why their work is so important to her.

Épisode 1 - Introduction: Write Your Own Story

9 novembre 2017

Meet Stephen. The two-time MVP starts his class by sharing two turning points in his personal transformation from “nervous” junior varsity player to NBA champion.

Épisode 2 - Shooting: Stance, Alignment, and Mechanics

9 novembre 2017

Stephen breaks down his shooting techniques and shares some common mistakes that shooters should avoid.

Épisode 3 - Form Shooting Practice

9 novembre 2017

Now that you've got the mechanics down, Stephen teaches you how to practice your form every day on the court.

Épisode 4 - Shooting off the Catch

9 novembre 2017

Adding the catch to your mechanics puts you in a position to score at a moment's notice. Here's how Stephen shoots when he receives a pass.

Épisode 5 - Ball-Handling: Foundations

9 novembre 2017

The best way to become a better shooter is to become a better ball-handler. From posture to practice techniques, Stephen shows you his form for handling the ball.

Épisode 6 - Shooting off the Dribble, Part 1

9 novembre 2017

Once you build strong foundations in ball-handling and shooting, it's time to start combining them. Stephen teaches you how to shoot off the dribble and how to practice pickup shooting.

Épisode 7 - Ball-Handling: On the Move

9 novembre 2017

Now that you're comfortable with your stationary ball-handling mechanics, Stephen teaches you what to keep in mind when you take the dribble on the move.

Épisode 8 - Shooting off the Dribble, Part 2

9 novembre 2017

Stephen incorporates movement and footwork into shooting off the dribble, teaching you more sophisticated ways to practice becoming a dynamic scorer.

Épisode 9 - Creating Space From Your Defender

9 novembre 2017

With the help of his practice partner, Brandon, Stephen teaches a few concepts for getting past a defender and creating an open shot.

Épisode 10 - Film Session: Creating Space and Beating Your Defender

9 novembre 2017

Illustrating the concepts from the previous chapter with real in-game scenarios, Stephen talks through scoring moves and shows you his mechanics at work on the court.

Épisode 11 - Ball Screens

9 novembre 2017

Every player should work to master the ball screen. Stephen shares concepts, strategies, and practice tips for executing perfect ball screens.

Épisode 12 - Film Session: Ball Screens

9 novembre 2017

Taking a look at game film, Stephen brings the ball screen work from the previous chapter to life and teaches you what to look for when watching ball screens in games.

Épisode 13 - Scoring at the Rim

9 novembre 2017

With an emphasis on protecting the ball, layups, and floaters, Stephen breaks down his technique for finishing at the rim both in practice and in games.

Épisode 14 - Off Screens: Curl, Pop, and Fade

9 novembre 2017

Curl, pop, and fade are a few techniques for scoring when coming off of screens without the ball. Stephen teaches you how to lose a defender and score once the ball hits your hands.

Épisode 15 - Ball-Handling: Overloading

9 novembre 2017

Stephen teaches you his approach to overloading with two basketballs and a tennis ball to help you become a more confident ball-handler and make faster decisions in games.

Épisode 16 - Pregame Preparation

9 novembre 2017

Stephen shows you how to mentally prepare for competition and build a ball-handling warm-up you can use before games.

Épisode 17 - Conclusion: The Journey Towards Perfection

9 novembre 2017

Stephen ends his class and prepares you to continue your journey, reminding you to always love what you do, be your own biggest fan, and push yourself toward your full potential.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

10 novembre 2017

Welcome to Wolfgang Puck’s kitchen. In his first lesson, Wolfgang shares the goal of his MasterClass: inspiring you to feel confident in the kitchen, whether you’re a home cook or restaurant chef.

Épisode 2 - Training Your Palate

10 novembre 2017

The key to perfect seasoning is learning how to taste—and adjust—the flavors in a dish. Wolfgang introduces some essential ingredients and then shows you how to turn a simple soup into a delicious meal using just salt, pepper, honey, and lemon.

Épisode 3 - Recipe: Tuna Sashimi

10 novembre 2017

Wolfgang brings one of Spago’s most famous appetizers to your kitchen. Learn how to select ingredients, pair flavors, and utilize color to create this stunning dish.

Épisode 4 - Recipe: Veal Stock and Demi-Glace

10 novembre 2017

Countless recipes and sauces are within reach once you know how to make your own veal stock and demi-glace. Learn why you should roast your ingredients before making stock and how to transform your stock into a flavorful demi-glace.

Épisode 5 - Recipe: Pepper Steak with Red Wine Sauce

10 novembre 2017

While working in three-star restaurants in France, Wolfgang perfected this classic pepper steak. Learn how to flawlessly sear your steak, and discover how to transform the demi-glace you made in the previous chapter into a rich red wine pan sauce.

Épisode 6 - Recipe: Farro Salad with Roasted Carrots

10 novembre 2017

Take your vegetables to the next level. Wolfgang shows you how to roast carrots to bring out their natural sweetness, and how to cleverly use the oft-discarded carrot tops. Finish this vibrant farro salad with orange yogurt vinaigrette.

Épisode 7 - Recipe: Roasted Chicken With Mustard Port Sauce

10 novembre 2017

Wolfgang breaks down the recipe he created for his Los Angeles exclusive French restaurant Ma Maison. Discover the secret to perfectly crispy chicken skin, and learn to make a tangy, sweet sauce that makes this dish unforgettable.

Épisode 8 - Recipe: Béchamel Sauce

10 novembre 2017

Learn to master one of the five French mother sauces with Wolfgang's recipe for béchamel sauce. Wolfgang shows you how to use the béchamel to make his restaurants’ best-selling macaroni and cheese, and the creamed spinach from his childhood.

Épisode 9 - Recipe: Roasted Branzino

10 novembre 2017

Don’t be intimidated by buying and preparing fish. Wolfgang teaches you how to identify the freshest fish, and he shares his technique for perfectly seasoning and preparing his herb crusted branzino.

Épisode 10 - Recipe: Oatmeal Risotto

10 novembre 2017

Think oatmeal is only for breakfast? Think again. Learn Wolfgang's imaginative recipe for oatmeal risotto, as well as proper knife-handling and mushroom cleaning techniques.

Épisode 11 - Recipe: Seafood Gazpacho

10 novembre 2017

Learn to combine vibrant color and flavor in Wolfgang's seafood gazpacho. From selecting fresh clams to making a special clam mirepoix, you will discover Wolfgang's unique method for mastering your plating technique.

Épisode 12 - Cocktails

10 novembre 2017

Great dining experiences call for great drinks. Learn to make four classic cocktails—berry margarita, negroni, bellini, and bloody mary. Wolfgang elevates his drinks with a unique chef’s twist that's guaranteed to please your guests.

Épisode 13 - Wolfgang's Journey

10 novembre 2017

Discover how Wolfgang worked his way up from an Austrian hotel kitchen to open his own Michelin-rated restaurants. Learn how hard work, risk-taking, and innovation influenced his journey.

Épisode 14 - Wolfgang's Business Philosophy

10 novembre 2017

Wolfgang shares the insight he's gained from years building a global brand. Analyzing his triumphs and failures, Wolfgang teaches the importance of risk-taking, innovation, and evolution.

Épisode 15 - Wolfgang's Culinary Philosophy

10 novembre 2017

Wolfgang breaks down the main tenets of his culinary philosophy. Sharing the lessons he's learned from his restaurants, Wolfgang shows you how to elevate your dining experiences at home.

Épisode 16 - Bonus Chapter: Kitchen Essentials

10 novembre 2017

Wolfgang ends his MasterClass with a bonus lesson on his recommended kitchen tools and appliances. He’ll show you that with just a few key essentials, you’ll be ready to start cooking.

Épisode 1 - Alice's Philosophy of Food

10 novembre 2017

Meet Alice in her home kitchen as she introduces you to her philosophy of cooking. She’ll teach you how to cook deliciously, with spontaneity, and in harmony with nature.

Épisode 2 - The Farmer’s Market: Learning From the Source

10 novembre 2017

Alice teaches you how to become a discerning shopper whether at the farmers’ market or grocery store. Learn her guidelines for selecting ingredients, including questions to ask vendors and farmers.

Épisode 3 - A Vegetable Lunch: Roasted, Steamed, and Raw

10 novembre 2017

Alice walks you through her process of planning an India-inspired lunch based on the ingredients in her shopping basket. Learn how to prepare vegetables three ways, and reach into your pantry to round out the meal.

Épisode 4 - Alice’s Essential Kitchen Tools

10 novembre 2017

Alice feels the same way about ingredients and kitchen tools—sometimes less is more. Alice demonstrates her favorite tools and challenges you to pare down your own collection for usefulness and beauty.

Épisode 5 - A Well-Stocked Pantry

10 novembre 2017

Alice teaches you how to choose the best quality ingredients with which to stock your pantry. She shares seven dishes all sourced from her own pantry including “Coming Home Pasta,” her go-to when returning home to an empty fridge after a long trip.

Épisode 6 - Cooking For Your Pantry: Alice’s Staples

10 novembre 2017

Alice’s distinctive pantry also includes items she mixes and makes herself to use throughout the week. Learn how to make Alice’s pantry staples including Quick Pickles, Sautéed Greens, and Oat Pancakes.

Épisode 7 - Leaves, Herbs, and Aromatics

10 novembre 2017

Fresh herbs are an essential element in Alice’s cooking. Learn how she uses tender and strong herbs for different dishes, and how she finds use for the whole plant—not just the leaves.

Épisode 8 - Cooking From Your Kitchen Garden: Salsa Verde

10 novembre 2017

Alice teaches you to make one of her favorite and most versatile sauces, salsa verde. Alice demonstrates a version made with macerated shallots and offers variations on the sauce to serve with meats, vegetables, and fish.

Épisode 9 - Preparing a Beautiful Salad

10 novembre 2017

Alice believes the making of a salad can bring as much joy as eating it. Learn Alice’s method for washing lettuces and follow her recipe for Mesclun Salad.

Épisode 10 - Chez Panisse Cooking: Galette

10 novembre 2017

Alice teaches you how to make Chez Panisse’s everyday dessert, the galette. Learn how the perfect pastry dough results in a beautifully flakey crust.

Épisode 11 - Chez Panisse Cooking: Ravioli

10 novembre 2017

Learn to make an egg pasta dough that can be used to make any shape of pasta. Then, use your dough to make Chez Panisse’s ricotta ravioli with chanterelle mushrooms.

Épisode 12 - Follow the Rhythms of Nature: Seasonal Eating

10 novembre 2017

Learn why the most iconic dessert at Chez Panisse is the most unembellished—the fruit bowl. Alice teaches you how to engage all of your senses to test ripeness and choose fruits at the peak of their season.

Épisode 13 - A Market Fresh Dinner: Planning and Prep

10 novembre 2017

Quality time with your guests is just as important as making a quality meal. Learn how to think in three courses and time each step of your cooking for a delicious menu that allows you time to enjoy the party.

Épisode 14 - A Market Fresh Dinner: Finish and Serve

10 novembre 2017

Finish preparing Alice’s dinner party menu with a last-minute burst of cooking over the fire or stovetop. Then learn how to plate and serve each course.

Épisode 15 - Coming Back to the Table

10 novembre 2017

Learn how a life-changing trip to France led Alice from the frozen dinners of her childhood to pioneering the farm-to-table movement.

Épisode 16 - The Power of Food: The Edible Schoolyard

10 novembre 2017

Alice breaks down the five principles of her Edible Schoolyard Project to show that food is a powerful teacher. She encourages you to continue your edible education by shopping and cooking sustainably and remembering that food is precious.

Épisode 17 - BONUS: Alice's Egg in a Spoon

10 novembre 2017

Now that Alice has covered her approach to home cooking, she challenges you to practice cooking over fire with the simple dish of an egg and grilled toast.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

11 novembre 2017

Meet your new instructor, Chef Thomas Keller. The award-winning chef shares an overview of what he’ll be teaching in his MasterClass: fundamental cooking techniques that will empower you to make great food in your own kitchen.

Épisode 2 - Kitchen Setup: Essential Tools

11 novembre 2017

Before you start cooking, learn which essential tools—from knives to whisks—you should always keep in the kitchen.

Épisode 3 - Kitchen Setup: Essential Ingredients

11 novembre 2017

Learn the key ingredients that you’ll need to enhance and add flavor to any dish.

Épisode 4 - Kitchen Setup: Cookware

11 novembre 2017

Finish your kitchen setup by learning what cookware you'll need for every dish. Chef Keller also shows you how to avoid cluttering your kitchen with unnecessary tools.

Épisode 5 - Sourcing Ingredients

11 novembre 2017

What does it really mean when food is called local, organic, or sustainable? Chef Keller explains those terms and talks about how he chooses ingredients for meals.

Épisode 6 - Vegetables: An Introduction

11 novembre 2017

Vegetables are a source of inspiration for Chef Keller. Here, he introduces you to a few preparations that will let you enjoy their flavors in every season.

Épisode 7 - Big-Pot Blanching: Asparagus

11 novembre 2017

Blanching gives you bright, vibrant, and well-seasoned vegetables. Learn Chef Keller’s technique, and find out his favorite tools for peeling asparagus.

Épisode 8 - Glazing: Carrots

11 novembre 2017

Chef Keller teaches you how to bring out the natural sweetness of carrots by glazing them.

Épisode 9 - Peeling: Tomatoes

11 novembre 2017

Learn how Chef Keller refines tomatoes for use in salads, sauces, and sandwiches—by peeling them.

Épisode 10 - Braising: Artichokes

11 novembre 2017

Preparing artichokes takes patience and practice. But Chef Keller shows you how to transform the ingredient into dishes that are satisfying and versatile.

Épisode 11 - Purée: Potatoes

11 novembre 2017

This French potato purée is not to be confused with mashed potatoes. Learn how to create this luxurious dish—starting with the correct potato varietal to use.

Épisode 12 - Pickling

11 novembre 2017

Capture the seasonal flavors of vegetables for year-round enjoyment by learning how to properly pickle them.

Épisode 13 - Purée: Parsnips

11 novembre 2017

Learn how to purée a parsnip: a lesser-known root vegetable that Chef Keller loves.

Épisode 14 - Confit: Eggplant & Garlic

11 novembre 2017

Chef Keller teaches you how to confit an eggplant, applying a technique most commonly used with duck to make a creamy and succulent dish.

Épisode 15 - Roasting: Zucchini

11 novembre 2017

Learn how to enhance the flavor of a typical summer vegetable with this technique.

Épisode 16 - Baking: Beets

11 novembre 2017

Chef Keller’s technique for beets involves baking to avoid diluting the flavor and color of the main ingredients.

Épisode 17 - Eggs: An Introduction

11 novembre 2017

Chef Keller loves working with eggs. He discusses why they are his favorite ingredient and explains the different ways you'll learn to work with them.

Épisode 18 - Mayonnaise

11 novembre 2017

Homemade mayonnaise is versatile, dynamic, flavorful, and the building block for many sauces. Learn how Chef Keller makes it.

Épisode 19 - Hollandaise

11 novembre 2017

Hollandaise is a very special sauce for Chef Keller, and he teaches you how to make it to accompany your dishes.

Épisode 20 - Custard: Crème Anglaise

11 novembre 2017

Crème anglaise is one of Chef Keller’s favorite dessert sauces. Learn how to make a traditional vanilla anglaise—without curdling.

Épisode 21 - Meringue

11 novembre 2017

Use leftover egg whites from your sauces to make a beautiful, sweet dessert that will delight your friends and family.

Épisode 22 - Boiled Eggs

11 novembre 2017

Chef Keller begins every day with boiled eggs. There are many variables when boiling eggs—egg size, burner strength, and pot size, among others. Chef Keller teaches you how to boil an egg to your taste.

Épisode 23 - Scrambled Eggs

11 novembre 2017

Chef Keller shows you two techniques for scrambled eggs—the way his mother made them and the technique he learned in France.

Épisode 24 - Poached Eggs

11 novembre 2017

Chef Keller teaches you how simple it can be to poach an egg, resulting in an elegant and satisfying dish.

Épisode 25 - Omelet

11 novembre 2017

Elevate your breakfast by making a beautiful, silken, golden omelet that's finished with some classic ingredients.

Épisode 26 - Pasta: An Introduction

11 novembre 2017

While Chef Keller is trained in classical French cooking, he loves working with pasta. Learn how to transform five simple ingredients into versatile pasta dough.

Épisode 27 - Pasta Dough

11 novembre 2017

Learn Chef Keller’s technique for determining when your pasta dough is done, which he learned from an Italian grandmother.

Épisode 28 - Agnolotti

11 novembre 2017

Chef Keller teaches you his technique for making a pasta that traps sauce in pockets.

Épisode 29 - Agnolotti with Peas and Bacon

11 novembre 2017

Learn how to make a composed dish with your agnolotti, complete with peas, bacon, and a delicate parmesan crisp.

Épisode 30 - Spaghetti alla Chitarra and Cavatelli

11 novembre 2017

Chef Keller demonstrates how to make two pasta shapes that take a little bit of patience but lead to gratifying results.

Épisode 31 - Spaghetti Aglio e Olio

11 novembre 2017

In this dish, the ingredients are simple, but the technique is refined. Use your homemade pasta, garlic, and olive oil, and finish with bottarga.

Épisode 32 - Fettuccine and Linguine

11 novembre 2017

Chef Keller shows you how to make these two classic pastas and how to make sure your pasta sheets stay pliable.

Épisode 33 - Gnocchi

11 novembre 2017

Learn how to make potato gnocchi. Chef Keller shows you how to feel and test it to see if you've worked with the correct amounts of ingredients.

Épisode 34 - Gnocchi with Pomodoro

11 novembre 2017

Pomodoro sauce is quick and fresh. Chef Keller teaches you his technique for making a perfect pomodoro that he learned from other world-renowned chefs.

Épisode 35 - Six Disciplines of Success

11 novembre 2017

Learn the six disciplines that were critical to Chef Keller’s success early in his career, plus how you can apply them in your professional or home kitchen.

Épisode 36 - Essential Philosophies

11 novembre 2017

Chef Keller leaves you with his personal philosophy about cooking and his thoughts on the importance of nurturing the people you love through food.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

30 novembre 2017

Welcome to Armin’s studio. Get ready to learn more about producing, DJing, and growing your career from one of dance music’s all-time legends.

Épisode 2 - Finding Melodic Inspiration

30 novembre 2017

Armin’s production process starts with crafting melodies full of emotion and drama. Here are his techniques for creative melody making.

Épisode 3 - Building Your Home Studio

30 novembre 2017

Armin might be teaching from a professional studio, but you can do everything he’s doing on your home computer. Here’s what you need to start making great tracks without breaking the bank.

Épisode 4 - Templates and Organization in Logic Pro

30 novembre 2017

It may sound strange, but for Armin great tracks start with great organization. Learn how to streamline your DAW projects for less hassle and more creativity.

Épisode 5 - In the Studio, Part 1: Melody

30 novembre 2017

It’s time to shift gears a little and watch Armin put some of the techniques he’s been teaching you to work. With the help of his producing partner Benno de Goeij, Armin’s going to produce an exclusive track right here in his MasterClass. This chapter is the first of eight parts showing you exactly how an Armin van Buuren dance floor hit gets made.

Épisode 6 - Working With Pads and Leads

30 novembre 2017

Use these production tricks to get more presence in your leads and fill out your track with euphoric atmospheres—all without clogging up your mix.

Épisode 7 - In the Studio, Part 2: Pads and Leads

30 novembre 2017

Armin and Benno start searching for the right melodies and sounds to fit the vibe of their new track.

Épisode 8 - In the Studio, Part 3: More Leads

30 novembre 2017

Experimentation plays a huge role in Armin’s production process. Watch how he keeps trying new musical ideas until he finds the sounds that truly inspire him.

Épisode 9 - Creating A Groove, Part 1

30 novembre 2017

Dance music should make people dance, but it takes skill to give your tracks the sonic impact they need to rock a crowd. Here’s how to dial in your kick drum and bass sounds.

Épisode 10 - Creating A Groove, Part 2

30 novembre 2017

Adding percussion can turn a simple dance beat into a rich and complex groove. Learn how Armin adds loops and layers to his drum tracks.

Épisode 11 - In the Studio, Part 4: Adding Groove and Bass

30 novembre 2017

Now that Armin and Benno have some melodies they like, it’s time to build out the low end of the track. Watch how the techniques Armin’s showed you for creating grooves come together in the context of a new track.

Épisode 12 - In the Studio, Part 5: The Big Payoff

30 novembre 2017

When inspiration strikes, Armin follows it. Here, he works on a new musical idea: a set of big leads to carry the breakdown of his track.

Épisode 13 - Mixing and Mastering, Part 1

30 novembre 2017

Once you’ve laid down a bunch of great musical ideas in your project, it’s time to sculpt the sound and make sure your audience is hearing everything you want them to. Open your ears and expand your skills with these lessons in mixing.

Épisode 14 - Mixing and Mastering, Part 2

30 novembre 2017

If you want your song to sound as big and loud as what you’re hearing on the radio and streaming portals, it’s all about how you process your master channel. Here’s how Armin approaches his “end bus.”

Épisode 15 - In the Studio, Part 6: Cleaning up and Mixing

30 novembre 2017

Now that Armin and Benno are feeling good about the elements of their track, Benno takes a step back to organize the project and rough in the mix.

Épisode 16 - Mix & Arrangement Case Study: "Be in the Moment"

30 novembre 2017

Get a look at the way Armin thinks about arranging and mixing his songs as he takes you section by section, channel by channel, through his new psytrance-inspired hit.

Épisode 17 - Arranging

30 novembre 2017

A great dance track takes its listeners on a journey—from tense and intriguing breakdowns to high-energy drops. Here’s Armin’s approach to crafting exciting musical journeys.

Épisode 18 - In the Studio, Part 7: Percussion and Arranging

30 novembre 2017

Armin and Benno bring a collection of percussion loops and FX into their Logic project. Then, after some rough organization, it’s time to start arranging all of the elements of their track into an intro, breakdown, and drop.

Épisode 19 - In the Studio, Part 8: Building the Drop, Reviewing the Track

30 novembre 2017

If your drop doesn’t work, your track won’t work. Watch Armin and Benno tweak their track’s drop for maximum impact. Then take a listen to how the whole track came together.

Épisode 20 - Working With Lyrics and Vocals

30 novembre 2017

Words—whether a sung melody or just a great vocal sample—can make your music catchier and more powerful. Here are some of the ways Armin adds lyrics to his productions.

Épisode 21 - Vocal Session, Part 1: Tracking

30 novembre 2017

Armin’s mastery doesn’t stop at dance floor trance tracks. In this chapter and the two that follow, Armin works with “Sunny Days” singer Josh Cumbee to show you how to track, edit, and manipulate live vocals.

Épisode 22 - Vocal Session, Part 2: Comping

30 novembre 2017

Once Josh has finished singing, it’s time to “comp” his vocal performance. Watch Armin’s veteran ears and musical instincts at work as he and Josh select the best parts of each vocal take.

Épisode 23 - Vocal Session, Part 3: Editing and Mixing

30 novembre 2017

Learn how Armin uses editing and effects to get a clean, powerful vocal track that still sounds natural to the listener’s ear.

Épisode 24 - Singles, Club Mixes, and Edits

30 novembre 2017

Using the example of “Sunny Days,” Armin shows you his step-by-step approach for turning pop songs into dance floor–ready club mixes.

Épisode 25 - Approaching Your DJ Set

30 novembre 2017

It’s time to move away from producing and start talking about taking your music to the stage. Here are the core principles that make up Armin’s DJ philosophy.

Épisode 26 - Building a Set: Edits and Mashups

30 novembre 2017

A great DJ set is a product of careful preparation. Learn how Armin uses Ableton Live to shorten his songs and make fresh-sounding mashups that will excite the crowd.

Épisode 27 - Using the Decks: Basics

30 novembre 2017

Armin steps behind the CDJ decks to talk you through what gear he uses in his live sets and why.

Épisode 28 - Using the Decks: Armin's Techniques

30 novembre 2017

Take a deep dive—see every knob twist and button push—as Armin demos some of the ways he transitions between tracks and adds exciting layers and effects to his mixes.

Épisode 29 - Performance Tips

30 novembre 2017

A live performer has to do more than just play great music. Learn how to handle yourself on stage, how to connect with your crowd, and how to be respectful of your fellow DJs.

Épisode 30 - Hosting A Radio Show

30 novembre 2017

Don’t overlook the power of radio. Armin is passionate about his A State of Trance show, and it’s a crucial component of his global brand. Here’s how you can use radio to both grow as a musician and grow your fan base.

Épisode 31 - Armin's Early Influences

30 novembre 2017

Where did the Armin van Buuren sound come from? These are some of the musicians and DJs whose music helped make Armin the artist he is today.

Épisode 32 - Starting and Growing Your Career

30 novembre 2017

Armin has had one of dance music’s longest running, most successful careers. Pick up some inside tips to help you get your music heard and make a name for yourself as a DJ.

Épisode 33 - Closing

30 novembre 2017

In Armin’s last lesson, he reminds you to focus on your music, push past your doubts—and most importantly, always have fun doing it.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

13 février 2018

Meet your instructor—best-selling author and longtime New Yorker staff writer, Malcolm Gladwell. Malcolm outlines what he has planned for your class and reflects on the idea of writing as a calling.

Épisode 2 - Structuring Narrative: The Imperfect Puzzle

13 février 2018

Malcolm likes an imperfect argument—the perfect argument is too obvious. Learn how Malcolm builds an open-ended puzzle into his story, “The Ketchup Conundrum.”

Épisode 3 - Holding Readers: Tools for Engagement

13 février 2018

Data is a big part of Malcolm’s stories. Learn three ways Malcolm helps readers digest data and engage with complex ideas in his writing.

Épisode 4 - Holding Readers: Controlling Information

13 février 2018

Learn how to use surprises, guessing games, and suspense to invite readers into your story.

Épisode 5 - Research

13 février 2018

Malcolm shares his guiding principles to uncovering a good idea for a story through research.

Épisode 6 - Selecting the Story

13 février 2018

What makes a story worth pursuing? Malcolm talks through his criteria for spotting a unique story and the first steps of story development.

Épisode 7 - Developing the Story

13 février 2018

Learn how Malcolm grows the idea of a story, and how he tests new ideas with family and friends.

Épisode 8 - Developing the Story: Analogous Worlds

13 février 2018

Using David and Goliath and “What the Dog Saw,” Malcolm teaches you how to look for patterns and draw connections between seemingly disparate ideas.

Épisode 9 - Interviewing

13 février 2018

The interview is the critical foundation for developing character in nonfiction. Malcolm teaches you how to conduct an interview to uncover what is uniquely interesting about your subject.

Épisode 10 - Characters: Descriptions

13 février 2018

Malcolm breaks down two pieces of his own writing—one written for The New Yorker and one for a medical journal—to illustrate how he brings a new character to life.

Épisode 11 - Characters: World Building

13 février 2018

If you could choose to describe a character by the way they look, or by what they keep in their bedroom, Malcolm says to choose the bedroom. Learn how to use the setting and action around a character to build their personality.

Épisode 12 - Character Case Study: "The Pitchman"

13 février 2018

Malcolm believes that when you reveal story is just as important as what that story is. He explains this idea with an in-depth look at one of his favorite characters, late-night television pitchman Ron Popeil.

Épisode 13 - Structuring Language

13 février 2018

Learn how Malcolm uses sentence length and punctuation to guide readers through a sophisticated idea.

Épisode 14 - Jargon

13 février 2018

Using a New Yorker article he wrote about a company testing out a new drug, Malcolm demonstrates how to employ jargon to hook your readers.

Épisode 15 - Tone and Voice

13 février 2018

Malcolm explains how to calibrate your tone for your readership using examples from his book David and Goliath and his own public speaking Q&As.

Épisode 16 - Humor and Melancholy

13 février 2018

Malcolm feels that restraint is essential in the production of real emotion. Learn how to introduce humor and melancholy to form deep connections with your readers.

Épisode 17 - Case Study: Language and Emotion in "Something Borrowed"

13 février 2018

Using his essay “Something Borrowed” as an example, Malcolm demonstrates how to use language and emotion to build a powerful narrative.

Épisode 18 - Titles

13 février 2018

For Malcolm, a title is the ultimate attention-grabber. Learn how to write powerful titles that will speak to your reader's emotions.

Épisode 19 - Drafts and Revisions

13 février 2018

Getting a piece of writing to a finished state is a process. Malcolm walks you through his approach, from first draft to final polishing.

Épisode 20 - When Your Story Enters the World

13 février 2018

Once your story is published, the world will respond. Learn Malcolm’s tips for promoting your work, dealing with critics, and what to do when readers misinterpret your intent.

Épisode 21 - Working as a Writer

13 février 2018

Learn Malcolm’s advice for aspiring writers, including how to launch and maintain your career as a professional writer.

Épisode 22 - How to Read

13 février 2018

Malcolm believes that you can’t become a great writer without being a great reader. Learn Malcolm’s strategies for critical reading.

Épisode 23 - Who to Read

13 février 2018

Malcolm breaks down the strengths of some of his favorite writers: Lee Child, David Epstein, Michael Lewis, and Janet Malcolm.

Épisode 24 - Conclusion: A Theory of Other Minds

13 février 2018

Malcolm delivers his parting words about the true intent of nonfiction writing.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

16 février 2018

Meet your new instructor: writer, director, producer, and stand-up extraordinaire Judd Apatow. In your first lesson, Judd tells you what you’ll learn, why he’s teaching, and why we need comedy now more than ever.

Épisode 2 - Judd's Journey

16 février 2018

Judd shares stories and lessons from a lifetime in comedy. Hear how he fell in love with comedy, interviewed his childhood idols, and went from washing dishes to making Hollywood hits.

Épisode 3 - Writing Stand-Up Comedy

16 février 2018

When it comes to stand-up comedy, Judd's thesis is simple: the more personal you get, the funnier you'll be. Learn how to find, develop, and refine gut-busting stand-up material based on your own experiences.

Épisode 4 - Performing Stand-Up Comedy

16 février 2018

Don't let nerves or inexperience stop you from getting up on stage. Judd educates you on how to work the crowd, overcome stage fright, and find value in every performance.

Épisode 5 - Developing Life Into Story

16 février 2018

Many of Judd's most hilarious and heartfelt stories are based on his own experiences—but real life is just one ingredient. Judd offers guidance on how to examine your life, identify humorous moments, and use them as jumping off points for comedic stories.

Épisode 6 - Case Studies: Developing Life Into Story

16 février 2018

After taking a detailed look at two projects that are based on real experiences, Judd shares valuable lessons on how to create stories that are hilarious, relatable, and engaging.

Épisode 7 - Crafting Comedic Storylines

16 février 2018

Judd believes that when you write, you should look at your comedies as dramas. In this lesson he shares the tools he uses to infuse heart and humor into everything he does.

Épisode 8 - Structuring Films, Part 1

16 février 2018

Judd reveals how he cracked the code on story structure and shares the basic template that he uses for many of his projects.

Épisode 9 - Structuring Films, Part 2

16 février 2018

Judd teaches you how to make the most out of your opening scenes and utilize "set pieces" for maximum comedic effect.

Épisode 10 - Writing Process: First Draft

16 février 2018

Judd shares his step-by-step process for brainstorming scene ideas, creating an outline, and setting reasonable writing goals for a first draft.

Épisode 11 - Writing Habits

16 février 2018

The prospect of filling the blank page is scary—even for Judd. Learn Judd's personal habits for finding his flow and allowing his creative mind to take the reins.

Épisode 12 - Character, Part 1

16 février 2018

Amazing characters are at the heart of any great comedy. Judd reveals a secret weapon that he uses when he's looking for character inspiration. Plus, he teaches you how to craft compelling, authentic, and funny characters through psychology, ego, and emotion.

Épisode 13 - Character, Part 2

16 février 2018

Learn how to milk the most humor out of your characters through carefully designed dynamics and strong presence.

Épisode 14 - Dialogue

16 février 2018

A joke always works better when it is true to character. Learn how to use your characters’ desires, insecurities, and personalities to craft realistic, funny dialogue.

Épisode 15 - Tips for Writing Television

16 février 2018

Writing an entire season of television can be a daunting task. Judd gives you guidance on how to familiarize yourself with writing for this unique format, plus insight into how he and his collaborators plan a full-season arc.

Épisode 16 - Workshopping Scripts, Part 1

16 février 2018

Collaboration is an essential aspect of Judd's creative process. Learn how you can use input from peers and friends to take your projects to the next level.

Épisode 17 - Workshopping Scripts, Part 2

16 février 2018

Everything in screenwriting is about rewriting. Judd examines the fundamental role that rewrites have played in his projects and how he refines his work until the picture is locked.

Épisode 18 - Casting

16 février 2018

Casting is key in bringing a character to life. Judd explains his process for finding the right actors and conducting auditions in a way that encourages improvisation and collaboration.

Épisode 19 - Working With Actors

16 février 2018

Judd discusses his guiding principles for working with actors and lays out the methods he uses to help them give their best performances.

Épisode 20 - Advice for Actors

16 février 2018

Learn how to knock 'em dead in your next audition. Judd explains the essential dos and don'ts for actors who are trying out for roles.

Épisode 21 - Directing: Tone

16 février 2018

When you're making a comedy, it's all about establishing and maintaining your tone. In this lesson, Judd examines this crucial component of filmmaking and describes the steps you should take to communicate your creative vision with your collaborators.

Épisode 22 - Directing: Shooting Comedy

16 février 2018

There is no reason not to make something. Judd demystifies the process of directing, explains how he taught himself filmmaking, and provides rules for always capturing the content you need.

Épisode 23 - Directing: Production

16 février 2018

From budgets to scheduling to managing a crew, Judd discusses important aspects of filmmaking and offers advice on how to tackle each.

Épisode 24 - Case Studies: Improvisation

16 février 2018

Using some of his favorite scenes as teaching tools, Judd reveals how he uses improvisation to capture hilarious and authentic human interactions between his actors.

Épisode 25 - The Evolution of a Scene: Knocked Up

16 février 2018

A lot can change between the script and the screen. In this lesson, Judd takes a detailed look at a scene fromKnocked Upand shows how he and his actors brought his words to life. (Bonus: You also get his Seth Rogen impression.)

Épisode 26 - Editing and Testing Films, Part 1

16 février 2018

Judd shares some words to live by for editing films and illustrates how you can use the testing process to make your projects as strong and funny as possible.

Épisode 27 - Editing and Testing Films, Part 2

16 février 2018

Judd dives deeper on how to improve your projects through testing and provides some expert tips on how to squeeze extra humor out of your scenes.

Épisode 28 - Music in Comedy

16 février 2018

A bad score can ruin a movie. Learn some of the common pitfalls of music in comedy and how to avoid them.

Épisode 29 - Pitching

16 février 2018

Everybody has to pitch, even Judd Apatow. Judd discusses what he is looking for when he is listening to pitches, as well the techniques that he personally uses when trying to sell a new project.

Épisode 30 - Succeeding in Show Business

16 février 2018

Show business is a competition. In this lesson Judd explains the things that you can do to stand out and excel in this demanding industry.

Épisode 31 - A Life in Comedy

16 février 2018

Judd provides some words of wisdom and inspiration for those pursuing a life in comedy.

Épisode 32 - Closing

16 février 2018

Judd ends his class with some parting advice: Take a risk, find the courage to express yourself, and start writing jokes—because he’s not going to write them for you.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

12 mars 2018

Meet your instructor: Chris Hadfield, retired astronaut and former Commander of the International Space Station. In his first lesson, Chris reflects on overcoming the impossible to explore outer space.

Épisode 2 - Astronaut Training

12 mars 2018

To become an astronaut, you have to become an expert on everything. Chris outlines the scope of an astronaut's training from leadership skills to survival skills.

Épisode 3 - Rockets: How Rockets Work

12 mars 2018

Chris explains the functions of the basic parts of a rocket, the physics of launching one beyond the atmosphere, and how rocket design has evolved from mission to mission.

Épisode 4 - Rockets: What it Feels Like to Launch

12 mars 2018

Only a few hundred humans have ever traveled to space. Chris describes in precise detail the emotions an astronaut feels on launch day and the physical feeling of leaving Earth.

Épisode 5 - Rockets: Atmospheric Drag

12 mars 2018

Chris breaks down the equation for drag and shows how rockets are designed to overcome the biggest hurdle of launching into space—the atmosphere.

Épisode 6 - Rockets: Orbital Mechanics

12 mars 2018

Chris uses familiar situations—like driving a car and jumping off a diving board—to illustrate how the laws of orbital mechanics govern spaceflight and navigation

Épisode 7 - Rockets: Fuels and Propulsion

12 mars 2018

Chris explains the pros and cons of different types of rocket fuels including liquid fuel, solid fuel, and ionized gas.

Épisode 8 - Rockets: The Price of Exploration

12 mars 2018

"Rockets and spaceflight are dangerous by definition. Learn how astronauts manage their fears and cope with tragedy as Chris had to do after the loss of a friend in the Columbia Space Shuttle mission. "

Épisode 9 - Spaceships: Capsule Design

12 mars 2018

Learn the virtues and drawbacks of using the capsule model for human transport to space as Chris analyzes the designs of the Apollo, Gemini, Lunar Lander, and Soyuz.

Épisode 10 - Spaceships: Shuttles and Beyond

12 mars 2018

Two-thirds of those who’ve flown to space got there on a Space Shuttle. Chris outlines the design of the Shuttle, the impact of its reusability, and how spacecraft will evolve in the future.

Épisode 11 - Spaceships: Navigation Systems and Human Variables

12 mars 2018

Learn how astronauts use stars, planets, and instruments to understand where their spaceship is, how it’s oriented, and where it’s going.

Épisode 12 - Spaceships: Navigating to the International Space Station

12 mars 2018

“It’s kind of like an elephant ballet.” Chris talks you through the process of flying your spaceship to the ISS, docking, and beginning your adventure aboard the laboratory in the sky.

Épisode 13 - The ISS: Conception, Design, and Construction

12 mars 2018

The International Space Station couldn’t have been built without teams coming together from around the world. Chris details the process of constructing the ISS and explains the idea of shared exploration.

Épisode 14 - The ISS: Life Support Systems

12 mars 2018

Learn about the many systems that work together to keeps astronauts alive aboard the ISS and how those systems are evolving so that we can travel even further in space.

Épisode 15 - The ISS: Experiments

12 mars 2018

Chris outlines a few experiments currently running on the ISS and explains how astronauts learn to conduct experiments in space on behalf of scientists on Earth.

Épisode 16 - Leadership: Commanding the ISS

12 mars 2018

Chris describes the great honor and responsibility of commanding the ISS, ranks the commander’s priorities, and outlines what it takes to reach and fulfill such an elite and difficult leadership position.

Épisode 17 - Training and Learning: One-Pagers

12 mars 2018

Preparing for space travel means learning massive amounts of information. Learn how Chris used a series of one-page summaries to recall complex systems and concepts on the fly during his time in space.

Épisode 18 - Comms: Mission Control Evolution and Operations

12 mars 2018

The first words spoken from the Moon were directed to Mission Control for a reason. Learn how Mission Control functions and why it is so critical to the success of a mission to space.

Épisode 19 - Spacewalking: Spacesuits

12 mars 2018

Chris gives a head-to-toe tour of an EMU (Extravehicular Mobility Unit), explaining how it keeps astronauts alive while spacewalking and conducting work outside the ship.

Épisode 20 - Spacewalking: Spacewalks

12 mars 2018

Chris outlines the physical and mental challenges of walking in space, describing the important roles played by support teams on Earth and inside the spacecraft during a spacewalk.

Épisode 21 - Spacewalking: Training

12 mars 2018

Chris describes his personal experience training for spacewalking in an underwater simulation and emphasizes the importance of gaining confidence in maneuvering and monitoring the spacesuit.

Épisode 22 - Spacewalking: Space and Perspective

12 mars 2018

What can we learn from looking down at Earth from above? Chris explains what spaceflight means for our human perspective and how we can use what we learn in space to preserve our species and planet.

Épisode 23 - Training and Learning: Simulations

12 mars 2018

Chris teaches you the principles behind simulation setup, the mindset you need to learn as much as possible from simulations, and how astronauts prepare for worst-case scenarios.

Épisode 24 - Mars: How to Get to Mars

12 mars 2018

Chris explains the technical and societal challenges we face in traveling to Mars, including the ideal flight path required, the physics of slowing down and landing, and the risk of human life.

Épisode 25 - Mars: Living on Another Planet

12 mars 2018

Chris walks through the basic human needs required to live on another planet. Learn what it takes to grow food in space, protect ourselves from the elements, and readjust to gravity.

Épisode 26 - Mars: In-Situ Resource Utilization

12 mars 2018

If we can safely get to Mars, in-situ resource utilization could help us sustain life there. Chris breaks down the vital Sabatier process for creating hydrogen, oxygen, and methane on Mars.

Épisode 27 - Mars: Exploring Mars, Geology, and Astrobiology

12 mars 2018

Chris discusses how finding life on Mars could deepen our understanding of the universe and illuminate our place within it. Learn how we’re working with robots to search for life and build an outpost on Mars.

Épisode 28 - Conclusion: The Future of Exploration

12 mars 2018

In his parting words, Chris reflects on the cyclical nature of human exploration and Earth’s place in outer space.

Épisode 29 - Bonus Chapter: Chris' Journey

12 mars 2018

Chris tells his personal story of becoming an astronaut and gives advice for achieving your goals—no matter where life takes you.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

16 mars 2018

Meet your new instructor, writer/director/producer/professor—Spike Lee. Spike explains what he hopes you’ll gain from his class: the tools of film grammar—or visual storytelling—and the DIY spirit to make your own original, independent films.

Épisode 2 - Putting Words On Paper

16 mars 2018

Spike provides you with a blueprint of his writing process to help you write your script. Learn his index card technique, his disciplined writing practice, and his advice for writing with a partner.

Épisode 3 - Storytelling

16 mars 2018

Spike teaches you his techniques for writing bold, distinct characters, capturing two sides of a story, and creating stories that react to social injustice.

Épisode 4 - Speaking Truth to Power: On the Waterfront

16 mars 2018

Breaking down the director’s choices in one of his favorite films, Elia Kazan’s On the Waterfront, Spike demonstrates how cinema can be a powerful tool for speaking the truth.

Épisode 5 - Spike's Film 101s Pt. 1

16 mars 2018

Learn Spike’s tips for creating realistic budgets and shooting schedules (and sticking to them), working on location, and how to make your crew feel appreciated.

Épisode 6 - Case Study: Financing Malcolm X

16 mars 2018

Spike recounts his battle to secure additional funds for Malcolm X to show you how self-reliance, self-determination, and dedication to your story can help finance a project.

Épisode 7 - Importance of Casting

16 mars 2018

“The wrong actors, the wrong roles could turn out the wrong movie.” Spike shares his tips for successful casting and his experiences casting some of his most infamous roles.

Épisode 8 - Collaborating With Your Director of Photography

16 mars 2018

Learn what to look for in a director of photography, including how to “audition” a DP and how to create a plan of action, once you’ve found the right collaborator.

Épisode 9 - Storytelling with Camera Coverage

16 mars 2018

Spike walks you through the iconic camera angles and techniques that have come to define his visual style. Then, he breaks down how he uses each to increase tension and heighten the drama.

Épisode 10 - Storyboards: Malcolm X

16 mars 2018

Using his original storyboards for the assassination scene in Malcolm X, Spike illustrates the construction of a scene, and the level of detail required to create the illusion of chaos.

Épisode 11 - Spike's Film 101s Pt. 2

16 mars 2018

For Spike, the take is a sacred moment. Learn his rules for managing your crew and running a set effectively in order to deliver the best possible takes.

Épisode 12 - Directing Actors

16 mars 2018

How can you inspire the best performance from your actor? Spike teaches his techniques for directing your actors with sensitivity and respect, including how to communicate and establish trust.

Épisode 13 - Collaborating and Improvising with Actors

16 mars 2018

Spike believes that a good director both commands and surrenders to the moment. Using scenes from He Got Game and School Daze, he shares tips on how to harness improvisational moments and adjust to story changes on-the-fly.

Épisode 14 - Opening Title Sequences

16 mars 2018

Analyzing opening title sequences from Mo’ Better Blues, 25th Hour, and BlacKkKlansman, Spike teaches the art of establishing tone in the first few minutes of your film.

Épisode 15 - Music Is Key

16 mars 2018

Spike shares his strategies for enhancing drama through music. Learn his advice for working with a composer, turning source into score, and using music as a counterpoint.

Épisode 16 - Editing

16 mars 2018

By taking a look at the inter-cutting technique in BlacKkKlansman, Spike demonstrates how he was able to create heightened drama and tonal balance in pivotal scenes.

Épisode 17 - Film as an Agent of Change

16 mars 2018

Spike discusses the filmmaker’s responsibility to bring diversity to the film industry—both on screen and behind the scenes.

Épisode 18 - Storytelling for Documentaries

16 mars 2018

Examining his powerful nonfiction films When the Levees Broke and 4 Little Girls, Spike shares insights on how to handle true stories with passion and respect.

Épisode 19 - Closing

16 mars 2018

In his parting words, Spike reflects on what it takes to be an independent filmmaker and encourages you to take his tools and be a student of cinema.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

22 mars 2018

Meet your new instructor, R.L. Stine (you can call him Bob). The legendary kids’ horror author outlines his intentions for the class and encourages you to forget the idea that writing is difficult.

Épisode 2 - The Idea Store

22 mars 2018

Bob reveals how to stay alert for ideas and shares three great places to find them: experience, memory, and imagination. These are departments in what he calls "the idea store."

Épisode 3 - Other Rich Sources of Ideas

22 mars 2018

There are so many ways to find inspiration for your story. Here, Bob points to some that might surprise you—television and movies, titles, and topics.

Épisode 4 - Getting From Idea to Plot Outline

22 mars 2018

Once you have an idea you love, Bob believes you should map out your plot using his preferred method: the outline.

Épisode 5 - Outlining: Surprise Endings and Cliffhangers

22 mars 2018

Surprise endings and cliffhangers are tried and true methods to get kids to read—and keep them reading. Learn the value of figuring out your ending first and how to write a compelling cliffhanger.

Épisode 6 - Outlining: Plot Twists and Tricks

22 mars 2018

As you continue to write your outline, Bob reveals what you should include in the middle of your book to keep readers engaged, from twists and surprises to false leads.

Épisode 7 - Outline Case Study

22 mars 2018

Bob shares two versions of his outline for I Am Slappy’s Evil Twin—the one that was rejected by his editor and the one that was accepted—and breaks down how he strengthened the plot in the outlining phase.

Épisode 8 - Kids Are the Best Audience

22 mars 2018

Making your books fun and easy to read is the key to hooking young readers. Learn Bob’s strategies for understanding young audiences.

Épisode 9 - Writing for Different Age Levels

22 mars 2018

Learn how to build the appropriate amount of “scary” into books for different age levels.

Épisode 10 - Case Study: Comparing Young Adult and Middle Grade Fiction

22 mars 2018

Bob breaks down the differences between YA and middle grade books using two examples from his own work.

Épisode 11 - The Key to Scary Writing: POV

22 mars 2018

When writing horror, Bob believes writing from the point of view of your main character will maximize fear. He explains the importance of focusing on what your characters are experiencing, rather than what they are feeling.

Épisode 12 - Hook Readers Right Away

22 mars 2018

Bob teaches you how to write an effective hook that swiftly captivates young readers.

Épisode 13 - How to Scare Your Readers

22 mars 2018

Learn to maximize "the scares" when writing for young audiences. Bob shares his method of tapping into your childhood fears, making ordinary locations scary, and using sensory details to set the scene.

Épisode 14 - Making Monsters

22 mars 2018

Bob teaches you how to transform inanimate objects into terrifying monsters with examples from It Came from Beneath the Sink! and Say Cheese and Die!

Épisode 15 - Dialogue and Prose Style

22 mars 2018

Dialogue is the primary tool Bob uses to reveal character and story. Learn how he writes timeless, realistic dialogue and how to discover your own writing style.

Épisode 16 - Mixing Horror and Humor

22 mars 2018

Horror and humor go hand in hand. Bob explains why humor is harder to write than horror and how to use humor to create breaks between scary scenes.

Épisode 17 - Creating Middle Grade Characters

22 mars 2018

Learn how Bob develops relatable middle-grade characters that help middle-grade readers enter the world of the story and make his books even scarier.

Épisode 18 - Creating YA Characters

22 mars 2018

To demonstrate how to avoid clichés and construct realistic characters, Bob walks you through his character cheat sheet using examples from Give Me a K-I-L-L.

Épisode 19 - Have Fun With Your First Draft

22 mars 2018

Bob takes you through his steps for writing a first draft and reminds you to enjoy the process.

Épisode 20 - Revising and Getting Feedback

22 mars 2018

Learn how to first revise on your own and then seek honest feedback. Bob teaches you what questions to ask of your draft-readers and editors—and how to take criticism in stride.

Épisode 21 - Developing a Book Series

22 mars 2018

To develop a series, focus on selling the first book. Learn how to construct rich settings and characters that leave your readers eager to read book two.

Épisode 22 - Borrow From Your Influences

22 mars 2018

From Shakespeare and Dickens to Agatha Christie, Ray Bradbury, and Stephen King, Bob breaks down what he's learned about storytelling from some of his favorite writers.

Épisode 23 - Writing as a Career

22 mars 2018

Bob shares advice for aspiring writers and teaches why it's important to choose your genre and understand the market.

Épisode 24 - Promoting Yourself

22 mars 2018

Bob gives recommendations on how to promote yourself as a writer through school visits, book fairs, and social media.

Épisode 25 - Combating Writer’s Block and Developing Routines

22 mars 2018

The best way to combat writer’s block is to be well-prepared. Learn the self-discipline, tools, and routines that helped Bob write the Goosebumps series.

Épisode 26 - Twenty Story Ideas for You

22 mars 2018

Bob shares 20 story ideas to take away and make your own.

Épisode 27 - Exercises to Get You Going

22 mars 2018

Experiment with writing exercises you can utilize to jump-start your process.

Épisode 28 - Conclusion

22 mars 2018

Now that Bob has covered his tips and tricks, he challenges you to start writing and have fun!

Épisode 1 - Introduction

7 juin 2018

Meet your instructor—six-time World Series of Poker bracelet-winner Daniel “Kid Poker” Negreanu. Daniel starts his class with an outline of what you’ll learn and assures students that even the most complex poker concepts can be learned.

Épisode 2 - Understanding Position

7 juin 2018

Learn how to immediately improve your game by playing the right cards at the right time. Daniel evaluates early, middle, and late position strategies and provides tips on how to capitalize on the opportunities that each position affords.

Épisode 3 - Hand Ranges and Board Texture

7 juin 2018

Daniel breaks down hand range theory using specific scenarios to demonstrate how to identify ranges based on board textures, betting patterns, and player tendencies.

Épisode 4 - Ranges: Hand Review

7 juin 2018

Using footage of a hand from The Big Game, Daniel walks you through his entire thought process as he deduces his opponent’s hand range in real time.

Épisode 5 - Game Theory and Math

7 juin 2018

Daniel discusses Game Theory Optimal poker and provides tips on how to calculate pot odds and fold frequency at game speed.

Épisode 6 - C-Betting

7 juin 2018

The continuation bet is a valuable tactic under the right circumstances. Learn the best times to make a c-bet and how to use this tool to maximize profits.

Épisode 7 - Check-Raising

7 juin 2018

Learn how adding the check-raise to your toolkit can open up bluffing opportunities, extract extra value, and keep you from getting run over when you’re out of position.

Épisode 8 - Three-Betting

7 juin 2018

Three-betting is more prevalent now than ever. Daniel teaches you how to defend against it and how to use it in your own game without becoming predictable.

Épisode 9 - Three-Betting: Hand Review

7 juin 2018

Using footage of a hand from an EPT Barcelona Super High Roller event, Daniel illustrates the importance of modifying your three-betting strategy when encountering resistance.

Épisode 10 - Detecting and Executing the Bluff

7 juin 2018

A successful bluff requires more than a good poker face. Learn how to use board texture, capped ranges, and blockers to identify an opponent’s bluff and make your own bluffs believable.

Épisode 11 - Executing the Bluff: Hand Reviews

7 juin 2018

Using footage from three different hands, Daniel reveals how he detects value-to-bluff ratios, exploits player tendencies, and pulls off triple-barrel bluffs at game speed.

Épisode 12 - Bet Sizing

7 juin 2018

Daniel explains the subtle art of bet sizing and teaches you how to maximize value while minimizing risk.

Épisode 13 - Overbetting

7 juin 2018

Learn the ideal conditions for using an overbet, how to price it, and how to use this advanced tactic as part of your winning strategy.

Épisode 14 - Multi-way Dynamics

7 juin 2018

When the number of players at the table increases, your strategy should change to keep up. Daniel explains the nuances of multi-person pots and teaches you how to adjust your play for this unique situation.

Épisode 15 - Mixed Strategy

7 juin 2018

A predictable player is an easy mark. Daniel teaches you how to keep your opponents guessing by adding layers to your game and shares his personal method for randomizing sub-optimal plays.

Épisode 16 - Mixed Strategy: Hand Review

7 juin 2018

Using footage from a hand between three-time WSOP winner Antonio Esfandiari and pro player Tony G, Daniel demonstrates how a mixed strategy could have saved one poker legend a lot of money.

Épisode 17 - Pre- and Postflop Mistakes

7 juin 2018

Daniel breaks down the most common mistakes players make as hands progress past the flop to teach you how to avoid them in your own play.

Épisode 18 - Tournament Strategy: Early and Middle Stages

7 juin 2018

The way you play in a tournament early-on has a big impact on the final outcome. Learn strategies specific to early and middle stage play, like how to be mindful of stack sizes and account for blind structure from the get go.

Épisode 19 - Tournament Strategy: On the Bubble

7 juin 2018

Learn Daniel’s strategies for navigating the precarious “bubble” including how to get in the money by leveraging big stacks and avoid ICM suicide.

Épisode 20 - Tournament Strategy: Late Stages and Final Table

7 juin 2018

Now that you’ve made it past the bubble, it's time to bring home the prize. Daniel teaches you how to take calculated risks and execute strategically-timed aggression to become a tournament champion.

Épisode 21 - Universal Tournament Strategy

7 juin 2018

Learn the universal tactics to take from table to table—no matter the stage or type of play—that will help you throughout the everchanging tournament landscape.

Épisode 22 - Cash Games

7 juin 2018

Learn how to effectively play stack sizes, maximize value, and avoid common mistakes in cash games.

Épisode 23 - Masking Tells

7 juin 2018

Daniel walks you through his methods for masking tells including how to maintain a consistent physical baseline, practice the perfect poker face, and protect your cards.

Épisode 24 - Spotting Tells, Part 1

7 juin 2018

Daniel teaches his exact process for determining if a player is bluffing and reveals the physical tells he’s spotted in opponents that have made him the most cash.

Épisode 25 - Spotting Tells, Part 2

7 juin 2018

Daniel delves deeper into his analysis of body language and demonstrates how craftier opponents may try to trick you with the notorious “reverse tell.”

Épisode 26 - Spotting Tells: Hand Reviews

7 juin 2018

Using footage from two different hands, Daniel pinpoints the exact moments that he picked up on live reads from his opponents, and reveals how he used that valuable information to maximize value and mitigate loss.

Épisode 27 - Table Talk

7 juin 2018

Learn the sophisticated ways Daniel uses table talk to get valuable information from his opponents and the steps you can take to protect yourself from prying players.

Épisode 28 - How to Think at the Poker Table

7 juin 2018

Daniel believes it is vital not to let emotion get in the way of logic. Learn the common mental traps poker players need to avoid and the checklist Daniel uses to keep a clear head.

Épisode 29 - Managing and Exploiting Tilt

7 juin 2018

Daniel encounters TILT just like every other player. Learn the mantra he uses to keep his emotions in check, and how to use TILT as a weapon against your opponents.

Épisode 30 - Table Image and Metagame

7 juin 2018

Daniel teaches you how to use your table image and play the metagame to get inside your opponent’s head and stay one step ahead.

Épisode 31 - Table Image and Metagame: Hand Reviews

7 juin 2018

Using footage from two different hands, Daniel shows how to use metagame as a weapon to steal a pot from his opponent, and incorporate his table image into his four-betting range.

Épisode 32 - Player Profiling

7 juin 2018

Daniel profiles the different types of players you’ll encounter at the tables, the quickest ways to identify them, and how to adjust your strategy to beat each type of player.

Épisode 33 - Game Selection

7 juin 2018

Learn how to identify your ideal table—one where you can realistically win, maximize your earnings, and have a good time.

Épisode 34 - Bankroll Management

7 juin 2018

Learn the importance of good bankroll management, how to pick the right stakes, prepare for losing streaks, and keep yourself in the game for the long run.

Épisode 35 - Off-Felt Training

7 juin 2018

Learn how to optimize your training time away from the felt through practice, meditation, and a balanced lifestyle.

Épisode 36 - Life as a Poker Player

7 juin 2018

Daniel believes that being a poker player is akin to running a business. Learn how to ensure that your “business” thrives through critical thinking, emotional stability, and adaptability.

Épisode 37 - Closing

7 juin 2018

Daniel shares lessons learned from his most challenging experiences and the best piece of advice he’s ever received, then encourages you to start training.

Épisode 38 - Bonus Material: Online Play

7 juin 2018

Daniel analyzes the fundamental differences between online and live poker, and shares advice on how to avoid hurting your earn rate.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

22 juin 2018

Meet your new instructor: Oscar-winner Natalie Portman. As a self-taught actor, she’s built a repertoire of personal techniques for developing characters and shaping performances, and she’ll be sharing them with you.

Épisode 2 - Getting to Know Your Character

22 juin 2018

To fully embody a character, you first need to gain a thorough understanding of what makes them tick. Natalie teaches you how to dig for illuminating details, create a personal timeline, and analyze influential relationships.

Épisode 3 - Developing Your Character Through Research

22 juin 2018

Real-life resources are invaluable for developing your character. Natalie explains how historical research, documentaries, and even YouTube videos can help you understand your character’s motivations and behavior.

Épisode 4 - Developing Your Character's Physicality

22 juin 2018

To develop your character, you will need to use your body. Natalie teaches you how to find the right movements and physical exercises, as well as how to use wardrobe and makeup, to embody the role.

Épisode 5 - Scene Studies: Physical Gesture

22 juin 2018

Natalie shares three performances by actors who have inspired her, breaking down thow they use physical movement to reveal character in surprising ways.

Épisode 6 - Case Study: “Black Swan”

22 juin 2018

In this case study, Natalie reveals how she prepared for her role in “Black Swan” as a ballerina losing her grip on reality, which included training with a ballet instructor for months.

Épisode 7 - Dialect Coaching: Research and Practice

22 juin 2018

When preparing for roles that involve a foreign language, accent, or dialect, Natalie works with her dialect coach, Tanya Blumstein. In this lesson, Natalie and Tanya demonstrate how they collaborate to shape the voice of a character.

Épisode 8 - Dialect Coaching in “Jackie”

22 juin 2018

In this case study, Natalie and Tanya share how they prepared for Natalie’s role in “Jackie” as First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy.

Épisode 9 - Working on Set

22 juin 2018

Natalie shares her techniques for working on set. You’ll learn how to emotionally connect with collaborators, handle vulnerability and self-consciousness, and maintain energy during a long day of shooting.

Épisode 10 - Performing on Camera

22 juin 2018

After years of performing on camera, Natalie has figured out what helps her achieve her best work. She explains her personal process as well as other tips for making the most of your time in front of the camera.

Épisode 11 - Working With Directors

22 juin 2018

The rapport you establish with a director from the beginning of your collaboration can help you deliver a successful performance. Natalie teaches you how to navigate this relationship and bring your own ideas to the table.

Épisode 12 - Successful Collaborations With Directors

22 juin 2018

Natalie reveals what she’s learned from her collaborations with gifted directors, including Darren Aronofsky, Mike Nichols, Anthony Minghella, and Pablo Larraín.

Épisode 13 - Case Study: Working With Terrence Malick

22 juin 2018

Unlike many of the directors she’s worked with, Terrence Malick doesn’t follow the traditional rules of filmmaking. Natalie shares what she learned from this acclaimed director’s unconventional approach.

Épisode 14 - Playing a Real Character

22 juin 2018

Playing a historical figure requires intensive research into both the private and public sides of your character. Natalie discusses how she stays true to the facts about her character while leaving room for invention and creativity.

Épisode 15 - Assignments in Developing Performance

22 juin 2018

Using well-known films and performances, Natalie guides you through exercises to help you analyze a character arc, conduct character research, and dissect a director’s approach.

Épisode 16 - Improvisation

22 juin 2018

Natalie sees improvisation as the opportunity to create. She’ll teach you how to engage with your environment, be alert, and actively listen.

Épisode 17 - Demo: Working With the Set, Props, and Camera

22 juin 2018

Natalie walks you through a sample scene, pointing out important questions to ask the production designer and director. She also shows you how to work with the set, props, and camera.

Épisode 18 - Green-Screen Acting

22 juin 2018

Green-screen acting forces you to rely solely on your imagination. In this lesson, Natalie offers practical tips on how to approach this unique acting challenge.

Épisode 19 - Advice for Actors

22 juin 2018

Natalie gives advice for auditioning, staying inspired, being an advocate for the people you work with, and nourishing your artistic spirit.

Épisode 20 - Active Empathy

22 juin 2018

In her final lesson, Natalie encourages you to see acting as an exercise in empathy. As you step into your character’s shoes, she encourages you to be playful, not worry about making mistakes, and have fun above all else.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

6 juillet 2018

Meet your new instructor: Man Booker Prize-winning author Margaret Atwood. In your first lesson, Margaret shares her perspective on the art of writing and who ultimately gives your book its meaning.

Épisode 2 - Getting Started as a Writer

6 juillet 2018

Margaret encourages you to find your own path, overcome obstacles like fear, and start writing by sharing her own writer’s story and creative process.

Épisode 3 - Story and Plot

6 juillet 2018

Learn what makes a strong plot. Margaret advises you to study myths, fairy tales, and other historical works of literature so that you can use them as building blocks for your stories.

Épisode 4 - Structuring Your Novel: Layered Narratives and Other Variations

6 juillet 2018

Margaret illustrates the myriad ways you can structure your story and create a multi-layered narrative, using the classic tales Little Red Riding Hood, Arabian Nights, and her own novel The Blind Assassin as examples.

Épisode 5 - Who Tells the Story: Narrative Point of View

6 juillet 2018

Choosing the right point of view to tell your story from involves a lot of trial and error. Margaret explains the impact this decision has on your story, and offers an exercise to help you explore the effects of various points of view.

Épisode 6 - Point of View Case Studies

6 juillet 2018

In this chapter, Margaret discusses her use of multiple points of view in Alias Grace, and why she wrote The Handmaid’s Tale from the first person point of view.

Épisode 7 - Bringing Characters to Life Through Detail

6 juillet 2018

Actions and reactions reveal character, but so do details the writer thoughtfully weaves into the story. Margaret offers concrete tools to help you create nuanced, well-developed characters you know by heart.

Épisode 8 - Creating Compelling Characters

6 juillet 2018

Margaret teaches why the most compelling characters are often not very likeable, and delves into how gender plays into our expectations about character.

Épisode 9 - Writing Through Roadblocks

6 juillet 2018

Learn Margaret’s advice for overcoming challenges such as constant interruption, writer’s block, or a narrative problem you can’t figure out how to solve.

Épisode 10 - Crafting Dialogue

6 juillet 2018

Margaret teaches how to use dialogue to reveal character and story, and discusses the importance of making your dialogue authentic to the time and place in which your narrative transpires.

Épisode 11 - Revealing the World Through Sensory Imagery

6 juillet 2018

The more specific your details, the more engaged your readers. Learn how Margaret uses The Handmaid’s Tale to illustrate her approach to imagery.

Épisode 12 - Prose Style and Texture

6 juillet 2018

Learn the difference between style and description as Margaret illustrates two different prose style extremes—baroque and plainsong.

Épisode 13 - Working With Time in Fiction

6 juillet 2018

Margaret explains the significance of time in fiction, and offers advice on keeping readers oriented without compromising your story structure.

Épisode 14 - The Door to Your Book: The Importance of the First Five Pages

6 juillet 2018

From Melville to Dickens, Margaret shares some of her favorite opening lines and underscores the value of making your first five pages utterly compelling.

Épisode 15 - Writing the Middle and Ending

6 juillet 2018

Margaret teaches her approach to keeping readers engaged through the middle of your book and discusses the merits of closed and open endings to your story.

Épisode 16 - Revision: Seeing Your Work Anew

6 juillet 2018

For Margaret, revision is an opportunity to take a fresh look at your book and consider new possibilities. Learn the value of soliciting feedback from select readers, and the importance of a good line editor.

Épisode 17 - The Novel and the Shifting Sands of Genre

6 juillet 2018

Margaret discusses the evolution of the novel and asserts that the writer’s objective should be to stay true to the foundational elements of storytelling, regardless of genre.

Épisode 18 - Speculative Fiction

6 juillet 2018

Learn Margaret's approach to writing speculative fiction and her advice on how to generate ideas and build your world in this genre.

Épisode 19 - Speculative Fiction Case Study: The Handmaid’s Tale

6 juillet 2018

Margaret reveals the ideas and research that inspired The Handmaid’s Tale, offering a first-hand look at some of these materials.

Épisode 20 - Research and Historical Accuracy

6 juillet 2018

Getting details right is critical in historical fiction and can lend believability to any story. Margaret emphasizes this point but also shows how to avoid letting research slow you down.

Épisode 21 - The Writer’s Path

6 juillet 2018

Margaret reveals the one book she recommends to all writers, and shares inspirational stories from writers past and present to encourage you to persevere despite the obstacles you may confront.

Épisode 22 - The Business of Being a Writer

6 juillet 2018

From finding an agent, to getting published, and dealing with negative reviews, Margaret offers her perspective on the business of being a writer.

Épisode 23 - Parting Words

6 juillet 2018

Margaret bids her students farewell, sharing her desire to pass on her wisdom to the next generation of writers.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

31 juillet 2018

Meet your new instructor: award-winning filmmaker Ken Burns. Ken shares why he’s teaching his MasterClass, what you’ll learn, and encourages you to break free from the rules of conventional filmmaking.

Épisode 2 - What It Takes

31 juillet 2018

Your life experiences, personal goals, and early films are all fodder for your career as filmmaker. Learn the highs and lows of Ken’s first film and his advice for navigating the filmmaking process.

Épisode 3 - Choosing Your Story

31 juillet 2018

Using examples from his own project files, Ken teaches you how to identify powerful, universal themes that will resonate with audiences.

Épisode 4 - Finding Your Story Within The Subject

31 juillet 2018

You’ve selected your topic, but what’s the story you’re telling? Ken teaches you how to use research to seek out different perspectives, discover your story, and anchor it in facts.

Épisode 5 - Telling A True Story

31 juillet 2018

Learn how Ken sculpts stories to honor opposing viewpoints and portray a larger narrative picture.

Épisode 6 - Treatments, Pitching, and Funding

31 juillet 2018

Filmmaking requires passion, vision—and money. Using an example from The Civil War, Ken teaches you the purpose and process of writing a treatment and his tips for navigating the world of fundraising.

Épisode 7 - Structuring a Documentary Narrative

31 juillet 2018

A bold beginning, engaging middle, and compelling end—the laws of storytelling can and should be applied to documentary filmmaking. Learn how to structure your narrative to keep viewers hooked.

Épisode 8 - Sourcing Archival Materials

31 juillet 2018

Archival materials are some of the richest storytelling resources available. But how do you navigate the huge volume of possibilities? Ken teaches you his time-tested methods for unearthing rare audio and visual materials.

Épisode 9 - Shaping Nonfiction Characters

31 juillet 2018

Learn how to identify character arcs, leverage conflict, and set aside judgment to portray memorable nonfiction characters that capture the complexity of real life.

Épisode 10 - Case Study: The Vietnam War Episode Boards

31 juillet 2018

Using the episode board from his docuseries The Vietnam War, Ken teaches you his strategies for visualizing the structure of your film.

Épisode 11 - Writing a Script

31 juillet 2018

For Ken, writing a script is an essential step towards organizing and shaping a film’s story and structure.In this lesson, he explains how to leverage all the narrative tools at your disposal—from interview bites to narration—in order to craft your script.

Épisode 12 - Visual Storytelling: Cinematic Techniques

31 juillet 2018

Ken teaches you how to use the cinematic tools of dramatic filmmaking to infuse emotion and meaning into the stills and live action of your documentary.

Épisode 13 - Visual Storytelling: Unforgivable Blackness Case Study

31 juillet 2018

Using imagery from his film Unforgivable Blackness, Ken demonstrates how to artfully juxtapose photographs and interweave film to craft a compelling storyline.

Épisode 14 - Selecting Interview Subjects

31 juillet 2018

The people you choose to interview help bring your film to life. Ken teaches you how to identify, approach, and vet the right subjects for your documentary.

Épisode 15 - Conducting an Interview

31 juillet 2018

Learn Ken’s interviewing techniques to help you connect with your subjects and draw out their most compelling stories.

Épisode 16 - Case Study: Navigating a Challenging Interview

31 juillet 2018

Not all interviews run smoothly. Using raw footage from The War, Ken walks you through one of his most difficult interviews, and shares how four simple words transformed it into some of the most powerful moments in the film.

Épisode 17 - Nonfiction Cinematography

31 juillet 2018

You don’t need a huge crew to make a great film. Ken teaches you how to approach interview and field shoots using a lean production team.

Épisode 18 - The Power of Music

31 juillet 2018

Learn how Ken uses music as a powerful storytelling tool in order to add layers of narrative depth and spark emotions in his audiences.

Épisode 19 - Editing: Process

31 juillet 2018

After editing Civil War, Baseball, and Jazz, Ken created a new process to efficiently hone raw footage into the final cut. Learn his method for tackling vast amounts of material during the editing process.

Épisode 20 - Editing: Principles

31 juillet 2018

Ken teaches you the guiding principles he’s developed over the course of four decades in the edit bay.

Épisode 21 - Editing Case Study: The Vietnam War Introduction

31 juillet 2018

Using early, never-before-seen-cuts of The Vietnam War, Ken illustrates how to synthesize the components of a story and sculpt the film in the edit.

Épisode 22 - Recording and Using Voice Over

31 juillet 2018

Using pages from The Vietnam War and The Roosevelts, Ken walks you through the process of tracking a VO session and directing talent.

Épisode 23 - Sound Design

31 juillet 2018

To truly immerse an audience in your film, sound design is key. Ken teaches you how to spot for sound and harness the vast array of aural tools at your disposal.

Épisode 24 - The Artist's Responsibility

31 juillet 2018

Film has the ability to bridge geographic, linguistic, and political boundaries. Ken breaks down the role of the filmmaker in society and their power and responsibility as an artist.

Épisode 25 - Sharing Your Film

31 juillet 2018

Part of the thrill of making a film is sharing it with others. Learn how to reach your audience and the importance of opening your film up to interpretation and conversation.

Épisode 26 - Jump The Chasm

31 juillet 2018

Ken encourages you to let go of any lingering doubt and take the leap toward making your documentary film.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

6 septembre 2018

In your first lesson, Gordon explains why he’s back with a second class and how his newest restaurant-inspired recipes will help you wow your next dinner guests with a fabulous at-home dining experience.

Épisode 2 - Red Wine Poached Egg, Asparagus, and Mushrooms

6 septembre 2018

Learn how to sauté and purée to make this vegetarian main course, plus get tips on how to prep vegetables and poach eggs ahead of time for quick assembly when you’re ready to serve.

Épisode 3 - Crispy Duck with Red Endive and Spinach

6 septembre 2018

Gordon teaches you how to cook duck breast in its own rendered fat for a crispy skin and tender flesh. Then make a quick cherry glaze and learn Gordon’s techniques for wilting spinach and caramelizing endive.

Épisode 4 - Pomme Purée

6 septembre 2018

Gordon’s perfect mashed potatoes rely on a waxy potato and potato ricer. Learn how to choose the right type of potato, infuse your cream with flavor, and achieve a smooth and creamy purée.

Épisode 5 - Cauliflower Steak, Olives, and Mushrooms

6 septembre 2018

Gordon demonstrates how to transform an ordinary head of cauliflower into a show-stopping vegetarian dish. Learn how to sear cauliflower “steaks” and make a flavorful olive pistou with sautéed porcinis to top.

Épisode 6 - Rack of Lamb with Thumbelina Carrots

6 septembre 2018

Learn how to gently sear a rack of lamb and finish with oven-roasting. Then make Gordon’s updated versions of the traditional mint jelly and mash—a mint yogurt sauce and glazed root vegetables with star anise.

Épisode 7 - Roasted Eggplant With Basil and Feta

6 septembre 2018

Gordon shares his tips for extracting the bitterness from eggplant and roasting it in its own skin for this vegetarian side dish that quickly comes together. Learn how to incorporate aromatics and Turkish spices for a surprising flavor profile.

Épisode 8 - Grilled Baby Leeks, Miso Broth, and Caviar Vinaigrette

6 septembre 2018

Make Gordon’s dish of grilled baby leeks, then poached in a miso broth full of umami flavor. Finish the dish by making a luscious, sauce-like caviar vinaigrette or simply omit the caviar to make this appetizer vegetarian.

Épisode 9 - Szechuan Roasted Whole Chicken

6 septembre 2018

Gordon teaches you how to truss and roast a whole chicken encrusted with homemade szechuan pepper mix. Then, carve the chicken into portions you’ll reserve for the salad in Chapter 10 and the ramen broth with udon in Chapter 11.

Épisode 10 - Hoisin Chicken and Pickled Daikon

6 septembre 2018

Utilizing chicken thighs from Chapter 9: Szechuan Roasted Whole Chicken, Gordon teaches you how to make his crispy hoisin chicken, quick pickles, and his unique plating for this salad meant for sharing.

Épisode 11 - Szechuan Chicken Breast and Udon Noodles

6 septembre 2018

Learn how to make a quick, flavorful, aromatic broth that tastes like it’s been simmering for days, then pair it with udon noodles and the Szechuan-crusted chicken breast—reserved from Chapter 9—for Gordon’s play on chicken noodle soup.

Épisode 12 - Sesame Crusted Tuna With Cucumber Salad

6 septembre 2018

Gordon says to “treat tuna like you would an amazing wagyu steak.” Learn how to cook such a delicate meat, quick-pickled vegetables, and make cucumber “noodles” finished with a bright, yuzu dressing.

Épisode 13 - Fried Branzino With Thai Chili Lettuce Cups

6 septembre 2018

Gordon demystifies cooking with whole fish. Learn how to trim, marinate, and shallow fry a whole branzino with a stunning presentation that encourages guests to be interactive and build their own lettuce cups.

Épisode 14 - Raspberry Soufflé

6 septembre 2018

Gordon teaches you the techniques he calls “the science of soufflé.” Learn how to bake airy soufflés with crisp edges and perfect height for a sweet end to a special meal.

Épisode 15 - Closing

6 septembre 2018

As Gordon says, “cooking isn’t a sprint, it’s a marathon.” He encourages you to stick with it and try your own spin on each dish as you gain confidence and creativity in the kitchen.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

19 octobre 2018

Meet your new instructor, Grammy Award-winning guitarist Tom Morello, and get ready to uncover your authentic artistic self.

Épisode 2 - Developing Your Creative Voice

19 octobre 2018

Tom teaches you how to think beyond your musical influences, challenge the traditional boundaries of the electric guitar, and start developing your own voice as a musician.

Épisode 3 - Riffs

19 octobre 2018

Powerful, hard-driving riffs are the heart and soul of Tom’s musical legacy. Learn his tips for experimenting with tuning, slides, chukkas, and more, to unleash heavy, rocking riffs of your own.

Épisode 4 - Gear: Pedals and Effects

19 octobre 2018

Tom walks you through his basic pedal rig from delays to tuner and wah-wah to whammy. Learn how he uses each to create a diverse collection of sounds and effects.

Épisode 5 - Tones and Sounds

19 octobre 2018

It’s not what pedals you own, it’s how you use them. Learn Tom’s creative process for discovering sounds and how you can create your own.

Épisode 6 - Tom's Noise Chart

19 octobre 2018

Tom walks you through his own noise chart, including examples from “Guerilla Radio” and “Your Time Has Come,” to show you his system for keeping track of all the elements that come together to create an original sound.

Épisode 7 - Tom's Influences: Rock, Jazz, Classical, and Folk

19 octobre 2018

A diverse set of musical influences can help you take your playing in exciting new directions. Learn how Tom incorporates the genres that have made an impact on him into his own music, and how you can do the same.

Épisode 8 - Tom's Influences: EDM, the Blues, and Hip-Hop

19 octobre 2018

You can learn from other artists’ styles, melodies, attitudes, and sounds. Tom teaches you how to fold blues guitar—and more modern, non-guitar sounds from EDM and hip-hop—into your playing.

Épisode 9 - Practice

19 octobre 2018

Tom teaches you how to structure your practice time, from balancing technique and theory to segmenting your practice day.

Épisode 10 - Technique: Developing Speed

19 octobre 2018

Tom believes that you have to play slowly to learn to play fast. Learn the finger exercises he used to go from scribbling around on the guitar to confidently shredding.

Épisode 11 - Beginner Theory: Pentatonic and Blues Scales

19 octobre 2018

Aimed towards beginner players, Tom demystifies the pentatonic scale and the blues scale to help you start improvising solos.

Épisode 12 - Theory: Unlocking the Fretboard

19 octobre 2018

In the next step on your soloing journey, Tom teaches you his methods for soloing in any key, anywhere on the neck.

Épisode 13 - Improvisation

19 octobre 2018

Learn how to get lost in the music, experiment, and push yourself outside of your comfort zone with Tom’s techniques for becoming a more nimble improviser.

Épisode 14 - Solos

19 octobre 2018

Using examples from guitarists Randy Rhoads and Eddie Van Halen, Tom breaks down his strategies for creating innovative, rule-bending solos with melodies and effects.

Épisode 15 - Solo Case Study: "The Ghost of Tom Joad"

19 octobre 2018

Using his solo in Rage Against the Machine’s cover of Bruce Springsteen's “The Ghost of Tom Joad” as an example, Tom illustrates how a solo can defy convention and transcend genre.

Épisode 16 - Rock Songwriting Fundamentals

19 octobre 2018

Tom demystifies the songwriting process to teach you how to break down the barrier between yourself and the greats. Learn how to stay open to inspiration and patiently explore your ideas to create original, authentic songs.

Épisode 17 - Riff Rock Writing: Verses and Multitracking

19 octobre 2018

Get inspired by Tom’s riff-writing process and apply his simple studio recording techniques to begin creating a song of your own.

Épisode 18 - Riff Rock Writing: Chorus, Solo, and Arrangement

19 octobre 2018

Learn to complete your song by adding a chorus, a solo, and a structural arrangement to the whole piece. Tom also breaks down the arrangement of the Rage Against the Machine classic, “Bulls on Parade.”

Épisode 19 - Lyrics and Melody

19 octobre 2018

Learn how to unleash your inner poet to write honest lyrics that come from your soul—then find the melody to fit them.

Épisode 20 - Studio Recording

19 octobre 2018

Tom takes you on a philosophical and practical tour of his strategies for getting the most out of a studio recording session.

Épisode 21 - Case Study: "Killing in the Name"

19 octobre 2018

Tom deconstructs one of Rage Against the Machine’s biggest hits, from inception to recording and release.

Épisode 22 - Live Shows: Philosophy and Nerves

19 octobre 2018

Learn how to find your own authentic voice as a performer and combat the nerves that might be keeping you from growing as an artist.

Épisode 23 - Live Shows: Practicalities and Performance

19 octobre 2018

From warming up your hands to crafting the perfect setlist, Tom teaches you how to create powerful experiences for your audiences.

Épisode 24 - Bands and Collaboration

19 octobre 2018

Learn how to find the right bandmates to help grow your artistic vision and how to diffuse the inevitable band problems that surface from creative collaboration.

Épisode 25 - Gear: Tom's Guitars and Amps

19 octobre 2018

Tom walks you through his signature guitars and trusty amps and shares the story behind each.

Épisode 26 - Conclusion

19 octobre 2018

Tom wraps up his class with a few parting words and an artistic challenge to you: “Envision something that goes beyond what anybody’s imagined before—” and never stop pushing.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

23 octobre 2018

Meet your new instructors David Axelrod and Karl Rove. In your first lesson, they share how they each found politics, how their unlikely friendship began, and why they are passionate about democracy.

Épisode 2 - Starting a Campaign

23 octobre 2018

Karl and David lay out what a campaign team needs to consider at the start of a race. Learn why you need to take stock of the electorate--and your candidate--to develop a theory of why you can win.

Épisode 3 - Assessing Your Candidate

23 octobre 2018

Knowing your candidate inside and out is essential to a winning campaign. Both instructors illustrate why you must uncover every strength and weakness: to identify lines of attack and develop your message.

Épisode 4 - Researching Your Opponent

23 octobre 2018

Karl delves into the whys and hows of conducting opposition research, and addresses the ethical concerns of this practice.

Épisode 5 - Working on a Campaign

23 octobre 2018

Both instructors teach you how to decide which candidate to work for, the different roles on a campaign team, and the role of key decision-maker.

Épisode 6 - The Campaign Plan

23 octobre 2018

Karl explains why you need a campaign plan, what it should include, and how to follow-through and evolve as the race progresses.

Épisode 7 - Understanding the Electorate and Targeting Voters

23 octobre 2018

Karl teaches you how to determine which parts of the electorate your campaign should target and how to go about it, while David shares his advice on the importance of addressing what constituents care about most.

Épisode 8 - Polling and Focus Groups

23 octobre 2018

David and Karl trade off teaching the importance of polling and focus groups, while also highlighting the limitations of these types of research.

Épisode 9 - Budgeting and Fundraising

23 octobre 2018

Karl breaks down what you need to include in a comprehensive campaign budget, how to figure out how much money you can raise, and the different ways you can go about raising it effectively.

Épisode 10 - The Campaign Message

23 octobre 2018

Using effective ads from past successful campaigns, David and Karl teach you the different types of messages you can create for your campaign, from biographical content to positive, comparative, and negative ads.

Épisode 11 - Campaign Messaging Case Study

23 octobre 2018

David walks you through the entire media campaign for an Iowa governor’s race to demonstrate how to develop and evolve your campaign message.

Épisode 12 - Public Appearances

23 octobre 2018

David discusses the importance of the campaign launch, the fundamentals of the stump speech, and why candidates must be aware that all their actions are under scrutiny in a campaign.

Épisode 13 - Getting Your Message Out

23 octobre 2018

Karl and David analyze the ever-changing media landscape and teach their most effective ways to use television and the internet to disseminate your candidate’s message.

Épisode 14 - Harnessing Social Media

23 octobre 2018

David and Karl explain how essential social media is to modern campaigning. Learn how to use social media to spread your message, target voters, solicit donations, and find volunteers.

Épisode 15 - Direct Mail

23 octobre 2018

Karl breaks down why direct mail continues to be a valuable tool to reach voters during your campaign.

Épisode 16 - Slogans and Logos

23 octobre 2018

Using his experiences in the 2008 Obama presidential campaign, David offers his unique perspective on the power of slogans and logos.

Épisode 17 - Supporting Your Candidate

23 octobre 2018

Karl and David teach you strategies to support your candidate during the grueling election cycle, from finding ways to preserve their energy, to delivering tough feedback.

Épisode 18 - Mobilizing Volunteers

23 octobre 2018

An expert in “the ground game,” Karl teaches how to use volunteers to reach potential voters during your campaign. David and Karl also discuss why volunteering can be an excellent entry point into working on campaigns.

Épisode 19 - Debates

23 octobre 2018

Using examples from historic debates, David and Karl break down the tactics candidates can use to effectively win a debate.

Épisode 20 - Keeping the Campaign on Track

23 octobre 2018

David illustrates how to successfully emerge from the inevitable mistakes and negative attacks that happen during the course of any campaign.

Épisode 21 - Identifying Influencers

23 octobre 2018

Karl teaches you how to identify and leverage the organizations and individuals who can positively influence your campaign.

Épisode 22 - The End of the Race

23 octobre 2018

The closing weeks of a campaign are the busiest part of the election cycle. David and Karl lay out what to prioritize as you race toward the finish line.

Épisode 23 - The Current State of Politics

23 octobre 2018

Karl and David discuss their perspectives on the highly polarized current state of politics in America, and the future they see for the country.

Épisode 24 - Parting Words

23 octobre 2018

David and Karl offer a call to action, encouraging you to get involved in politics and start making a difference.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

25 octobre 2018

Meet your new instructor: Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman. Paul will cover many of the issues you see in the headlines everyday—and provide tools to help you make sense of it all.

Épisode 2 - What Is Economics?

25 octobre 2018

Paul believes that at its heart, economics is about people—how they earn a living and how they spend their income.

Épisode 3 - Two Fundamental Principles of Economics

25 octobre 2018

First—people respond to incentives. Second—each transaction has an equal give and take. Paul breaks down economic thinking into two main principles and teaches you the intricacies of each.

Épisode 4 - Major Developments in Economic Thought

25 octobre 2018

Paul walks you through the history of economic thought through the theories of Adam Smith and John Maynard Keynes to make an important point—you have to understand the past to improve the future.

Épisode 5 - Understanding Macroeconomics: The Fed and IS-LM (Wonkish)

25 octobre 2018

Learn how the Federal Reserve works to keep the economy healthy, and about the theoretical framework it uses to inform its decisions.

Épisode 6 - How ‘08 Happened

25 octobre 2018

Learn about the market patterns and unregulated financial activities that led to our worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, and how to prepare yourself for the uncertain economic future.

Épisode 7 - The Economic Theory of Crises

25 octobre 2018

Learn how these concepts played out in Japan's 1998 crash and the 2008 recession in the US.

Épisode 8 - Economic Solutions to Crises

25 octobre 2018

Paul details monetary solutions vs. fiscal solutions, how to rethink deficit spending, and what to do to brace for the next crisis.

Épisode 9 - Inequality: The Growing Gap

25 octobre 2018

The growing income gap poses a danger to the well-being of our economy. Learn the history of economic inequality, how race is always related, and the economic effects of growing up boomer vs. growing up millennial.

Épisode 10 - Inequality: Our Divided Society

25 octobre 2018

Learn the social and cultural costs of our inequality, and ways to advocate for a more equal society.

Épisode 11 - Understanding Taxes

25 octobre 2018

Paul explores the data behind “supply side” taxation, the potential impact of the 2017 tax cuts, and how the American tax plan affects each of us.

Épisode 12 - The Economics of Technological Progress

25 octobre 2018

Learn the impact of technological expansion on the job market, the economy as a whole, and on the individual citizen.

Épisode 13 - Health Care: The Problems

25 octobre 2018

Health care is central to American lives and the American economy. Paul breaks down the economics of the private health care market and explains two “market killers” in our current system.

Épisode 14 - Health Care: The Solutions

25 octobre 2018

Using examples from health care systems in the UK, Canada, and Switzerland, Paul examines three approaches to universal healthcare, noting the positives and challenges of each.

Épisode 15 - Theories of Trade (Wonkish)

25 octobre 2018

Through a discussion of his Nobel Prize-winning idea, the New Trade Theory, Paul explains the history and continued impact of trade on the economy.

Épisode 16 - Understanding the Hyperglobalized World

25 octobre 2018

Globalization has forever changed the way we communicate and do business. Paul discusses the transformative technologies that led to efficient global trade and the impact of those developments on our country’s economy.

Épisode 17 - China: The Disruptive Miracle

25 octobre 2018

Paul explains China’s rapid economic growth and details how the influx of their exported goods impact economies and rules of trade worldwide.

Épisode 18 - Economic Geography

25 octobre 2018

Through the example of Silicon Valley, Paul illustrates how economics can even control the geographic movement of people.

Épisode 19 - Reading Economics

25 octobre 2018

Paul teaches you how to read and interpret developing economic issues in order to stay informed. Learn his personal tools and techniques for spotting critical, accurate information in breaking news.

Épisode 20 - Seeing the World Like an Economist

25 octobre 2018

For Paul, being an economist requires thinking critically and learning from others. Learn his critical thinking methodology, like how to look for natural experiments, think past your own bias, and use the information at your fingertips.

Épisode 21 - Writing Economics

25 octobre 2018

Using his column “Myths of Austerity,” Paul demonstrates how he uses language, current events, and more to break down a complex topic while keeping the reader informed and engaged.

Épisode 22 - Closing

25 octobre 2018

Paul ends his class with parting advice for aspiring activists and policy makers, or those who wish to become more informed citizens: remember to stay aware, to read, to listen, and to remain an active participant in society.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

29 octobre 2018

Meet your new instructor: best-selling author Dan Brown. In your first lesson, Dan lays out the practical takeaways you’ll get in his class and provides his first lesson in suspense.

Épisode 2 - The Anatomy of a Thriller

29 octobre 2018

Dan believes that all stories are comprised of the same elements. Learn the essential components that every compelling story needs, as well as Dan’s personal checklist for creating some of the most successful thrillers in history.

Épisode 3 - Finding the Idea

29 octobre 2018

Dan teaches you how to mine the world around you for big ideas, how to choose the right topic for your book, and how to find the moral dilemma at the core of your story.

Épisode 4 - Choosing Locations

29 octobre 2018

Learn how to use location to create interest, generate suspense, and build the structure of your book.

Épisode 5 - Creating Heroes and Villains

29 octobre 2018

Dan teaches his techniques for crafting heroes that your readers will connect with on a human level. Then, learn how to create complex villains who function as catalysts for action and conflict.

Épisode 6 - Universal Character Tools

29 octobre 2018

Dan shares valuable tips for developing authentic secondary characters, and teaches you how to strategically design relationships between characters to maximize conflict and drive plot.

Épisode 7 - Character Case Study: The Da Vinci Code

29 octobre 2018

Dan takes a detailed look at the characters from his best-selling novel, The Da Vinci Code, to illustrate how different character types can be used to create suspense and propel the narrative.

Épisode 8 - Research, Part 1

29 octobre 2018

For Dan, research is one of the most important parts of his creative process. Learn how to use on-location research and subject-matter experts to bring specificity and authenticity to your writing.

Épisode 9 - Research, Part 2

29 octobre 2018

Dan goes deeper into his research process to show you how he uncovers the shocking connections between seemingly unrelated elements in his stories.

Épisode 10 - Building a Story From the Ground Up

29 octobre 2018

From the initial idea to the final chapter, Dan walks you through his entire process for building a story, and provides a step-by-step guide to transforming your vision into a captivating thriller.

Épisode 11 - Creating Suspense, Part 1

29 octobre 2018

Using his novel, Origin, and exclusive content from a never-before-seen project, Dan explains how to use parallel plotlines and dramatic opening paragraphs to create suspense that will keep readers turning the pages.

Épisode 12 - Creating Suspense, Part 2

29 octobre 2018

Dan teaches you his strategies to pull your readers into your scenes and craft cliffhangers that will leave them on the edge of their seats.

Épisode 13 - Writing Chapters and Scenes

29 octobre 2018

Learn Dan’s guiding principles for moving from an outline into a first draft, including how to develop stand-out, big moments and manipulate tension and release.

Épisode 14 - Selecting and Utilizing Point of View

29 octobre 2018

Dan teaches you how to strategically use narrative point of view to maximize suspense, withhold information, and reveal character.

Épisode 15 - Exposition and Dialogue

29 octobre 2018

Learn how to craft exposition that appeals to your reader's senses and write dialogue that communicates essential information while simultaneously revealing character.

Épisode 16 - Editing and Rewriting

29 octobre 2018

Dan shares his practical system for tracking the status of an edit and demonstrates how to strengthen your project through revision.

Épisode 17 - Protecting Your Process

29 octobre 2018

When it comes to writing, Dan’s philosophy is simple: protect the process and the results will take care of themselves. Learn how to beat writer’s block and structure your writing habits in a way that maximizes your creative output.

Épisode 18 - Life As A Writer

29 octobre 2018

Dan explains the importance of persistence, shares tips on how to build a team that believes in you, and teaches you how to write a query letter that will stand out in agency slush piles.

Épisode 19 - The Secret of Secrets

29 octobre 2018

Dan provides parting words of wisdom and encouragement and reveals the never-before-seen artifact he promised to share in the first lesson of his class.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

8 novembre 2018

Back to teach his second MasterClass, Chef Thomas Keller shares why he’s returned, and outlines the techniques he’ll teach you—and the philosophy you’ll use to approach all your learning in the kitchen.

Épisode 2 - Getting Started: Meat Cuts and Quality

8 novembre 2018

Chef Keller walks you through the grades and variety of cuts of beef, pork, and poultry. Learn the difference between choice and prime, the meaning of marbling, the purpose of air-drying meat, and the benefits of dry or wet aging

Épisode 3 - Sauté: Chicken Paillard

8 novembre 2018

Chef Keller teaches you his paillard technique through this versatile, light dish finished with a sauce you’ll learn in Chapter 19: Vinaigrettes. Learn how to pound out a protein for a thin cut and how to execute a quick sauté.

Épisode 4 - Sauté: Wiener Schnitzel

8 novembre 2018

Using veal top round and building on techniques you learned in Chapter 3: Chicken Paillard, Chef Keller teaches you his tricks for achieving an airy, crisp layer of breading and the perfect level of seasoning.

Épisode 5 - Fried Chicken

8 novembre 2018

Chef Keller teaches you how to make the fried chicken served every other Monday at his restaurant Ad Hoc. Learn how to brine and break down a whole chicken and fry each piece to perfection.

Épisode 6 - Technique: Oven Roasting Overview

8 novembre 2018

Chef Keller gives an overview of the meats you’ll be roasting in the next three chapters, including three cuts of beef, two cuts of lamb, and a whole chicken. Then, learn how to calibrate your oven, and the importance of bringing proteins to temp.

Épisode 7 - Pan Roasting: Duck Breast

8 novembre 2018

Chef Keller teaches you his pan-roasting technique for Pekin duck breast, including how to render the fat for a crispy skin and how to achieve the perfect medium-rare finish. Then learn how to make a honey-orange gastrique sauce for a sweet and sour finish.

Épisode 8 - Pan Roasting: Côte de Bœuf

8 novembre 2018

Chef Keller thinks of côte de bœuf, or rib steak, as a celebratory dish, built for sharing. Learn how to air-dry, truss, and roast a rib steak, and how to prepare a maître d’hôtel butter for the final flourish.

Épisode 9 - Oven Roasting: Chicken

8 novembre 2018

Learn how to re-create what Chef Keller describes as his first choice for his “last meal.” Chef Keller explains the benefits of brining and air-drying, and teaches you how to truss and roast a chicken in a single pot with vegetables.

Épisode 10 - Oven Roasting: Blowtorch Prime Rib Roast

8 novembre 2018

The main ingredient is a center-cut rib roast, and a key implement is a propane blowtorch. Learn Chef Keller’s technique for a prime rib roast cooked to an even medium rare in every slice.

Épisode 11 - Technique: Braising and Braising à la Matignon

8 novembre 2018

Chef Keller teaches you the principles of braising and the role of mirepoix, marinating, and matignon in adding flavor and texture to slow-cooked cuts of meat.

Épisode 12 - Braising: Pork Shoulder à la Matignon

8 novembre 2018

Learn how to truss, sear, and oven-braise a pork shoulder à la matignon with celery root, apples, and onions in a traditional cast-iron cocotte.

Épisode 13 - Braising: Red Wine Braised Short Ribs

8 novembre 2018

Chef Keller teaches you how to braise short ribs through a slow-cooked recipe that is worth the patience it requires. Learn how to make a red wine marinade, clarify it to become the base of the sauce, and reduce it into a finishing glaze.

Épisode 14 - Grilling on a Hibachi: Steak, Lamb Chops, and Chicken

8 novembre 2018

Chef Keller teaches you his techniques for grilling a variety of proteins on a stove top hibachi. Learn how to choose the right fuel and manage your safety while grilling indoors.

Épisode 15 - Stocks, Broths, and Jus: An Overview

8 novembre 2018

Stocks are an essential building block in Chef Keller’s restaurants. Learn stock-making fundamentals, from their ingredients and techniques to the broader applications of stocks throughout so many dishes.

Épisode 16 - Roasted Veal Stock

8 novembre 2018

Chef Keller teaches you how to use a pressure cooker to make a restaurant-quality veal stock that will become the foundation for a number of sauces and recipes, including the sauce in Chapter 21: Brown Chicken Quick Sauce.

Épisode 17 - Light Chicken Stock

8 novembre 2018

Learn the steps to simmering, clarifying, straining, and storing the light chicken stock that Chef Keller uses to cook pasta and as a base for soups and sauces.

Épisode 18 - Sauces: An Overview

8 novembre 2018

Chef Keller walks you through the definition of a sauce and provides an overview of some the most common French sauces alongside the proteins they most commonly pair with.

Épisode 19 - Vinaigrette, Emulsified Vinaigrette, Sauce Vierge, and Pickled Chow Chow Vinaigrette

8 novembre 2018

Learn how to makes a variety of sauces including a basic oil-and-vinegar vinaigrette; a creamy vinaigrette, emulsified with a raw egg yolk and mustard; a sauce vierge; and a chow-chow vinaigrette, from a medley of chopped and pickled vegetables.

Épisode 20 - Chicken Velouté and Sauces Suprême, Allemande, and Albufera

8 novembre 2018

Using the stock you made in Chapter 17: Light Chicken Stock, Chef Keller teaches you how to make the French mother sauce, velouté. Then use your velouté to create three more versatile sauces.

Épisode 21 - Brown Chicken Quick Sauce and Sauce Chasseur

8 novembre 2018

Chef Keller developed this “quick” sauce in the early days of The French Laundry. Learn how to build flavor by browning chicken parts, caramelizing vegetables, repeatedly glazing and reglazing, reducing, and clarifying.

Épisode 22 - Closing

8 novembre 2018

Chef Keller concludes his MasterClass with parting words of wisdom and reminds you the importance of patience and practice as you continue on your culinary journey.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

15 novembre 2018

Meet your new instructor: James Beard Award-winning pastry chef Dominique Ansel. Step into Chef Dominique’s bakery as he shares his vision for the class—to teach you the fundamentals of pastry and a curated selection of stunning desserts.

Épisode 2 - Dominique’s Journey: Beauvais, Boulud, and the Bakery

15 novembre 2018

Learn Chef Dominique’s unlikely path from a working-class town in Northern France to the pastry kitchen of a Michelin-starred Manhattan restaurant—and finally—his very own bakery.

Épisode 3 - Mini Madeleines

15 novembre 2018

Chef Dominique believes that there is a precise moment in which a dessert is at its best. Learn how to make mini madeleines, pillowy cakes that can be baked and served within five minutes—when they are at their peak.

Épisode 4 - Fruit Tart Base: Vanilla Sablé Shell

15 novembre 2018

Chef Dominique teaches you how to make a vanilla sablé shell that serves as the base for a set of stunning fruit tarts in the chapters to come. Learn to fonçage and blind-bake pastry dough for a tart shell that serves as the optimal canvas for endless variation.

Épisode 5 - Fruit Tart Filling: Pastry Cream

15 novembre 2018

Pastry cream is an indispensable part of a baker’s arsenal. Learn to make Chef Dominique's classic version, and how to apply the infusion technique to create complementary flavors.

Épisode 6 - Fruit Tart Filling: Quick Strawberry Jam

15 novembre 2018

Chef Dominique teaches you to make a simplified strawberry jam that you’ll use as a robustly flavorful second filling in the strawberry fruit tart.

Épisode 7 - Fruit Tart Finishing: Classic Strawberry Presentation

15 novembre 2018

For Chef Dominique, presentation is one of the most important elements in making pastries. Learn his techniques for selecting, slicing, and glazing fruit, and how to build a beautiful strawberry tart that will impress your family and friends.

Épisode 8 - Fruit Tart Finishing: Modern Apple Presentation

15 novembre 2018

Chef Dominique demonstrates his creative methods for piping pastry cream and peeling apples, as well as how to incorporate color and pattern to assemble an apple tart that is as visually arresting as it is delicious.

Épisode 9 - Chocolate Cake Base: Biscuit

15 novembre 2018

A favorite of Chef Dominique's, biscuit is a French-style sponge cake that is light and gluten-free. Learn Chef’s tips for mixing, baking, and cutting perfect biscuit layers that will be used to build a delectable chocolate mousse cake.

Épisode 10 - Chocolate Cake Accent: Swiss Mini Meringues

15 novembre 2018

Learn Chef Dominique’s method for making light and airy meringue and his technique for piping wonderfully crunchy meringue kisses. These mini meringues will be used in Chapter 12: Chocolate Cake Finishing.

Épisode 11 - Chocolate Cake Filling: Mousse

15 novembre 2018

Chef Dominique’s silky dark chocolate mousse relies on smooth ganache and lightly-whipped cream. Learn his techniques for perfectly textured mousse that can be enjoyed on its own or as a layer for chocolate cake.

Épisode 12 - Chocolate Cake Finishing: Assembly & Presentation

15 novembre 2018

Learn how to assemble the cake, coat it with a stunning, slate-black mirror glaze, and top it with mini meringues for a finished dessert as intricate as it is whimsical.

Épisode 13 - Bonbon Base: Tempered Chocolate Shell

15 novembre 2018

Chef Dominique demystifies tempered chocolate by demonstrating two techniques that result in chocolate bonbon shells with a magnificently glossy finish.

Épisode 14 - Bonbon Filling: Dark Chocolate and Banana Passionfruit Ganache

15 novembre 2018

Learn how to make creamy, rich ganache that can be infused with flavors—like the banana-passionfruit variation in this chapter. Then, learn how to fill, cap, and unmold perfect bonbons.

Épisode 15 - The Perfect Croissant

15 novembre 2018

What the omelet is to savory chefs, the croissant is to pastry chefs. Learn the techniques that make for golden, flaky croissants – like dough lamination and making starter – and watch as Chef analyzes croissants from his team around the globe.

Épisode 16 - Case Study: The Cronut®

15 novembre 2018

Dominique takes you inside his New York bakery to share the origin story of the dessert that launched a thousand imitations – the croissant-meets-donut mashup Chef coined the Cronut® – and how you can use emotion to create your own memorable pastries.

Épisode 17 - Thinking Creatively About Pastry

15 novembre 2018

Chef Dominique concludes his MasterClass by showcasing some of his most inventive creations from Dominique Ansel Bakery and leaves students with parting words of encouragement and inspiration.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

21 novembre 2018

Meet your new instructor: award-winning filmmaker Mira Nair. In your first lesson, Mira shares with you the two qualities every filmmaker needs to have—and why it's important for you to go out and make your own films.

Épisode 2 - Discovering Your Unique Voice

21 novembre 2018

Mira’s philosophy for filmmaking is rooted in individuality and creating films only you can make. Learn how to forge your own path, hone your craft, and use your distinctiveness to your advantage.

Épisode 3 - Finding the Story

21 novembre 2018

Mira teaches the importance of tapping into culture and politics to inspire your story. Learn how tenacity, collaboration, and feedback are key elements in developing a story into a script.

Épisode 4 - Stretching Your Budget

21 novembre 2018

Never reveal your struggle. Mira teaches you how to maximize your resources as an independent filmmaker—however limited they may be.

Épisode 5 - Casting

21 novembre 2018

The relationship between director and actor is built on trust. Learn what it takes to cast the right actor and get them to reveal their true spirit on camera.

Épisode 6 - Directing Actors

21 novembre 2018

Learn how to direct both child and adult actors, develop natural and honest chemistry with actors, and incorporate background action.

Épisode 7 - Directing Gestures

21 novembre 2018

Mira shares her methods for incorporating unique and humanizing gestures into the actors’ performances in order to add life to the frame.

Épisode 8 - Scene Workshop, Part 1: Read-Through and Blocking

21 novembre 2018

In Part 1 of Mira’s scene workshop, Mira works with two actors—Madina Nalwanga and Philip Luswata—from Queen of Katwe to teach you how to direct intensely emotional scenes.

Épisode 9 - Scene Workshop, Part 2: Rehearsing the Scene

21 novembre 2018

In Part 2 of Mira’s scene workshop, Mira works with Madina Nalwanga to demonstrate how to support an actor an work with them to emotionally prepare for a scene.

Épisode 10 - Scene Workshop, Part 3: Final Take

21 novembre 2018

In Part 3 of Mira’s scene workshop, Mira breaks down how actors Philip Luswata and Madina Nalwanga work with Mira’s direction to enhance their performances.

Épisode 11 - Telling the Story: Monsoon Wedding

21 novembre 2018

For Mira, Monsoon Wedding was a chance to experiment with telling a story inspired by her upbringing. Learn how to balance emotions in a story to bring out the universal truths and connect your story with a larger audience.

Épisode 12 - Developing a Visual Palette

21 novembre 2018

Mira discusses what a visual point of view is, how to manifest your point of view through a lookbook, and how to collaborate with your team to elevate the aesthetic of your film.

Épisode 13 - On-Set Directing

21 novembre 2018

Bravery and humility are crucial to Mira’s process as a director. Learn Mira’s advice for preparing for life on set, including how to create harmony with the crew and actors and conserve your creative energy.

Épisode 14 - Working With Your Cinematographer

21 novembre 2018

Mira says that the best cinematographers she has worked with are “poets of light.” Learn how to find the right cinematographer for your film and work together to design a cinematic style.

Épisode 15 - Editing

21 novembre 2018

Learn the benefits of working closely with an editor throughout shooting, and how to use rhythm and juxtaposition of scenes in the edit to alter the mood of your film.

Épisode 16 - Sound and Music

21 novembre 2018

Mira teaches her philosophy on directing the viewer’s eye and heart with sound, advice for working with a composer, and how to use silence in an impactful way.

Épisode 17 - Go Tell Your Story

21 novembre 2018

Mira shares her closing thoughts and encourages you to slowly but surely realize your stories and tell them from a personal perspective.

Épisode 1 - On Location: Climbing Photoshoot

30 novembre 2018

Meet your new instructor—world-renowned photographer Jimmy Chin—and join him on location for a photoshoot with his climber friends Conrad Anker and Bree Buckley.

Épisode 2 - On Location: Portraits and Natural Light

30 novembre 2018

The photoshoot continues as Jimmy leads you through an outdoor portrait session with Conrad and teaches you how he thinks about using natural light.

Épisode 3 - Capturing Your Passions

30 novembre 2018

Learn Jimmy’s philosophy for finding your voice as a photographer, evolving creatively, and learning from failure.

Épisode 4 - Principles of Narrative: Concept, Research, and Pitch

30 novembre 2018

With a focus on editorial photography, Jimmy teaches you how to construct a photo narrative to win magazine clients and tell a compelling story.

Épisode 5 - Principles of Narrative: The Shoot and the Edit

30 novembre 2018

Now that you have a clear, powerful story in mind, Jimmy explains the core tenets of working with your editor and subjects to bring that story to life.

Épisode 6 - Photo Studies: Shooting at the Top

30 novembre 2018

Join Jimmy as he breaks down two sky-high photoshoots from his career: one from the top of the tallest building in the United States, the other from the peak of the tallest mountain in the world.

Épisode 7 - Commercial Work: Pitching and Working With Clients

30 novembre 2018

Learn Jimmy's strategy for winning commercial clients, executing effective work, and integrating your creative voice into brand campaigns.

Épisode 8 - Commercial Case Study: Canon Shoot

30 novembre 2018

Analyzing photos and exclusive behind-the-scenes footage from a high-alpine photoshoot, Jimmy teaches his approach to leading a team and composing shots in the mountains.

Épisode 9 - High-Stakes Photography

30 novembre 2018

Learn Jimmy’s set of practical directives for safely and constructively running a creative shoot when the stakes are high.

Épisode 10 - Photo Studies: Creative Partnerships

30 novembre 2018

In this chapter, featuring an interview with renowned mountaineer Conrad Anker, Jimmy breaks down how creative relationships fuel his photography, and explores the importance of forging partnerships with those who push you to greater heights.

Épisode 11 - Building and Leading a Team

30 novembre 2018

A photographer is often the creative leader of a team. Jimmy teaches you how to set the bar high for professionalism and convey your creative vision, and lets you in on the preproduction meeting for the on-location shoots earlier in the class.

Épisode 12 - Photo Studies: Mountain Architecture

30 novembre 2018

Jimmy breaks down his approach to photographing mountain landscapes, and how he composes his shots.

Épisode 13 - Editing

30 novembre 2018

Using the photos captured on the shoot with Conrad, Jimmy teaches you his process for sifting through hundreds of images to find the best few for his narrative.

Épisode 14 - Post-Processing: Conrad on the Wall

30 novembre 2018

Jimmy takes you through a granular look at the tweaks he makes to a photo before presenting it to a commercial or editorial client.

Épisode 15 - Post-Processing: Portrait

30 novembre 2018

Learn Jimmy’s techniques for retouching portraits as he moves through wide shots of Conrad against the horizon to portraits of him atop the wall.

Épisode 16 - Gear: Cameras, Lenses, Power, and Storage

30 novembre 2018

Jimmy describes which cameras, lenses, and accessories he takes with him on shoots—and why.

Épisode 17 - Settings: Modes, ISO, Focus, and Depth of Field

30 novembre 2018

Get the most out of your camera's functions and lenses. Jimmy dives into how different settings have different effects, and shares practical tips for determining which configuration will help you get the best shot.

Épisode 18 - Career Advice: Building a Body of Work

30 novembre 2018

Building a career takes tenacity and patience. Learn Jimmy's philosophy behind a life in photography--and how hard work, passion, and perseverance can lead to success.

Épisode 19 - Becoming a Photographer: Jimmy's Story

30 novembre 2018

From his childhood in Mankato, Minnesota to the cover of National Geographic, Jimmy shares his story of becoming a professional photographer and offers advice for finding your own mentors.

Épisode 20 - Conclusion: Be Present on Your Journey

30 novembre 2018

Jimmy wraps up his MasterClass with a few encouraging words on the importance of valuing the process over the final achievement, living in the moment, and pursuing your passion.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

6 décembre 2018

Meet your new instructor: Internationally-renowned wine critic James Suckling. In your first lesson, James brings you into Tuscany's Il Borro Cellars to tell you what you'll learn, why he's teaching, and how wine appreciation can enhance your life.

Épisode 2 - Tasting Techniques: Conducting a Blind Tasting

6 décembre 2018

James believes that blind tasting can tell you a lot about a wine. Learn how to refine your palate and utilize the 100-point scale to evaluate the quality of a wine.

Épisode 3 - Discerning Flavors and Aromas: Student Tasting Experience

6 décembre 2018

In order to appreciate wine, you must first be able to truly taste it. Understand the common characteristics of different varietals by discussing flavor, aroma, acidity, structure, texture, and balance.

Épisode 4 - Meet the Maker: An Introduction

6 décembre 2018

Every bottle has a story. Meet the maker behind the historic Marchesi Antinori, and learn about the winemaking family's role in creating the legendary Super Tuscan Tignanello.

Épisode 5 - Appreciation on Location, Part 1: A Vertical Tasting

6 décembre 2018

Soil and climate play an essential role in the winemaking process. James teaches you how to look for subtleties between vintages with a vertical tasting of Tignanello.

Épisode 6 - Appreciation on Location, Part 2: Barrel Tasting

6 décembre 2018

Tasting from a barrel can be dramatically different than from a bottle. Learn what to look for in the barrel, and how to determine a wine’s potential direction.

Épisode 7 - Primary Factors of Influence: In the Vineyard

6 décembre 2018

All great wines begin in the vineyard. Learn the principles of viticulture as James teaches you the factors that influence a great wine, and the importance of soil, climate, varietals, and regions.

Épisode 8 - Storing and Curating: A Home Cellar

6 décembre 2018

James shares professional tips on how to design and organize a home cellar, properly store and age important bottles, and collect with confidence.

Épisode 9 - Education and Etiquette: Reading a Wine List

6 décembre 2018

Along with legendary winemaker Lamberto Frescobaldi, James demystifies the process of reading a wine list. Gain the knowledge and etiquette to properly order in a restaurant setting, as well as share from your own collection.

Épisode 10 - Breaking the Rules of Pairings: A Tuscan Luncheon

6 décembre 2018

For James, breaking the rules when experimenting with wine pairing is essential to the dining experience. Learn how to pair unconventional foods and wines to bring out new and highly creative flavor combinations.

Épisode 11 - Closing

6 décembre 2018

James ends his class with a reminder of the key elements of wine appreciation: Be curious, be passionate, share with family and friends, and above all—don’t drink bad wine!

Épisode 1 - Introduction

11 décembre 2018

Meet your new instructor: Grammy Award-winning guitarist Carlos Santana. In your first lesson, Carlos points to music’s higher purpose, and asks you to decide what role you want to play in making it real.

Épisode 2 - Practice as Musical Offering

11 décembre 2018

Learn Carlos’s strategies for acquainting yourself with your instrument, and growing more proficient and confident as an artist.

Épisode 3 - Going Inside the Note

11 décembre 2018

The key to accessing a listener’s heart through your music is to “go inside the note.” Carlos teaches you how to put everything you have into everything you play.

Épisode 4 - Finding Your Sound

11 décembre 2018

What do you sound like? Learn how to combine your influences and dig inside yourself to uncover your unique voice on the guitar.

Épisode 5 - A Global Music Rolodex

11 décembre 2018

Carlos challenges you to think beyond the Western notion of classical music and explore some of his favorite musical influences from around the world.

Épisode 6 - Learning From the Blues

11 décembre 2018

If you can play the blues, you can play anything. Carlos shares his perspective on the blues masters, and provides you with techniques to infuse passion into your playing.

Épisode 7 - Opening Your Ears to Rhythm

11 décembre 2018

Rhythm is the canvas for melody. Carlos teaches you what he learned from watching conga players and incorporating other rhythmic traditions into his music.

Épisode 8 - Melody Is Supreme

11 décembre 2018

Learn Carlos’s strategies for writing a melody that moves listeners to their core.

Épisode 9 - The Music Beyond the Page

11 décembre 2018

Music is everywhere. Carlos teaches you to draw musical inspiration from people, voices, and anything else you experience in the world around you.

Épisode 10 - Leading and Playing in a Band

11 décembre 2018

Carlos teaches you his approach to building a passionate band, playing with vocalists, and participating in generous, fulfilling artistic collaborations.

Épisode 11 - Playing Live: Connecting With the Listener

11 décembre 2018

Learn Carlos’s approach to reeling in an audience, connecting with them on an individual level, and carrying them through an emotionally compelling performance.

Épisode 12 - Guitars, Amps and Sustain

11 décembre 2018

Take a tour through Carlos’s guitars and amps, and learn how he gets his famous sustain onstage.

Épisode 13 - Continuing Your Transformation

11 décembre 2018

To wrap up his MasterClass, Carlos encourages you to make the transition from part-time musician to full-time artist.

Épisode 14 - Bonus: Techniques

11 décembre 2018

Carlos gives additional tips—like how to use the pick for maximum effect, and how to keep time with the feet—and reminds you to incorporate it into your practice.

Épisode 15 - Bonus: Wisdom to Live By

11 décembre 2018

Throughout his life and career, Carlos has accrued a trove of wisdom. He shares his unique outlook on why music matters, and the importance of helping others.

Épisode 16 - Bonus: Music as Language

11 décembre 2018

Carlos explores the universal language of music, and how it connects us through time and space.

Épisode 1 - The Fundamentals of Game Design

18 décembre 2018

Meet your new instructor: Will Wright, visionary game designer behind The Sims. In your first lesson, you’ll learn the core tenets of Will’s multidisciplinary game design process.

Épisode 2 - Generating Game Concepts

18 décembre 2018

For Will, the natural and social worlds are a rich source of material. Learn what inspired the creation of The Sims and Spore, and how to find and hone your own ideas through wide-ranging research.

Épisode 3 - Early Prototyping

18 décembre 2018

Rapid prototyping is a central component of Will’s game design process. Explore various types of prototyping and learn how to “find the fun” in the early stages of the design process.

Épisode 4 - The Relationship Between Story and Games

18 décembre 2018

Games are capable of producing emotions that other media cannot, since they allow players to create their own stories. Will teaches you how to create a sense of agency and responsibility in your players and offer them expressive tools.

Épisode 5 - Exploring Player Psychology

18 décembre 2018

Will believes game development is as much about programming a player’s brain as it is about programming the game itself. Learn Will’s strategies for creating compelling games that take player psychology into account.

Épisode 6 - Design Player-Centered Experiences

18 décembre 2018

Will believes that failure is critical to helping players learn, and making failure fun is a key part of game design. Learn how Will keeps players entertained throughout their experience.

Épisode 7 - Develop a Game Language

18 décembre 2018

Games use a system of signs and symbols to communicate meaning to the player. Will teaches how to create and use your own “game language” to educate players about the rules of your game world.

Épisode 8 - Designing a Visual Aesthetic

18 décembre 2018

Your visual aesthetic helps define your game language and impacts your overall design. Will shares tips for discovering your own aesthetic and collaborating with art directors and illustrators to achieve your vision.

Épisode 9 - Game Mechanics

18 décembre 2018

Game mechanics govern the interactions within your game system. Will teaches you how to identify mechanics in other games, and how to choose the game mechanics that will enhance your player experiences.

Épisode 10 - Game Demo: Morey

18 décembre 2018

Watch while Will shares his insights and perspectives with an aspiring game designer as they review her latest prototype and he gives her suggestions for areas of focus and iteration.

Épisode 11 - Iteration and Scoping

18 décembre 2018

An iterative process can continually improve your design. Learn Will’s strategies for scoping and iterating, including his helpful “feature triage” method.

Épisode 12 - Prototyping Case Study: Proxi

18 décembre 2018

Will and his programmer reveal and iterate on prototypes they are developing for their new game, Proxi. Witness how collaboration and prototyping can influence design decisions.

Épisode 13 - Playtesting

18 décembre 2018

Player feedback is your most valuable resource as a designer, and the playtest is your first chance to get inside your player’s mind. Will teaches you to use playtesting to identify your audience, interpret feedback, and more.

Épisode 14 - Designing a Sound Aesthetic

18 décembre 2018

Great sound can improve the experience of your game exponentially. Learn how to utilize music and sound design to expand your player’s imagination and heighten their emotional experience.

Épisode 15 - Pitching Ideas

18 décembre 2018

When it comes to pitching ideas, one size does not fit all. Will shares tips for structuring your initial pitch and modifying your message to connect with diverse audiences.

Épisode 16 - Game Demo: Flooded Market

18 décembre 2018

Will provides feedback and advice to a game designer who is in the late stages of the game design process.

Épisode 17 - Choosing and Understanding Your Platform

18 décembre 2018

When deciding what platform your game will use, you’re also deciding which audiences it will reach. Will teaches you what to consider—such as independence, monetization, and hardware—when making this choice.

Épisode 18 - System Design

18 décembre 2018

Understanding the fundamentals of system design will help you build more robust interactions in your game. Will shares his tips for what to take into account when designing an interactive system for your players.

Épisode 19 - Leadership and Collaboration

18 décembre 2018

The lead designer sets the tone for the rest of the team and helps ensure a smooth production process. Learn Will’s leadership techniques and why he believes that creating a collaborative environment is so important.

Épisode 20 - The Future of Game Design

18 décembre 2018

What’s next? Will speculates on the future and advises game designers to stay open-minded in the wake of technological advancements.

Épisode 21 - Final Thoughts

18 décembre 2018

Will ends his class encouraging you to use your new toolset, outlook, and approach to create something innovative and surprising.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

14 janvier 2019

Meet your new instructor: Oscar-winning actor and director Jodie Foster. Jodie talks about her perspective from both sides of the camera, what you’ll learn in her class, and why filmmaking means so much to her.

Épisode 2 - Finding Your Personal Story

14 janvier 2019

To help you find the story you want to tell, Jodie gets personal. She speaks candidly about failure, identity, and self-knowledge so you can learn her process for authentic filmmaking.

Épisode 3 - Exploring the Big Idea in Film

14 janvier 2019

Jodie breaks down the concept of the “big idea” in film. You’ll discover how you can use it as a tool to hone your storytelling skills.

Épisode 4 - Jodie’s Short Film: Building Your Story Into a Screenplay, Part 1

14 janvier 2019

Inspiration can come from anywhere. Jodie translates a real-life experience into a dramatic scene with Scott Frank, the screenwriter of her first film, Little Man Tate.

Épisode 5 - Creating the Vision for Your Film

14 janvier 2019

As a director, your job is to communicate with your collaborators to create the vision for your film. Jodie discusses the tools she uses so you can bring your ideas to life.

Épisode 6 - Deconstructing Visual Choices: The Beaver

14 janvier 2019

Jodie breaks down a storyboard sequence from her movie The Beaver to explain how she chose shots that help convey the emotional message of the scene.

Épisode 7 - Jodie’s Short Film: Building Your Story into a Screenplay, Part 2

14 janvier 2019

Jodie reunites with Scott to continue workshopping the draft screenplay inspired by her real-life experience. Learn how Jodie collaborates with writers to help build character, tension, and realism into a scene.

Épisode 8 - Jodie’s Short Film: The Screenwriter-Director Collaboration

14 janvier 2019

Jodie and Scott go deeper into how to make the relationship between a director and a screenwriter more fruitful and effective.

Épisode 9 - Jodie’s Short Film: Constructing a Scene

14 janvier 2019

Using the short scene that she wrote with Scott, Jodie demonstrates how you can begin to visualize your story by mapping out a shot list.

Épisode 10 - Prepping and Scheduling

14 janvier 2019

Prepping and scheduling is critical to your film’s success. Learn the tools and methods that Jodie uses in her films that you can apply to your own.

Épisode 11 - Casting

14 janvier 2019

Jodie argues that casting is one of the most important decisions you can make as a filmmaker. Learn how she approaches the casting process and what you can look for in an actor when casting your own films.

Épisode 12 - The Acting Process

14 janvier 2019

Drawing from her own acting process, Jodie teaches you how to inspire a powerful and honest performance from an actor.

Épisode 13 - Directing Actors

14 janvier 2019

Jodie teaches you how to work with an actor on set to create a compelling scene.

Épisode 14 - Shooting Your Film

14 janvier 2019

Directing a film is a series of choices and compromises. Learn about the tools Jodie uses to track her film while shooting, including set notes and reaction shots.

Épisode 15 - Selecting a Performance Case Study: Jack O’Connell in Money Monster

14 janvier 2019

Using Jack O’Connell’s performance in Money Monster, Jodie shows you what she considers when selecting a performance from multiple takes. Learn how to review dailies to make choices for your own film.

Épisode 16 - Editing

14 janvier 2019

Learn how Jodie approaches the editing process as she breaks down a scene put together from raw footage for Money Monster.

Épisode 17 - Music

14 janvier 2019

Jodie uses music as a tool bind the seams of a movie together. With examples from her own films, Jodie teaches you how music selection can enhance your film.

Épisode 18 - Conclusion

14 janvier 2019

Jodie concludes her class with a note on the future of filmmaking, female filmmakers, and her final words of wisdom.

Épisode 1 - Jump In

16 janvier 2019

Howard Schultz didn’t have an MBA or an Ivy League degree, but he had a dream of building an enduring company. He tells you how to face self-doubt when starting your journey as an entrepreneur.

Épisode 2 - Values and Profits Are Not Enemies

16 janvier 2019

Howard shares the origin story of Starbucks, and how he built a company where values and profit are not in conflict.

Épisode 3 - Be Curious

16 janvier 2019

Learn why intellectual curiosity, learning on the job, and finding a mentor are important for every entrepreneur.

Épisode 4 - Don't Pioneer. Disrupt.

16 janvier 2019

Howard shares his thoughts on a question he gets from entrepreneurs: Should I disrupt an existing category or start a new one?

Épisode 5 - Focus and Get in the Mud

16 janvier 2019

Learn why leaders of every organization must establish priorities and understand the intricacies of their business.

Épisode 6 - Find the Right Investors

16 janvier 2019

Howard shares his advice on how to find the right investors for your business and what to communicate to a potential investor.

Épisode 7 - Coffee Break

16 janvier 2019

Take a coffee break with Howard as he teaches you how he makes his favorite French press coffee.

Épisode 8 - Overinvest in Culture

16 janvier 2019

Howard defines what culture means to him and ways to maintain a healthy balance.

Épisode 9 - Hire a Values-Based Team

16 janvier 2019

Your primary job as CEO will be to hire a team that shares your values. Howard shares his approach to accomplishing this.

Épisode 10 - Don't Manage. Lead.

16 janvier 2019

People don’t want to be managed. Howard gives advice on how to effectively lead your team.

Épisode 11 - Cannibalize Yourself

16 janvier 2019

Howard shares ways to stay ahead of the competition by cannibalizing your core business.

Épisode 12 - Real Leadership: What Do You Do in Crisis?

16 janvier 2019

Hear how Howard led Starbucks through a crisis in 2008, and why it’s important to earn success everyday.

Épisode 13 - Onward

16 janvier 2019

Howard gives you parting advice on knowing when is the right time to make the leap and start your business.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

25 janvier 2019

Meet your new instructor: Neil Gaiman, one of the most prolific storytellers of our time. In his first lesson, Neil explains why he loves to teach and how he wants to encourage you to tell stories that matter.

Épisode 2 - Truth in Fiction

25 janvier 2019

One of the central tools of literature is using the “lie” of a made-up story to tell a human truth. Neil shows you how to make your story’s world—no matter how outlandish—feel real to readers.

Épisode 3 - Sources of Inspiration

25 janvier 2019

Neil believes that even old stories can be approached from new angles. Learn how to create your own “compost heap” of inspiration and how to draw from your experiences to make a story uniquely your own.

Épisode 4 - Finding Your Voice

25 janvier 2019

Your writer’s voice is what makes it possible for someone to pick up a page of text and recognize that you wrote it. Learn how to develop your voice and how to overcome the fear of making mistakes.

Épisode 5 - Developing the Story

25 janvier 2019

Every story has a big idea. Learn how to find a big idea that’s meaningful to you, as well as how to create conflict and compelling stakes for your characters.

Épisode 6 - Story Case Study: The Graveyard Book

25 janvier 2019

Neil uses his young adult fantasy novel, The Graveyard Book, to illustrate how character motivations serve as the essential building blocks of a compelling plot.

Épisode 7 - Short Fiction

25 janvier 2019

The short story is an ideal format for risk-taking. Neil teaches you how to focus your scenes and descriptions for maximum impact.

Épisode 8 - Short Fiction Case Study: “March Tale”

25 janvier 2019

Using “March Tale” as an example, Neil shows you how to expand your narrative by creating conflict for your protagonist and how to bring your story to a satisfying climax.

Épisode 9 - Dialogue and Character

25 janvier 2019

Neil teaches you how to write realistic dialogue, how to listen to and trust your characters, and techniques to help readers remember your characters.

Épisode 10 - Character Case Study: “October Tale”

25 janvier 2019

Neil explains the technique of bringing a character to life by putting them in an unfamiliar situation that creates tension.

Épisode 11 - Worldbuilding

25 janvier 2019

Learn Neil’s philosophy of worldbuilding, including how to create compelling and believable settings for your novel, and how to avoid the common pitfalls many inexperienced writers make.

Épisode 12 - Descriptions

25 janvier 2019

Neil shares his techniques to liven up descriptive prose, including cold opens, withholding information, finding emotional weight, and choosing memorable details.

Épisode 13 - Humor

25 janvier 2019

Neil shows how he uses humor in his work. He includes a close look at his novel Anansi Boys to illustrate his personal techniques such as “sherbet lemons” and “figgins.”

Épisode 14 - Genre

25 janvier 2019

Readers’ expectations are intrinsically tied to genre. Neil explains how an understanding of your story’s genre can help you provide delightful surprises to your audience.

Épisode 15 - Comics

25 janvier 2019

Writers don’t need to shy away from comics just because they’re not illustrators. Neil demonstrates his process of plotting and scripting a comic, using an award-winning issue of Sandman as an example.

Épisode 16 - Dealing With Writer’s Block

25 janvier 2019

Every writer faces times when they’re stuck. Neil talks about some of the difficulties of the writing life and gives ideas about how to get through them.

Épisode 17 - Editing

25 janvier 2019

Neil gives advice about the editing process, including why it’s important to take time away from a project and to get feedback from a trusted reader.

Épisode 18 - Rules for Writers

25 janvier 2019

In his rules for writers, Neil talks about striking the right balance between humility and confidence, as well as the need to stay organized and devoted to daily work.

Épisode 19 - The Writer’s Responsibilities

25 janvier 2019

Neil concludes with a deeply personal discussion of the responsibilities that people who create art have to their audience and what this means for humans as a whole.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

20 février 2019

Meet your instructor: Timbaland, producer of countless Top 40 hits for artists ranging from Jay-Z to Missy Elliott and Justin Timberlake. In your first lesson, Tim shows you how to create an entire track with just your voice and a microphone.

Épisode 2 - Studio Session: Making a Beatbox Beat

20 février 2019

Step into the studio to see improvisation and creative feedback at work. Tim teaches you how to build a song around a beatbox, starting with the loop he created in the first lesson and adding harmony, melody, and texture.

Épisode 3 - Building Beats: Tim’s Process

20 février 2019

It's essential to establish a workflow that serves your personal creative process. Tim talks you through his digital rig and reveals his process for selecting the sounds that he uses in his music.

Épisode 4 - Making a Beat: Getting Warmed Up

20 février 2019

Collaboration with producers and engineers is a key part of Tim’s process. In this chapter, Tim teaches you how he shares music with his team to get them excited and into the creative groove.

Épisode 5 - Song Origins: “Dirt Off Your Shoulder”

20 février 2019

Tim recalls how he built the backing track for Jay-Z’s hit “Dirt Off Your Shoulder” and explains how to create a complex texture from simple elements.

Épisode 6 - Making a Beat: Starting With a Chord Progression

20 février 2019

Complex songs can develop from simple ideas. Tim and his co-producers show how a four-bar chord progression can form the structure of a multi-section song.

Épisode 7 - Making a Beat: Tweaking and Layering Drums

20 février 2019

Tim’s drum sounds are legendary. Learn how careful audio engineering can turn dry drums into something that thunders through headphones.

Épisode 8 - Song Origins: “Pony”

20 février 2019

Using Ginuwine’s “Pony” as an example, Tim demonstrates how choosing unique sounds can make your music production stand out from the competition.

Épisode 9 - Making a Beat: Manipulating Vocal Samples

20 février 2019

Join Team Timbo in the studio as Tim’s co-producers Fede Vindver and Angel Lopez teach you how to imprint your signature sound on samples through effects and plug-ins.

Épisode 10 - Making a Beat: Creating a Breakdown

20 février 2019

Tim believes that contrast is essential in keeping a song interesting from the first beat to the last. Here he shows how to create that contrast without changing the song’s chord progression.

Épisode 11 - Song Origins: “Gossip Folks”

20 février 2019

Timbaland’s collaborations with Missy Elliott are dynamic and iconic. Here Tim shares how they worked together to create their hits and shows you how vintage samples can bring a beat to the next level.

Épisode 12 - Making a Beat: Adding a Topline

20 février 2019

With help from New City vocalist Adrian Mitchell, Tim shows you the most important step in making a chart-topping hit— creating the vocal melody or “topline”— and shares his philosophy on lyrics.

Épisode 13 - Song Origins: “Are You That Somebody?”

20 février 2019

Tim, Static Major, and Aaliyah had less than 24 hours to write “Are You That Somebody?” In this lesson, Tim explains how they did it. He also teaches subtle production techniques for turning good songs into great ones.

Épisode 14 - Tim's Influences

20 février 2019

Tim pays homage to some of the great producers who came before him and explains what influences helped him shape his own sound.

Épisode 15 - How to Persevere

20 février 2019

Tim believes resilience and dedication are critical for success. As he concludes his MasterClass, he reveals what drives him and how you can keep focused on your inspiration and goals.

Épisode 1 - Introduction: The Art Life

18 mars 2019

Meet your new instructor: Oscar-nominated filmmaker and artist David Lynch. In his first lesson, David talks about the importance of exploring deeply and encourages you to seek out thrilling ideas in the pursuit of creativity.

Épisode 2 - Catching Ideas

18 mars 2019

For David, ideas are everything. Learn how to draw from your intuition and life experience to unlock powerful sources of creative inspiration.

Épisode 3 - Creativity and the Writing Process

18 mars 2019

Writing is a way to remember ideas that come to life in your mind. Learn how to approach a blank page and find out why David thinks there is no formula for writing a good script.

Épisode 4 - Educating Yourself

18 mars 2019

David believes that the best learning is experiential and hands-on. He shares lessons from his first experiments in cinema and discusses the master filmmakers who have inspired him.

Épisode 5 - Casting for Character

18 mars 2019

Casting is an intuitive process that can result in exciting discoveries and collaborations. Learn how to identify and recognize the right performer for a part and hear David discusses working with some of his favorite actors.

Épisode 6 - Working With Actors

18 mars 2019

Rehearsals are the time to shape scenes and take risks. David teaches you how to bring out an actor’s potential in front of the camera and elicit an unforgettable performance.

Épisode 7 - On Set: Creating a Happy Family

18 mars 2019

Treat your team like a happy family and they will go the extra mile for you. Learn how David handles the pressures of the set while protecting a creative space for the cast and crew.

Épisode 8 - Production Design: Building Unique Worlds

18 mars 2019

The world on screen begins as an idea in the director’s mind. David shares several show-and-tell techniques for conveying ideas to designers, encouraging improvisation along the way.

Épisode 9 - Cinematography: Manifesting David’s Vision

18 mars 2019

Using vivid black-and-white examples from “Eraserhead” and “The Elephant Man,” David teaches you how to think cinematically.

Épisode 10 - Sound Design and Scoring

18 mars 2019

The right music can elevate every other cinematic element on screen. Learn how David collaborates with composers and sound designers to create the perfect union of sound and picture.

Épisode 11 - Breaking the Rules

18 mars 2019

Rules are great for driving, but in cinema? David doesn’t like rules. Learn to distinguish restrictions that stifle creativity from those that actually help you to think outside the box.

Épisode 12 - Make It True to the Ideas

18 mars 2019

Every artist struggles with fears of failure and the pressures of success. David encourages you to keep your creative decisions focused on one overriding goal: staying true to the idea.

Épisode 13 - Bonus Chapter: Transcendental Meditation

18 mars 2019

David practices Transcendental Meditation twice a day. Learn to approach life and work with deeper awareness through meditation and enjoy the “doing” of almost any activity.

Épisode 1 - Introduction: The Pleasure Poetry Gives Us

12 avril 2019

Meet your new instructor: Billy Collins, one of the most popular and prolific poets of our time. In your first lesson, Billy introduces the many pleasures of poetry and illuminates how poetry connects you to the history of the human heart.

Épisode 2 - Working With Form

12 avril 2019

Billy teaches you how to use form to win the love of your readers, an audience of strangers.

Épisode 3 - Discovering the Subject

12 avril 2019

In poetry, you can do anything and go anywhere. Learn how to embrace the freedom of poetry to embark on explorations of subject, progression, and the balance of clarity and mystery.

Épisode 4 - Writing the Poem

12 avril 2019

Billy teaches practical exercises that will galvanize your writing process.

Épisode 5 - Writing Process

12 avril 2019

Billy shares his personal notebooks and gives rare insight into the process of writing his poem “Grand Central.”

Épisode 6 - Reading: Connecting With Poetry

12 avril 2019

A poem is not a cookbook. Learn how embracing nuance and ambiguity can be your greatest ally when reading poetry.

Épisode 7 - Discussion With Marie Howe: Emily Dickinson

12 avril 2019

Billy invites acclaimed poet and friend Marie Howe to read and discuss Emily Dickinson’s “I felt a Funeral, in my Brain.” Learn how Dickinson’s creative use of capitalization builds an entire world out of a state of mind.

Épisode 8 - Discussion With Marie Howe: William Shakespeare

12 avril 2019

Billy and Marie discuss how the speaker in William Shakespeare’s “Sonnet 73” uses metaphor to bid a final farewell to his beloved.

Épisode 9 - Sound Pleasures

12 avril 2019

Learn the tools beyond rhyme and meter that Billy utilizes to achieve a musical, toe-tapping kind of joy in his poetry.

Épisode 10 - Playing a Visible Game

12 avril 2019

Billy is a self-proclaimed “terrible rhymer.” Learn one of his techniques for capturing a reader’s attention without relying on rhymed or metered poetry.

Épisode 11 - Turning a Poem

12 avril 2019

Billy teaches you how to harness the imaginative flexibility of a poem, turning it in new directions to be playful with your reader.

Épisode 12 - Discussion With Marie Howe: "What the Living Do"

12 avril 2019

Learn how what began as a letter to her brother became one of Marie’s most acclaimed poems with “What the Living Do.”

Épisode 13 - Discussion With Marie Howe: "The Death of the Hat"

12 avril 2019

Billy and Marie unpack how Billy’s poem “The Death of the Hat” moves from being a poem about a hat to an elegy for his father.

Épisode 14 - Finding Your Voice: Influences

12 avril 2019

Your voice lies on the shelves of the library and the bookstore. Learn how reading the work of other poets will help develop your unique persona.

Épisode 15 - Finding Your Voice: Creating a Persona

12 avril 2019

Learn how to develop a distinctive persona for yourself, solving most issues around writing poetry.

Épisode 16 - Humor as a Serious Strategy

12 avril 2019

Billy shares how humor is an essential part of his persona and teaches you how to use humor in your poetry for serious reasons.

Épisode 17 - Student Discussion: "My (Muslim) Father Seizes the Thing on My Nightstand" by Sarah Iqbal

12 avril 2019

Learn how spacing and word repetition create tone in student Sarah Iqbal’s poem “My (Muslim) Father Seizes the Thing on My Nightstand.”

Épisode 18 - Student Discussion: "The Crash" by Paul Epland

12 avril 2019

Billy and student Paul Epland discuss point of view in “The Crash.” Learn how Billy’s suggestion to add three words helps with the turn in the poem.

Épisode 19 - Discussion With Marie Howe: Writing Poetry

12 avril 2019

According to Marie, “so much of writing is getting beyond the will.” Billy and Marie share practical exercises they use to get out of their heads and into their writing.

Épisode 20 - A Poet's Journey

12 avril 2019

Billy invites you to join the club of poets who have been writing since the beginning of time.

Épisode 1 - Meet Penn & Teller

25 avril 2019

Meet your new instructors: Emmy-winning magicians Penn & Teller, who have dazzled audiences for more than 40 years. Penn & Teller share the tricks they’ll teach you and how the thinking behind magic can resonate beyond the stage.

Épisode 2 - Sleight of Hand: The French Drop

25 avril 2019

Penn & Teller teach the French drop, one of the most fundamental sleight of hand methods. With students watching, they break down the steps of the trick and explain how it’s a building block for hundreds of other tricks.

Épisode 3 - Cups and Balls

25 avril 2019

Once you’ve mastered the French drop, you can expand upon that method to develop a routine with cups and balls. Penn & Teller demonstrate a few of the countless variations you can do with cups and balls.

Épisode 4 - What Is Magic?

25 avril 2019

Magic is an intellectual art form that requires the audience’s engagement as well as their suspension of disbelief. In this chapter, Penn & Teller crack open the philosophical and psychological concepts behind performing magic.

Épisode 5 - Misdirection

25 avril 2019

Penn & Teller are masters of misdirection. Learn how to use misdirection to persuade the audience to hear the story they want to believe.

Épisode 6 - Coin Magic

25 avril 2019

Coin magic involves the principles of sound misdirection, sleight of hand, and palming. In this chapter, Penn & Teller teach various coin magic tricks that delight audiences of all ages.

Épisode 7 - Magic Vs. Lying

25 avril 2019

To convince an audience, you need to encourage them to arrive at a conclusion on their own. Penn & Teller discuss their philosophy on the deception inherent in magic.

Épisode 8 - Mentalist or Crook?

25 avril 2019

Mentalism is a genre of magic that exists across a spectrum of morality. Learn how Penn & Teller use mentalism to perform a “mind-reading” trick for entertainment purposes only.

Épisode 9 - Card Magic

25 avril 2019

Learn the fundamental moves in card magic that can unlock a world of tricks at your fingertips.

Épisode 10 - Exploiting the Best of the Human Brain

25 avril 2019

How are magicians able to fool audiences? They take advantage of the brain's vulnerabilities. Penn & Teller dive into some of the physiological aspects of the human brain and how it relates to magic.

Épisode 11 - Rope Tricks

25 avril 2019

Rope tricks play with images of destruction and resurrection. Penn & Teller walk you through their version of cut and restored rope tricks.

Épisode 12 - Principles of Performing

25 avril 2019

Authenticity, practice, and research are key strategies for perfecting a performance. As veterans of the stage, Penn & Teller draw from their years of experience to share wisdom and advice for aspiring performers of all disciplines.

Épisode 13 - Cause and Effect

25 avril 2019

Magic oversimplifies and distorts the principles of cause and effect. In this chapter, Penn & Teller discuss the philosophical aspects of cause and effect in relation to magic and the human psyche.

Épisode 14 - The Joy of Magic

25 avril 2019

Empathy, wonder, joy: these emotions are all part of the shared experience of a magic performance. Teller shares a rare emotional account of a childhood memory that sent him on a lifelong path of bringing joy to others through magic.

Épisode 15 - Bonus Chapter No. 1: Advanced Student Coaching

25 avril 2019

Matt Donnelly is a co-host of the podcast Penn’s Sunday School and has recently started to learn magic. Penn & Teller team up with legendary magician Johnny Thompson to coach him on a chop-cup routine that requires a lot of practice and technical skill.

Épisode 16 - Bonus Chapter No. 2: Piff the Magic Dragon

25 avril 2019

A professional magician with years of experience, Piff the Magic Dragon gets advice and coaching from Penn & Teller and Johnny Thompson on a new routine that he has created largely from scratch.

Épisode 17 - Bonus Chapter No. 3: Penn & Teller Live at Rio Las Vegas "Cell Fish"

25 avril 2019

Watch Penn & Teller’s unique take on the “card to impossible location” trick in the form of a disappearing cell phone during their live stage show.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

14 mai 2019

Meet your new instructor: Aaron Franklin, a Central Texas barbecue legend. In your first lesson, the award-winning pitmaster takes you inside his famed restaurant, Franklin Barbecue, explaining the techniques and recipes you’ll learn in the class.

Épisode 2 - Fire and Smoke

14 mai 2019

Building and managing fire is key to barbecue mastery. In this chapter, Aaron demonstrates his technique for constructing clean fires, explains how to analyze smoke, and unpacks the anatomy and science of an offset cooker.

Épisode 3 - Smoke: Pork Butt

14 mai 2019

For your first cook, Aaron takes you step-by-step through his recipe and technique for smoking tender, flavorful pork butt: from seasoning and wrapping through shredding into tender morsels of pulled pork.

Épisode 4 - Smoke: Pork Ribs

14 mai 2019

Though best known for his brisket, Aaron is a stickler when it comes to ribs. Learn his tried-and-true process for trimming, smoking, and slicing saucy, moist spare ribs in this intermediate-level cook.

Épisode 5 - Wood

14 mai 2019

Wood, and the smoke it creates, is the primary flavor agent in barbecue. In this chapter, Aaron takes you through a woodpile, explaining how to assess a piece of wood and how to choose the right pieces for different phases of your cook.

Épisode 6 - Grill: Steak and Broccolini

14 mai 2019

When Aaron isn’t cooking low and slow at Franklin Barbecue, he’s often grilling at home. Here, he shares his method of incorporating direct and indirect heat for seared steaks and charred broccolini in a meal quick enough to make any night of the week.

Épisode 7 - Beef Quality and Selection

14 mai 2019

Is grass-fed beef superior to grain-fed? Fresh better than frozen? Aaron shares his tips for assessing beef quality and how to buy the best meat for your needs.

Épisode 8 - Prep: Brisket Trim

14 mai 2019

In the first of our five-chapter series on the Texas barbecue staple, Aaron shares his signature method for shaving and shaping briskets for an even and consistent cook.

Épisode 9 - Smoke: Brisket Part I

14 mai 2019

Phase one of our brisket smoke involves building a fire, applying slather and rub, and cooking the meat undisturbed. Learn Aaron’s technique for seasoning evenly and developing clean flavors in the critical first hours of your cook.

Épisode 10 - Smoke: Brisket Part II

14 mai 2019

In the second phase of our 12-hour brisket smoke, Aaron shares his techniques for spritzing, getting a derailed cook back on track, and pushing through the stall while maintaining a clean and steady fire.

Épisode 11 - Smoke: Brisket Part III

14 mai 2019

Learn Aaron’s technique for wrapping brisket, checking for tenderness, and assessing when to pull and rest your meat in the final phase of our brisket cook.

Épisode 12 - Finish: Brisket Slice

14 mai 2019

Aaron walks you through his detailed, cut-by-cut process for slicing your brisket to minimize waste and maximize balance and flavor.

Épisode 13 - Prepare: Sauce

14 mai 2019

Learn how to make the MasterClass-exclusive recipe for the balanced, tangy-sweet sauce Aaron uses in his lesson on ribs.

Épisode 14 - Offset Smokers

14 mai 2019

Years of working exclusively on offset smokers has given Aaron a sense of what to look for—and avoid—when buying and modifying the cookers. Learn Aaron’s tips so your smoker functions at its peak.

Épisode 15 - Aaron’s Journey to Pitmaster

14 mai 2019

Aaron’s journey began with a botched brisket cooked on a $99 smoker. Follow the unlikely path Aaron took to become a pitmaster, and learn what sparked the birth of the most famous barbecue joint in the country.

Épisode 16 - Bonus Chapter: How Brisket Became King: The History of Central Texas Barbecue

14 mai 2019

In this bonus chapter, Aaron traces the roots of barbecue culture in Texas from European immigrants to World War II vets, highlighting how brisket—a tough, difficult-to-cook cut of beef—became the region’s signature smoked meat.

Épisode 1 - Phil’s Journey

21 mai 2019

Meet your new instructor: ten-time World Series of Poker bracelet winner, Phil Ivey. In your first lesson, Phil explains why he's finally opening up about his game and reveals the exact moment he fell in love with poker.

Épisode 2 - Preflop and Blind Defense

21 mai 2019

Phil breaks down the importance of table position, debunks a common misconception about hand-range charts, and shares tips for defending the blinds.

Épisode 3 - Betting Tactics

21 mai 2019

Betting in poker is all about maximizing value and minimizing risk. Phil reveals his take on tactics like overbetting, bluff catching, and three-betting, and for the first time, shows how he’s used these tactics in past hands.

Épisode 4 - Bluffing

21 mai 2019

Using some of his favorite hands as teaching tools, Phil explains the importance of monitoring your opponents’ stacks and details the ideal circumstances for pulling off a convincing bluff.

Épisode 5 - Postflop, Part 1

21 mai 2019

Phil provides an in-depth look at a number of different postflop situations. Learn when to slow play a hand, how to float the flop, and which draws to play depending on the context.

Épisode 6 - Postflop, Part 2

21 mai 2019

Knowing when to shut it down is just as important as knowing when to go in for the kill. Phil discusses the dangers of overplaying a hand and explains how to avoid costly mistakes on the river.

Épisode 7 - Deepstack Play

21 mai 2019

Deepstacked poker is still anyone's game. Phil teaches you how to make the most of your suited connectors and pocket pairs, and analyzes two hands where implied odds determined the outcome.

Épisode 8 - The Mental Game

21 mai 2019

Phil pulls back the curtain and reveals exactly what his thought process was during a hand. He shares his tips for inducing tilt and dealing with tough losses, and explains what is really behind the “Ivey glare.”

Épisode 9 - Table Image and Tells

21 mai 2019

Phil discusses the danger of assumptions when it comes to table image, and reveals one of his favorite tactics for gathering information about opponents.

Épisode 10 - Strategies for Success

21 mai 2019

Learn how to train like Phil as he shares some of the practice routines that have helped him get to where he is today.

Épisode 11 - Closing

21 mai 2019

Phil shares the pitfalls of early success and talks about how he’s grown in his 25 years of playing the game.

Épisode 12 - Bonus Chapter: Seven-Card Stud

21 mai 2019

Playing other variants of poker can help ambitious players capitalize on soft opportunities. Learn how to play seven-card stud from one of the best players to ever sit at the table.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

4 juin 2019

Meet your new instructor: Grammy Award-winning violinist and conductor Itzhak Perlman. Mr. Perlman tells you how this class will differ from traditional violin master classes and how through teaching others, you can teach yourself.

Épisode 2 - The Bow

4 juin 2019

Mr. Perlman starts with discussing the bow and its mechanics, including speed, pressure, and various bow holds.

Épisode 3 - Advanced Bowing and Left-Hand Techniques

4 juin 2019

Building on bowing fundamentals, Mr. Perlman moves into advanced bow strokes and playing techniques, such as double-stops, harmonics, and higher positions.

Épisode 4 - Intonation

4 juin 2019

Perfect your intonation by training your ear to recognize sharp or flat notes. Mr. Perlman shares techniques for staying in tune and for tuning with other musicians.

Épisode 5 - Vibrato

4 juin 2019

Your vibrato is like your fingerprint. Learn how it can add richness, color, and emotion to your playing.

Épisode 6 - Comfort and Posture

4 juin 2019

Playing the violin is a physical experience. Learn Mr. Perlman’s methods for staying comfortable and avoiding injury.

Épisode 7 - Color and Tone

4 juin 2019

Mr. Perlman demonstrates how to produce musical “color” through bowing techniques, varying dynamics, and shifting.

Épisode 8 - The Color Game

4 juin 2019

Mr. Perlman invites his current and former Juilliard students to a game that explores how to change an audience's perception of a phrase or piece by using musical color and other playing techniques.

Épisode 9 - Playing Different Styles

4 juin 2019

There is a subtle art to playing a piece in various musical styles. Using selections from Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, and Bach, Mr. Perlman demonstrates romantic, classical, and baroque styles of playing.

Épisode 10 - The Performance Mindset

4 juin 2019

From overcoming anxiety to achieving total focus, Mr. Perlman shares his tips for performing for a live audience.

Épisode 11 - Practice Essentials

4 juin 2019

Practice is an essential part of growing as a violinist. Mr. Perlman discusses his methods of practicing that help improve technical ability.

Épisode 12 - The Three-Hour Practice Schedule

4 juin 2019

Mr. Perlman breaks down his practice schedule hour by hour, exploring scales, exercises, études, and repertoire pieces.

Épisode 13 - Memorization and Practice: Student Q&A

4 juin 2019

Mr. Perlman and students from Juilliard discuss their personal tips for improving memorization.

Épisode 14 - Collaboration

4 juin 2019

From communicating with a conductor to finding balance within an orchestra, Mr. Perlman shares how he collaborates with other musicians.

Épisode 15 - A Career in Music

4 juin 2019

Mr. Perlman discusses the realities of standing out as a professional musician and how you can follow a variety of paths toward building a career in music.

Épisode 16 - Overcoming Barriers

4 juin 2019

Anyone can become a great violinist with practice, dedication, and talent. Mr. Perlman shares his personal story and reminds you to separate your abilities from any barriers you may face.

Épisode 17 - Parting Thoughts

4 juin 2019

Mr. Perlman offers his parting words and wishes you luck in pursuing the violin.

Épisode 18 - Bonus Chapter: For Parents and Teachers

4 juin 2019

Finding the right teacher with the right teaching style can make all the difference. Mr. Perlman gives parents and teachers advice on how to nurture talent in aspiring violinists.

Épisode 19 - Bonus Chapter: Acquiring a Fine Instrument

4 juin 2019

Mr. Perlman introduces you to his famed violin, the 1714 Soil Stradivarius, and explains how to select the right instrument for yourself.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

18 juin 2019

Meet your new instructor: Massimo Bottura, chef of the three-Michelin-star restaurant Osteria Francescana. Massimo explains why he believes in evolving classic recipes, developing your palate, and embracing creativity in the kitchen.

Épisode 2 - An Evolution of Pesto

18 juin 2019

Start learning how to experiment with traditional recipes as Massimo shares his unique take on pesto, using bread crumbs in place of pine nuts. Joining Massimo is Taka Kondo, his sous-chef.

Épisode 3 - Tortellini Part 1: Broth and Sauce

18 juin 2019

In the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy, tortellini is the quintessential dish. Massimo shows you how to make the two classic tortellini accompaniments: il brodo, the rich, delicious broth, and a Parmigiano-Reggiano cream sauce.

Épisode 4 - Tortellini Part 2: Dough, Filling, and Assembly

18 juin 2019

Some special guests join Massimo to help make a very traditional tortellini dough and filling. Learn how to assemble this essential Emilia-Romagna dish.

Épisode 5 - Emilia Burger

18 juin 2019

Massimo shows you his interpretation of a burger that features regional ingredients from Emilia-Romagna. He then challenges students to create their own regionally-inspired burgers.

Épisode 6 - Passatelli Part 1: Vegetarian “Broth of Everything”

18 juin 2019

Zero-waste cooking is one of Massimo’s guiding principles in the kitchen. Massimo demonstrates how a vegetarian brodo di tutto (“broth of everything”) makes beautiful use of vegetable scraps.

Épisode 7 - Passatelli Part 2: Bread Crumb Pasta

18 juin 2019

Massimo shows you how he’s evolved his grandmother’s recipe for passatelli, fresh bread crumb noodles that are light and full of umami. The passatelli are served in the “broth of everything.”

Épisode 8 - “Spin-Painted” Beet

18 juin 2019

Discover the secret ingredient in this striking vegetarian dish of roasted beets that is inspired by one of Massimo’s favorite artists, Damien Hirst. Its highly versatile sauces can be used in many other meat and vegetable preparations.

Épisode 9 - Sogliola al Cartoccio (Mediterranean-Style Sole)

18 juin 2019

Massimo teaches you how to make a delicious parchment-baked sole using classic Mediterranean flavors: lemons, capers, olives, tomatoes, and parsley.

Épisode 10 - Tagliatelle With Hand-Chopped Ragù (Meat Sauce)

18 juin 2019

Tagliatelle with ragù is the dish that put Osteria Francescana on the map. Massimo teaches you his version that uses hand-chopped (not ground) beef and time to maximize flavor.

Épisode 11 - “Better Than Panettone” Soufflé

18 juin 2019

Massimo shows you how to transform leftover cakes and sweet breads into a delicious, light soufflé that’s better than the sum of its parts. In this recipe, he uses panettone, an Italian sweet bread with raisins and candied fruit.

Épisode 12 - Pumpkin Risotto

18 juin 2019

Massimo teaches you a unique approach to risotto, using fresh orange juice and roasted pumpkin purée rather than the traditional white wine, butter, and onions. It turns out like a dessert, and you can riff on the recipe any way you’d like.

Épisode 13 - Bonus: Tasting Demonstration

18 juin 2019

To help you develop your palate, Massimo walks through the tasting of three ingredients that are fundamental to his version of Italian cuisine: tomatoes, Parmigiano-Reggiano, and balsamic vinegar.

Épisode 14 - Bonus: The Story Behind Two Dishes From Osteria Francescana

18 juin 2019

Massimo shares how he came up with the recipes for two signature dishes served at Osteria Francescana—The Crunchy Part of the Lasagna and Mediterranean Sole—and demonstrates how they each come together as final plates.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

24 juin 2019

Meet your new instructor: David Baldacci, the New York Times–bestselling author of 38 thrillers to date. David starts with an overview of his class and his hope that you’ll overcome any doubts you have about writing.

Épisode 2 - Finding the Idea

24 juin 2019

You want to write—but how do you find your idea? David walks you through his daily practice of looking at the world through what he calls the “writer’s prism.”

Épisode 3 - Research Methods and Sources, Part 1

24 juin 2019

Firsthand research brings depth and breadth to your story. David discusses why he recommends visiting locations in person, talking directly to people, and creating a battle plan.

Épisode 4 - Research Methods and Sources, Part 2

24 juin 2019

Building on the previous lesson, David provides practical tips for finding sources and getting the most out of interviews.

Épisode 5 - Outlining

24 juin 2019

David shows you how he writes outlines, emphasizing that it is an ever-evolving process.

Épisode 6 - Constructing Chapters

24 juin 2019

The first chapter of your book should be a touchstone. David talks about how to open with a “big pop” and how to reference that opening in the rest of your chapters.

Épisode 7 - Pacing, Tension, and Suspense

24 juin 2019

How do you keep readers on the edge of their seats? David shares how he builds suspense, using such strategies as red herrings, plot twists, cliffhangers, and a ticking clock.

Épisode 8 - Creating Compelling Characters

24 juin 2019

David describes the tools he uses to create compelling characters: Expect your characters to change, allow them to have flaws, and give equal importance to your sidekicks and antagonists.

Épisode 9 - Crafting Dialogue

24 juin 2019

Become a student of humanity. Learn how to deepen your characters by writing believable dialogue.

Épisode 10 - Writing Action

24 juin 2019

Action in your story can reveal information about a location, someone’s motivation, and someone’s special skills. David explains how you can use choreography and pacing to maximize the impact of your story’s action.

Épisode 11 - Writing Process

24 juin 2019

David began writing when he was a full-time lawyer. He encourages you to be creative about making time to write and finding a writing process that works for you.

Épisode 12 - Editing and Revising

24 juin 2019

David shares his approach to editing and revising his novels, and why he enjoys the process.

Épisode 13 - Working With an Editor

24 juin 2019

Personal chemistry is critical when it comes to working with an editor. David talks about what to consider when you look for an editor and how to build a real partnership.

Épisode 14 - Navigating the Publishing Business, Part 1

24 juin 2019

David offers rare insight into the inner workings of the publishing world, including how to find an agent, how to navigate rights, and how to best promote your book.

Épisode 15 - Navigating the Publishing Business, Part 2

24 juin 2019

Adding to his advice on how to run your own writing career, David explains the importance of forming relationships with both booksellers and fans, and discusses how to use new platforms.

Épisode 16 - Writing a Series

24 juin 2019

Should you turn your novel into a series? David takes you through the decision-making process.

Épisode 17 - Life as a Writer

24 juin 2019

David opens up about his journey as a writer, talking about passion, rejection, and how to stay authentic.

Épisode 18 - Follow the Words

24 juin 2019

David believes the world always needs fresh voices. He offers his final words of encouragement for all aspiring writers.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

22 juillet 2019

Meet your new instructor: Joyce Carol Oates, the National Book Award–winning author of 58 novels and thousands of short stories. Joyce welcomes you and discusses the enduring importance of short fiction.

Épisode 2 - Principles of Writing Short Fiction

22 juillet 2019

You want to write. When and how do you get it done? Joyce explains how to draft, revise, and share your work with others. She also touches on rejection and how to protect your time for writing.

Épisode 3 - Journals: Observing the World

22 juillet 2019

Journaling is a tried-and-true method for self-expression and discovering your voice. For illustration, Joyce reads from one of Virginia Woolf’s diary entries.

Épisode 4 - Ideas: Exploring Taboo and Darkness

22 juillet 2019

Joyce discusses how delving into the darker elements of your personality and past can provide compelling, heartfelt fodder for fiction—as well as a means to finding a unique audience.

Épisode 5 - Structure and Form

22 juillet 2019

Some of Joyce’s experimental approaches to structure include considering the shape of a story on its first page and writing a one-sided dialogue. She reads from her story “Heat.”

Épisode 6 - Ideas: Writing the Familiar

22 juillet 2019

Your past and your family can be a rich trove of story material. Joyce walks you through examining childhood influences, interviewing family, and remembering physical places that have left a lasting impression on you.

Épisode 7 - Form Study: Miniature Narrative

22 juillet 2019

Joyce analyzes very brief narratives—ones with no more than a few pages—for the language and structure they require. As an example, she reads from the William Carlos Williams story “The Use of Force.”

Épisode 8 - Form Study: Short Monologue

22 juillet 2019

Writing a monologue can be a useful stepping-stone to crafting a novel, as well as a good exercise in exploring the perspectives of characters unlike yourself. Joyce’s monologue story “Lethal” serves as an illustration.

Épisode 9 - Story Study: “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?”

22 juillet 2019

Joyce reveals what inspired—and how she wrote—her most well-known and reprinted story, including how she chose the main character’s perspective and how adjusting perspective can be helpful for your own story.

Épisode 10 - Reading and Studying Writing

22 juillet 2019

How do you read with the intention of finding new ideas and learning from writers you admire? Joyce leads a discussion on reading as a writer.

Épisode 11 - The Writer’s Workshop: “Indian Camp”

22 juillet 2019

Joyce and two of her students—Lindsey Skillen and Corey Arnold—read from Ernest Hemingway’s story “Indian Camp.” They review the work as they would in one of Joyce’s collegiate or graduate classes.

Épisode 12 - Revision Workshop: “Labor Day”

22 juillet 2019

Joyce holds a workshop of her student Lindsey’s story “Labor Day,” which can be downloaded in advance of the lesson.

Épisode 13 - Revision Workshop: “Near Death”

22 juillet 2019

This workshop focuses on Corey’s short story “Near Death,” which can also be downloaded in advance.

Épisode 14 - Closing

22 juillet 2019

Joyce shares her parting words, advising how to select a place to write that makes you feel inspired and how to continue finding joy in the writing process.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

19 août 2019

Voici votre nouvelle instructrice : Simone Biles, quadruple médaillée d'or olympique. Elle est prête à inspirer votre entraînement de gymnastique en vous montrant les techniques fondamentales et avancées et en vous donnant des conseils pour fixer des objectifs et travailler avec les entraîneurs.

Épisode 2 - Learning New Skills

19 août 2019

La discipline et la concentration pendant l'entraînement sont nécessaires pour que les gymnastes exécutent les exercices en toute sécurité. Simone vous encourage à maîtriser les bases, qui constituent le fondement de l'apprentissage de compétences et d'enchaînements plus difficiles.

Épisode 3 - Uneven Bars Basics

19 août 2019

Avec Mia, huit ans, qui fait la démonstration, Simone vous fait découvrir les bases des barres asymétriques. Parmi les exercices, on trouve les glissades, les kips tombés, les balançoires et les mains au sol.

Épisode 4 - Uneven Bars Advanced

19 août 2019

Simone démontre et explique les compétences avancées sur les barres asymétriques, y compris la distribution à l'aplomb, les géants, et plus encore.

Épisode 5 - Playback: Studying Simone's Meets On Bars

19 août 2019

Simone passe en revue et déconstruit des séquences de certaines de ses performances les plus remarquables aux barres, y compris sa routine la mieux notée des Championnats du monde 2018 et sa routine de l'U.S. Classic 2018.

Épisode 6 - Overcoming Fear

19 août 2019

Même la gymnaste américaine la plus décorée des championnats du monde de tous les temps peut se sentir nerveuse. Simone donne des conseils pour sortir de sa tête dans les moments de peur et partage ce que la confiance signifie pour elle.

Épisode 7 - Floor Basics

19 août 2019

Avec l'aide de Leah, 9 ans, Simone présente les bases du sol, y compris les compétences telles que les roues de charrette, les arrondis, les sauts de mains avant, les sauts de piquet et les sauts de mains arrière.

Épisode 8 - Floor Advanced

19 août 2019

Simone démontre des compétences avancées au sol, y compris des tracés, des doubles doubles, une passe combinée et, bien sûr, les Biles.

Épisode 9 - Competing On Meet Day

19 août 2019

Il est important de se donner du temps pour se préparer à une rencontre. Simone dévoile sa routine de préparation, explique comment utiliser l'écoute sélective lors d'une performance, et vous dit comment laisser passer vos erreurs pendant la compétition.

Épisode 10 - Balance Beam Basics

19 août 2019

La poutre d'équilibre, qui exige une combinaison d'acrobatie et de danse, est un défi autant mental que physique. Paislee, 9 ans, fait une démonstration pendant que Simone parle de techniques telles que le saut de mains, la roue, la marche et le saut périlleux arrière.

Épisode 11 - Balance Beam Advanced

19 août 2019

Simone démontre des habiletés avancées à la poutre, y compris un saut de mains avant, un saut aérien avant, un saut de mains, des sauts fractionnés et une sortie double-double.

Épisode 12 - Working With Coaches

19 août 2019

Selon Simone, la communication et la confiance sont les deux éléments les plus importants de la relation athlète/entraîneur. Dans ce chapitre, elle explique comment travailler de manière efficace et cohérente avec vos entraîneurs.

Épisode 13 - Vault Basics

19 août 2019

Avec Jurzie, huit ans, qui fait la démonstration, Simone vous fait découvrir les bases du saut, y compris les pieds sur la selle, les genoux hauts, les courses de cerf, les sprints et le saut de mouton à plat.

Épisode 14 - Vault Advanced

19 août 2019

Simone adore la sensation de vol qu'elle éprouve lorsqu'elle exécute le saut. Elle démontre des techniques de saut avancées, y compris un Yurchenko layout, un Yurchenko full, un Yurchenko 2,5 et un Cheng.

Épisode 15 - Playback: Studying Simone's Meets on Vaults

19 août 2019

Simone revoit les images de ses meilleures performances au saut, y compris son exécution d'un Cheng aux Championnats P&G 2016. Elle analyse également les Biles au saut.

Épisode 16 - Setting Goals

19 août 2019

Les objectifs sont des plans d'action pour un gymnaste. Simone explique l'importance de tenir un journal et de fixer des intentions quotidiennes pour tirer le meilleur parti de l'entraînement.

Épisode 17 - Maturing as a Gymnast

19 août 2019

Simone termine par des réflexions sur ce qu'une pause dans son sport a signifié pour elle en tant qu'athlète en pleine maturité et en tant que jeune adulte. Elle encourage les gymnastes à s'appuyer sur leur famille.

Épisode 1 - Introduction

28 août 2019

Meet your new instructor: Editor-in-Chief of Vogue magazine, Anna Wintour. Anna opens with the early experiences that shaped her leadership style, and she explains why there’s never been a more exciting time to work as a creative leader.

Épisode 2 - Getting the Work Done: Anna’s Management Tips

28 août 2019

Anna walks through the management techniques—including how to build and manage a team, and how to give feedback—that have helped her be an effective leader.

Épisode 3 - Starting Out: Finding Your Voice and Succeeding

28 août 2019

Anna discusses her dos and don’ts for interviewing. She also shares practical tips for those starting out in their careers, including how to discover your creative voice and the best ways to interact with your mentors.

Épisode 4 - Inside Vogue: Leading With a Vision

28 août 2019