This Is What Stops An Actor From Getting Into Character - Michael Laskin
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2023
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Michael Laskin has been a working professional actor for over 40 years in film, television, and the theatre - from SEINFELD to BIG LITTLE LIES and a great deal in between. He has worked extensively off-Broadway, and at some of America’s leading regional theatres, including The Guthrie Theatre, The Actors Theatre of Louisville, The Geffen Playhouse, The Seattle Repertory Theatre, and The Mixed Blood Theatre Company.
Additionally, he was awarded a Fringe First Award at The Edinburgh Festival for playing “Richard Nixon” in TEA WITH DICK AND GERRY, which went on to a successful run at London’s Roundhouse Theatre. Michael also starred in the Canadian premier of the Pulitzer Prize winning drama “Talley’s Folly” and his most recent stage work was the American premiere of the one-person play, ALTMAN’S LAST STAND in Los Angeles. A recipient of a Bush Fellowship with The Guthrie Theatre, he was also awarded a Distinguished Alumnus Award from The University of Minnesota’s College of Liberal Arts.
A graduate of Northwestern University’s theatre department where he received his bachelor’s degree, Michael also has a masters degree in theatre management from The University of Minnesota. Additionally he’s taught acting at USC, UCLA, Queen’s College-Cambridge (UK), The Actors Centre (London), Art Center College of Design, Kennesaw University, the University of Minnesota, the Hawaii International Film Festival, and South Coast Repertory Co.
He’s had the privilege of working with some of the great artists in film and theatre, including Barry Levinson, Stephen Frears, Walter Matthau, John Sayles, Paul Mazursky, Bob Rafelson, Michael Langham, Robert Duvall, Roy Dotrice, and many others.
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I’ve only started to understand this concept and touch upon it in my monologue exercise, but im understanding even how to drop my tone and question who I am and how I would say it, slow down etc…hey even if the character is not perfect for me, how would “I” say it? repetition has really given me some great progress, because when I memorize the lines I find the it just flows and I find that I can explore my own pauses and emphasis’s if I need it, sometimes even saying it simply or deep down from my heart, but im still only touching the iceberg and it’s exhilarating, as a child of a narcissistic and hysteric family this is giving me a platform to explore who I am emotionally, oh and especially vocally. I think it’s difficult to hear my own voice and have it be heard, thank you for these gems of knowledge, it really helps unlock it just that little bit more! I’m excited to see how much more I can learn 🙏🏻
On point.
Excellent content! 👍
This has provided incredible insights as to how deep we need to dive into our characters, incredible video!
Nice
Wait... an HR person as a fallible human being? That self-admission in and of itself would be worthy of a tale akin to Campbell's "Hero's Journey"
HAHAHA. Funniest thing I've seen all week.
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Absolutely agree. (From my humble experience)
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Wow that's interesting 🤔
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Speaking from the viewpoint of an audience member, I like when I find myself lost in a film. IOW I want to be (temporarily) fooled by what Im watching. I want to relate something I lived through, to this scripted presentation.
I average probably 4 DVD versions of full length movies a week and get the feeling I just explained about 5 times a year. I give the writers and directors credit after I watch a good one. But without realistic and believable acting, they'd have zilch.
I liked what the gentleman said about actors having the celebrity life and the REAL life. The real life depictions are what make great movies and what should be important.
One more thing; A good way to Guage the quality of a police and or crime drama, s to catch a couple of episodes of "The first 48" or hang out at your local police headquarters.
Good channel too
"interesting" is a meaningless word.