[CSVPA] day-17, 29th Sep

Body conditioning

Acting

  • arbitrarily

arbitrarily adverbUK  /ˌɑː.bɪˈtreə.rəl.i/ US  /ˌɑːr.bəˈtrer.əl.i/

arbitrarily adverb (BY CHANCE)

in a way that is based on chancerather than being planned or based on reason:We made the decision to go to Italy quite arbitrarily.He arbitrarily decided to take the part. 추가 예

  • They just arbitrarily pick a number.
  • You can’t just arbitrarily say that there are going to be 500 more students.
  • We didn’t make these changes arbitrarily, but for a good reason.

The scene is just river of the emotion.

Chris Mckay
  • feel -> make(act) ; american style
  • make(act) -> feel what you did/said ; Sanford meisner technique

Exercises should not make you

more technical

but more

FREE.

Cicelly Betty (actor)
  • One word for each 5 skills
    1. physicality. posture. poise
    2. control. doing something. ‘as if’ stimulate
    3. imagination
    4. action
    5. while interacting(share) with others(audience)
  • difference between ‘pretending’ and ‘imagine’
  • how does actors practice?
  • paraphrasing in play is dangerous. Don’t change the lines. impulse with writing
  • subconscience – you can’t know
  • reaction – you don’t choose but you do choose “action”
  • under pressure, just letting the words happen.
  • context if you don’t understand you can feel it because you’re human being. audience will only care about the moment you said.
  • JUST SAY IT. SHOW IT.

if you understand well enough,

acting will just happen.

Chris Mckay

Theatre in Context

  • groundling
  • <forced entertainment> shakespeare theatre as table top
  • visual guide to Greek play
  • https://www.splendidproductions.co.uk/
  • <Oedipus Rex>

Voice

  • Phonetics #4 – vowel glides Diphtongs
  • figure out what you’re doing and practise then let it happen!
  • 2 categorize : closing and centering

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