So here’s a dilemma. We have to learn our lines to play our parts. But once we’re playing them it needs to seem like we’ve never said those lines before. […]
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Don’t Play the Mood Have you ever heard someone say that about your acting before? And if so have you found it confusing? Maybe you’ve thought, “What exactly do they
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You know what they are. You learned the term back in first grade, or was it second grade? They’re action words. Right. But do you know how valuable they can be to acting? Well, let me tell you. First of all, we use active verbs in acting. Verbs you can do to somebody else and (hopefully) get a reaction out of them. Examples: tickle, accompany, poke, etc.
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Acting is all about your intention (what you want). And that intention must be married to your movement (what you are doing). Check out this video to see this concept
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Wonder what exactly we mean by “intentions” and why it’s so important to acting (and life, for that matter)? Want a tip to help you be more successful on the
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