Arts & Humanities: Theater & Acting: “Question: How to create a weed odor?” plus 5 more |
- Question: How to create a weed odor?
- Question: List of musicals choreographed by Michael Kidd?
- Question: Audition song for Bring It On: The Musical?
- Question: I've never had any acting experience but as a freshman I got two leading roles. Would that make me gifted in the art of acting?
- Question: How can I improve my postures/gesturing in theatre?
- Question: I have to find one contradiction in each scene of Act I of Macbeth but am unable to do so. Can someone help me find contradictions in Act I?
| Question: How to create a weed odor? Posted: 02 Nov 2015 10:38 PM PST ॐ 😔 Hi from France 😔 ♫ ॐ ( Je suis Charlie / I'm Charlie ) .. I think there is enough problems with the true weed, so you don't need to create one. Best Cat. |
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| Posted: 02 Nov 2015 09:20 PM PST It's probably not a question best left up to people on the internet, who have never seen you act before. Being cast is not solely dependent on skill or talent. It is definitely a big factor, but there are other considerations such as your appearance, voice, skill set, etc. Don't let anything go to your head, what matters is the work you put in, what you learn from your directors and peers, and ultimately the end product. If you really want to know, work with your directors for a significant amount of time, and after the shows close ask them for an honest evaluation of your skills. Best of luck!
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| Question: How can I improve my postures/gesturing in theatre? Posted: 02 Nov 2015 09:13 PM PST Posture- Think about who your character is and how the personality shows itself in posture. A good soldier wouldn't slouch all the time and an insecure 12 year old teenage boy wouldn't walk with chest out and shoulders back. What are the subtle things you can change how you carry yourself to accurately reflect your character? Gesturing- A problem many people have is feeling like they have to gesture all the time because they feel awkward keeping their arms still. There's nothing wrong with having your arms at your sides, as long as it's not limp noodley or rigid and robotic. Use gestures when appropriate. Physicality can bring a whole new layer to your lines. It can introduce a new perspective, or emphasize a certain point or idea. Make every movement have a purpose. Also, pro tip: pointing your finger seems like an easy way to add physicality, but remember that your forefinger is not a dagger: don't point it everywhere. I hope I was helpful...good luck! |
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