The Magic If: Stanislavski for Children |
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It will lead you logically to your correct bodily action , and your audience will believe in you as that character if your bodily actions are appropriate . Your audience will have to believe in you if you , yourself , believe in what ...
It will lead you logically to your correct bodily action , and your audience will believe in you as that character if your bodily actions are appropriate . Your audience will have to believe in you if you , yourself , believe in what ...
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To show the meaning of his actions to his audience , an actor must communicate with his audience through his communion with his fellow actors . In other words , he gets the meaning across to the audience by talking to the other actors ...
To show the meaning of his actions to his audience , an actor must communicate with his audience through his communion with his fellow actors . In other words , he gets the meaning across to the audience by talking to the other actors ...
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Lastly , let me point out that the audience itself is very important to you as you play your part up there on the stage . So keep that watcher within alert for audience reaction . For it is from hearing and sensing their reactions to ...
Lastly , let me point out that the audience itself is very important to you as you play your part up there on the stage . So keep that watcher within alert for audience reaction . For it is from hearing and sensing their reactions to ...
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able actor actual adaptation appear audience awareness and imagination become begin better bodily action body bring called chair chapter character character's child circle of attention communicate concentrate correct create discover discuss everything examine Exercise experience expression eyes feel friends give given hands happen hear important inner instance keep line of action listen live logical look MAGIC meaning memory merely method mind mother move movements never notice object once onstage parent particular performance person play portray Practice Project prepare proper reaction remember role scene sense session smell sound speak speech stage stand Stanislavski story student super-objective talk taste teacher teacher or parent tell tempo-rhythm theatre things thoughts touch truth turn understand voice walk watch whole