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Students in my acting classes know that when they do scene work the expectation is that they will rehearse and plan their work carefully to demonstrat...
I am delighted that you have chosen to listen tomy NOTES ON ACTING podcasts ng but I hope you understand that my goal in providing these thoughtss ist...
If you have listened to my podcasts you know that I think you should be able to read a script carefully and pull out story and character clues to guid...
If you listen to my Notes on Acting regularly you know that I haven’t added a new podcast in several months. What you don’t know is that in April I d...
Victor Chi, this week’s Notes on Acting guest, is an actor based in Los Angeles, California. In this podcast, Victor shares his thoughts on taking act...
You can create a character by building it from the ‘outside in’ by finding your walk, posture, and rhythms. Or you can build it from the ‘inside out’...
To get inside a script, you need to read, brainstorm, research, and visualize. But sometimes you need more. Since professions define who we are, you ...
Before the internet existed, actors actually had to go to the library to do research. They had to stand in line for the reference librarian and wait ...
Music is composed of notes and rests and has a clear beginning, middle, and end. During the rests there is no sound but the piece doesn’t stop. The m...
Watching Daniel Day-Lewis play Abraham Lincoln, audiences felt like they were seeing the real man. They felt that the actor had somehow turned the mo...