
Acting 101
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Arts
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9th - 12th Grade
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Hard
Sawyer Shafer
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4 Slides • 4 Questions
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Multiple Select
Acting is, and will always be, a paradox. Why?
It is pretend and real at the same time.
It is a story about a story.
People are never who they say they are onstage.
You are present for a moment that cannot happen again.
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Both ways work, most actors will pick and choose from each
Inside -> Out
Use your heart
Focus on organic response
Mainly what you see onstage
Real
Outside -> In
Use your head
Focus on voice & body
Usually associated with TV
Pretend
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Multiple Choice
The purpose of "Method" acting is...
to fully become your character in everyday life
to stay in the moment onstage and deal with self-consciousness
to be the best actor you can possibly be without real-life limitations
to have an excuse for pulling crazy pranks on your co-stars
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Focus on action, not emotion
- If you are trying to "be happy" onstage, you are not using The Method.
- Framework "I am [-ing verb] (scene partner's character)"
The Method
Emotion & psychologically driven
- This is DANGEROUS and has cost people their lives
- If you are playing with YOUR emotions, you are harming with yourself
Misconceptions
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Fill in the Blanks
The most important thing about an actor is that THEY believe what they are doing onstage. Why do you think that is?
Type answer...
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"Paint with the colors you have"
There is no "fake" onstage
If you have a task for your character, you should actually do that task
Instances where action is not enough occur
Relate something from life, but do not fully overlap your imagination with reality
Use narratives, stories or triggers (journaling, playlists, memories)
Be safe. Take care of your instrument.
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Multiple Choice
Before you step onstage, it is important you make sure you...
Stretch your body
Warm-up your voice
Memorize your lines
All of the above
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