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Do you have an upcoming audition requiring you to read from side? Do you need
to know how break down a scene for your class or workshop? Do you need to be
able to develope characters from the script?
The Acting Secrets eBook is your secret to fast and easy scene analysis. Don't waste the valuable few
minutes before an audition when you get a side to read. Instead, use the the
knowledge from the Acting Secrets eBook to construct your character.
Learn how you can quickly and easily develope a character from a scene.
The Acting Secrets eBook shows you how to reach the important decisions of creating a character.
The following six steps will show you how to break down the scene.
- The setting of the scene.
- The relationship between the characters.
- The conflict driving the scene.
- The wants of each character.
- The emotional colors of the characters.
- Determining the moment before.
The Acting Secrets eBook is based on the teachings and classwork of the Professional Actors Studio. In addition, the books
"Respect for Acting" by Uta Hagen and "Audition" by Michael Shurtleff influenced both the class
and the eBook.
You'll learn how to apply the technical aspects of acting to a scene. The
Acting Secrets eBook
demonstrates how to move, speak and react in your cold read. You'll see how
to...
- make eye contact
- pace the scene
- block the scene
- the fourth wall
- voice projection
In addition, the
Acting Secrets eBook
teaches you how to bring your character to life. Learn tips and tricks to
become your character. You'll create personal and private scenes that your
audience will love to watch. The
Acting Secrets eBook
shows you how. There are instructions for...
- substitution
- making use of body language
- playing the opposite
- reacting
- free movements
Learn all these secrets through specific examples. Each step in the
Acting Secrets eBook
is demonstrated through two example scenes, one comedy and one drama. These two
scenes are included free with the
Acting Secrets eBook
.
The first scene is from No Time for Sergeants. This comedy was brought
to the screen in 1958. Andy Griffith burst to stardom in the role of Will
Stockdale. This scene will leave your audience in stitches.
The second scene is from A Few Good Men, directed by Rob Reiner. This
gripping drama starred Tom Cruise and Demi Moore in the lead roles. In the
included scene, you'll see the frustration of the lead defense attorney Kaffee.
The Acting Secrets eBook is a 30 page ebook. It is delivered to you in Adobe Acrobat PDF format as soon as you checkout.
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