Nick O'Brien
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Stanislavski's system in discussion with Nick O'Brien - author of Stanislavski in Practice
Q and A with Nick O'Brien from The Stanislavski Experience exploring key areas of Stanislavski's system. Excerpt from Stanislavski in Practice The Film currently available on Amazon
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Nick O'Brien showreel
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Nick O'Brien showreel
Stanislavski in Practice The Film Trailer
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Stanislavski in Practice follows 7 students as they practically explore the Stanislavski System first hand. For the first time exercises on communication, imagination and free body have been captured on film with unique footage of Nick O'Brien teaching the System.
Stanislavski in Practice - The Film - acting exercises
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Stanislavski in Practice the Film takes you through the key areas of the Stanislavski system with practical exercises to help you work on yourself as an actor. Including exercises on imagination, tempo rhythm, free body and communicating using invisible rays. 'A must for any student of acting serious about their profession'. Exercises taken from Nick O'Brien's book Stanislavski in Practice Orde...
Stanislavski acting exercises with The Stanislavski Experience
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AS level Stanislavski workshop by Nick O'Brien from the Stanislavski Experience author of Stanislavski in Practice.

Комментарии

  • @terrenceprice1319
    @terrenceprice1319 3 месяца назад

    Wow, one of these actors is pretty famous, I started noticing him in 2022, it's now 2024

  • @Polisterol683
    @Polisterol683 5 месяцев назад

    Viva España y viva Estados Unidos! ❤

  • @DC-ih8bv
    @DC-ih8bv Год назад

    I love acting, have studied but always hated exercises. That’s just me.

  • @valentinor8428
    @valentinor8428 Год назад

    Acting brings you to many self realizations and reflections. Its a way to know oneself and even deal with your own issues.

  • @AyberkYaman
    @AyberkYaman Год назад

    it was mildy ok until the part about sending invisible thought rays...

  • @mithokhanarisar8370
    @mithokhanarisar8370 Год назад

    Where this theatre located.

  • @broadwayconbound7252
    @broadwayconbound7252 2 года назад

    It’s Jesper!!!

  • @Joey-Jett
    @Joey-Jett 2 года назад

    Eyy, that's Shadow & Bones' Jesper, the actor's name is Kit Young

  • @b00i00d
    @b00i00d 3 года назад

    Wow, I thought I understood my Stanislavski. Now I feel I got a completely new perspective!

  • @shanejupp8699
    @shanejupp8699 4 года назад

    Stanislavski didn’t work tho. Adler Meisner Strasberg took it too the next level

  • @spreadit9274
    @spreadit9274 4 года назад

    I live in India.and have to join ur workshop

  • @ascetic985
    @ascetic985 4 года назад

    instagram.com/p/B8LmiyPAvYA/?igshid=epx3jrqjw5xz

  • @nikhilraj2636
    @nikhilraj2636 5 лет назад

    Is there anyone who knows any 6 month fulltime stansilavsi system acting course! Please help me

  • @ميلان-ذ7ب
    @ميلان-ذ7ب 5 лет назад

    Very good

  • @SALEEMKHAN-yj7mu
    @SALEEMKHAN-yj7mu 5 лет назад

    Please, can somebody provide me pdf link or book of (Stanislavski in Practice - Latest Edition) for either free or for $10, please.

  • @SALEEMKHAN-yj7mu
    @SALEEMKHAN-yj7mu 5 лет назад

    i) This tutorial is amazing & easy to understand. ii)That pink dress barbie girl is very beautiful. Wishing/Hoping I could make her my girlfriend. Nick O'Brien - sorry sir for the second point but its good to express rather than keeping in mind. Sir, advice me a book to get rid of Inhibitions. So I could do this exercise comfortably.

  • @Unused50
    @Unused50 5 лет назад

    Acting looks like a cleansing exercise.

  • @glamoursitareyadav9184
    @glamoursitareyadav9184 5 лет назад

    Best advice for acting career thank you so much sir

  • @prashantsagar1894
    @prashantsagar1894 5 лет назад

    thank u for uploading this video plz continue share this typesof videos ....it is also becoming good u share subtitle in hindi plz

  • @ThekingEC7
    @ThekingEC7 5 лет назад

    Am I the only one that thinks this is a spoof?!?!?!

    • @TheAayize
      @TheAayize 4 года назад

      lol I was trying to decide if it was parody or not

    • @teammmx
      @teammmx 4 года назад

      Good acting you’re doing here

  • @vc184adhub7
    @vc184adhub7 5 лет назад

    Wow superb I m also teach my students grt stanislavski method #smrutijoshi

  • @godinsideme4094
    @godinsideme4094 5 лет назад

    Please help me I want to get admission in acting school but I have no money. Any one provide me money for acting. I do all home work , anything what you say. Please help My contact number +917018899014 Email ID - secktoojanak@gmail.com

  • @pankajsharmaactor1574
    @pankajsharmaactor1574 6 лет назад

    Sir I’ve recently done acting course from an acting college. But still could you make some more video for acting o

  • @waynestaples6286
    @waynestaples6286 6 лет назад

    give us more!

  • @spamskanal
    @spamskanal 6 лет назад

    yeah I'm sure everybody gets that thing about natural silence while the music is pumping

  • @spamskanal
    @spamskanal 6 лет назад

    -Hm, I am sure her eyes flickered sometimes for small fractions of seconds in the direction of the other girls chin before. That is all the eye needs to catch the direction

  • @sidisleeplove3649
    @sidisleeplove3649 7 лет назад

    Stanislavki 👎

    • @richardbennett1492
      @richardbennett1492 3 года назад

      Fucking idiot lmao (you not Stanislavski he’s better than you’ll ever be)

  • @andmee77
    @andmee77 7 лет назад

    Nice Exercises

  • @chachaandchicoshoraloca7665
    @chachaandchicoshoraloca7665 7 лет назад

    so true

  • @KuyaManzano
    @KuyaManzano 7 лет назад

    How to make it to Hollywood as an actor living in other country?

    • @oscaralextv
      @oscaralextv 7 лет назад

      Where do you live?

    • @KuyaManzano
      @KuyaManzano 7 лет назад

      Manila Philippines and u?

    • @oscaralextv
      @oscaralextv 7 лет назад

      Mexico city

    • @gee3x
      @gee3x 7 лет назад

      You can take a 2 year acting class. Schools like Stella Adler offer a 6 month OPT so you can find work after you graduate.

    • @NostalgiNorden
      @NostalgiNorden 6 лет назад

      plane ticket

  • @Dark-Star-lt8cp
    @Dark-Star-lt8cp 7 лет назад

    Anyone here from Lucifer Season 2 Episode 5 because they're just too curious?lol

    • @corgisrule21
      @corgisrule21 4 года назад

      Dark-Star 2019 nope...never seen it (but I want to)

    • @Ghadente
      @Ghadente 2 года назад

      2077

  • @RodCornholio
    @RodCornholio 7 лет назад

    Ledger's Joker seriously disturbed me (and I've seen my share of fucked up characters and people).

  • @BlueWheelCreations
    @BlueWheelCreations 8 лет назад

    CAN u add more regular acting tutorials ...

  • @BlueWheelCreations
    @BlueWheelCreations 8 лет назад

    Very helpful

  • @janovesakkestad7097
    @janovesakkestad7097 8 лет назад

    Focus the attention and make the other do what you want them to powerful stuff

  • @janovesakkestad7097
    @janovesakkestad7097 8 лет назад

    Practice your imagination 10 minutes

    • @ruzickaw
      @ruzickaw 5 лет назад

      Even a child is using his imagination much more time and more creatively than these uninteresting students.

    • @brandonburrell8517
      @brandonburrell8517 4 года назад

      @@ruzickaw Children are constantly using their imagination. So are adults. For instance, you, an adult, imagine yourself, more interesting than these students.

  • @brainofbrandon9165
    @brainofbrandon9165 8 лет назад

    Wow even in the overview I caught insight into the vast world of practice. I am currently into the translated 'An Actor's Work' which is a must read for any starter, I'd say.

  • @SerkeysTV
    @SerkeysTV 8 лет назад

    Amazing lessons keep it up

  • @allymwa2962
    @allymwa2962 8 лет назад

    am learning through youtube,, thanx bro

  • @actorav
    @actorav 10 лет назад

    On my channel you can find a lot of information about the Stanislavsky Method!

  • @Thriller94
    @Thriller94 11 лет назад

    The best way to explain the "There is never any three" is by comparing it to your mother counting to three as a child.. Out of 10, how many times did she actually get to three? It was always, "Don't MAKE me get to three!" Or "I don't know what I'm gonna do if I get to three". Right? So how does that relate? Well, the actor should never be left guessing, like you were as a child. So, on stage there is never any three. Hope that helped!

  • @CallieNYC
    @CallieNYC 11 лет назад

    This is a great video for actors! I've been working on a channel for acting and I love watching acting videos. Keep in touch!

  • @don77frye
    @don77frye 11 лет назад

    I think he meant ... you already know what's going to happen before it happens ... because there is a script . You don't laugh at what happens because you expect it already . So you have to do it from the point of an actor ... when you do that .. everything flows nicely without confusion ... because you know the objective already .

  • @JonathanGracey
    @JonathanGracey 11 лет назад

    I'm so intrigued by the pen example of Stanislavski acting, "On stage there s never a three." What does that mean? The instructor seems to contradict himself when he says, "there is never a three" then "the actor always knows what will happen." If there is never a three (nobody gets a chance to pick up the pen), then how does the actor know what will happen?

    • @MrKylePopovich
      @MrKylePopovich Год назад

      Yeah I was lost by this too. And it seems more improv than acting.

    • @outnextstop
      @outnextstop 3 месяца назад

      I personally don't see a contradiction, the three is happening in the actor's mind and of course shouldn't happen on stage, obviously because if you tell the cues to the audience by saying the three loudly, you pull the audience away from the imagination that this is spontaneous. Hence the actor does always know what will happen, his job is to pretend he doesn't