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| Video Discription | #Characterisation #auditionscript #actingclass Helpline number - 9930056883 Bollywood Jobs & Audition Updates k liye Youtube Channel ko Subscribe kare 👇 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCesM8-tQ8Xbph4F5Oup0EOw Audition Script / Dialogue & Current Audition Updates K liye Hume Instagram per Follow kare - Username-ID: jointobollywood_ https://www.instagram.com/jointobollywood_/ Free Online Acting Classes All Part - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLG-8pVzM3PKqpEdhhlHwrENbkXxeSiDPM _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Five Acting Techniques To Help You Quickly Get Into Character If you’ve ever gotten to meet a truly great actor just after they have performed a role on stage, you might have been surprised by just how different they are face to face. Of course, we all know that the character on the stage or in the film isn’t the same as the person playing him or her. However, to see and hear that actor up close, to witness their transformation in that context can still be a bit shocking. So how do they do it? As actors we all have those friends and colleagues who seem to effortlessly slip into character just before a performance or an audition–what’s their secret? Here are a few techniques that can help ease your way into getting into character more smoothly and quickly. 1. Inside Out The truth is the real secret to great acting is hard work. As much as we lionize and admire masterful actors like Daniel Day Lewis and Meryl Streep for their seemingly effortless gift for playing characters, the truth is that all the greats are incredibly hard workers. Sure, there is such a thing as inborn talent. But without hard work that talent would wither and die. So the first step to playing a character is to know who you are. Research, research, research. You should know the piece backward and forward, the era, the time of year, time of day, etc. You should also know where you are coming from. As Michael Shurtleff, author of the seminal actor’s handbook “Audition” says, “Every scene you will ever act begins in the middle, and it is up to you, the actor, to provide what comes before. 2. Outside In So that takes care of the internal part of the character. Now for the external. You may hear some actors refer to themselves as “inside-out” actors, or “outside-in” actors. This usually refers to whether they approach the creation of the character from the internal, mental and emotional base, or if they approach it from the externalities, like a limp or other physical mannerisms, or a costume or wig or something like that. It’s important to building a genuine character to use both internals and externals, but once you’ve locked in a solid way of physically being with the character, it becomes much easier to slip into it. 3. Where Are You Going That gets us to the present, how the character became who and what they are, and what forces shaped them, both mentally and physically. Now it’s time to focus on what is to come for the character. What do you want as the character? What is your objective in the scene and in the overall piece? This is obviously Acting 101-level stuff that we all know and will have worked on by now. But it’s vital that you take a little extra care here, in order to get yourself in a state where you are truly inhabiting the character. 4. Focus As discussed, so much of what we see as great, natural ease with acting is really the result of hard work. That holds true for getting into character as well. Acting requires a tremendous amount of concentration. When you’re acting, you’re pulling off an insane balancing act: saying words that you know by heart but that must appear to be spontaneous, and portraying a person that is you, but not really you–in other words you must “…behave truthfully under imaginary circumstances,” as Sanford Meisner said. In order to do that you need to focus yourself. 5. Believe So much of what comes out in our words and behaviors originates in nothingness. That is, a thought is just the electrochemical firing of communication between neurons in our brains, a tiny, infinitesimal bit of energy. You can’t weigh a thought; you can’t measure it physically. Yet those thoughts can manifest in very real externals: nervous sweat, red-faced anger, tears of sorrow. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Follow us on-✓ Subscribe to us on: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCesM8-tQ8Xbph4F5Oup0EOw?view_as=subscriber ✓ Like Join To Bollywood on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jointobollywood/?modal=admin_todo_tour ✓ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jointobollywood?lang=en ✓ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jointobollywood_/?hl=en ✓ Follow us on Pinterest: https://in.pinterest.com/jointobollywood/ ✓ Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/join-to-bollywood-693178182/ ✓ Contact details: jointobollywood@gmail.com [sLwOUzSfmek] |
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