This video is great, inspiring and informative in a complete and practical way. I could really relate and understand. I did study laban but sometimes It can be a bit heady to transfer this knowledge and this video was very useful.
this is a really great video to watch, and very helpful in terms of the movement, on a very cool journey into creative arts therapy so im excited to be learning about this in particular and how i can relate this to psychology x
What's the point of it if it leads to self-conscious movement and imprisons performers in a sphere? I feel like this makes a performer a passenger in a dimensionally oriented machine, while what I want from my actors is to be their body and have movement be a necessary consequence of the meaning they are trying to express.
Maybe the point is to increase a performer's awareness and skill so that they have more tools to put to their craft. If you were to ask beginning language students to perform a play in Russian they might also feel self conscious. I don't see that the sphere is involved at all. Everything takes practice.
Tony Ofarrell It's mostly used in the arts, i.e. dancing, acting, and 3D animation where having the language to deconstruct and describe movement is important. It's also apparently used in some therapies but I don't know enough about that to say if it's actually useful or not
Very nice . Thank you !
I am grateful for the video you created thanks to this I understand the language of Laban's movement All the best to you 🌹
This video is great, inspiring and informative in a complete and practical way. I could really relate and understand. I did study laban but sometimes It can be a bit heady to transfer this knowledge and this video was very useful.
While searching for my phd thesis which will be about dance-space, this video enlightened me very much!
THANK YOU ! =)
Are you done with it, would be very interesting to read! Came here when i was reading roughly about how architcture informs different pedagogies :D
this is a really great video to watch, and very helpful in terms of the movement, on a very cool journey into creative arts therapy so im excited to be learning about this in particular and how i can relate this to psychology x
Obrigada, this is very helpful!
Really informational video! And at the same time very beautiful!
Where did you get the music??
Qual o nome do video original em português?
Vida é movimento!
Martial Arts Notation, simpler, more practical.
there is a mistake (after which I stopped watching)..WRING is indirect!
And about active and passive attitude in weight section too. I guess.
What's the point of it if it leads to self-conscious movement and imprisons performers in a sphere? I feel like this makes a performer a passenger in a dimensionally oriented machine, while what I want from my actors is to be their body and have movement be a necessary consequence of the meaning they are trying to express.
Maybe the point is to increase a performer's awareness and skill so that they have more tools to put to their craft. If you were to ask beginning language students to perform a play in Russian they might also feel self conscious. I don't see that the sphere is involved at all. Everything takes practice.
It doesn’t. This vid simply covers the fundamentals, Recommend Bartenieff"s “Coping with the Environment” and Laban’s “Choretics”
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Very Worried!!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂
And the point of this is?
Tony Ofarrell It's mostly used in the arts, i.e. dancing, acting, and 3D animation where having the language to deconstruct and describe movement is important.
It's also apparently used in some therapies but I don't know enough about that to say if it's actually useful or not
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