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Paraguayan Actor Héctor Lozzca to Launch National On-Camera Acting Training Tour

Paraguayan Actor Héctor Lozzca to Launch National On-Camera Acting Training Tour

From ABC Color · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Paraguayan actor Héctor Lozzca is launching a national tour to provide on-camera acting training across various cities.
  • The program targets actors, students, communicators, and anyone interested in audiovisual language, aiming to develop practical acting skills.
  • Organized by Mongu’e Producciones, the tour seeks to expand access to acting education outside the capital and foster connections with local cultural institutions.

Paraguayan actor Héctor Lozzca is set to embark on a national tour offering on-camera acting training, commencing in Ypacaraí and extending to various cities across the country. Organized by Mongu’e Producciones, the initiative aims to provide accessible training opportunities for actors, students of arts and communication, content creators, presenters, and individuals with no prior experience interested in audiovisual performance.

The training methodology focuses on practical exercises that will be recorded and reviewed during the sessions, allowing participants to analyze their performance and receive constructive feedback. The workshop emphasizes naturalness and the development of individual interpretation, moving away from predefined models towards a learning process rooted in practice and observation.

Lozzca, an actor, director, and acting coach with extensive experience in film, theater, and television, will lead the training. His credits include roles in films, short films, commercials, and the television series "Marilina: Atreverse a soñar." His directing work, both in Paraguay and internationally, including projects in New York, has informed his training approach, which centers on practical exercises for on-camera performance.

Mongu’e Producciones intends to collaborate with municipalities, cultural centers, and cultural managers to bring these workshops to diverse communities. A key objective is to broaden access to acting education beyond Asunción and create opportunities for emerging performers and those interested in the audiovisual field.

The first session of the tour is scheduled for Sunday, August 2, at the Mellimar Salón de Eventos in Ypacaraí. Interested individuals are advised that spots are limited, and registration can be completed by contacting (0986) 769-220.

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Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.