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Great breakdown of the acting techniques used in Whiplash! The level of intensity and dedication required to portray the characters in this film is truly inspiring. I especially appreciated the discussion on the importance of physicality and vocal projection in bringing the characters to life. Can't wait to apply some of these techniques to my own acting exercises!
I have a scene in acting two that I can use this video. It is my final. The most important person in the scene is my character. However he needs from the other character him understand that my character is not as nice as he seems.
Glad I could help! If you want any personal feedback or coaching you can hit me up on Minnect and I get back to you with a personalized response/approach 👍🏼
Great Video today. I just got the results from my Acting teacher for my college's Spring Play, I have 4 small roles (1 small dialogues each). I got them, because I figured out that I am only able to read and remember small amount of lines and I need to read out loud to learn and remember more lines, better. Do you think I can become an Actor, by just starting from small dialogues and monologues to bigger ones? If yes, then I will keep on trying, even though, I will still do it, right now.
Perhaps if you're concentrating more not to remembering the concrete lines, but to understanding the subject matter. You got to feel your character, understand her/him, know your character's motives and emotions and thinking patterns, you got to BE her/him. Then you can say words that are true to this character's nature you're playing, and yes, sometimes you have to improvise a bit, you don't always have to say lines exactly like they are written in the script, like their wording is. Lot of being the character and little bit of improvising with wordings can help a lot!😁
Absolutely loved this video! The insights into the acting techniques used in Whiplash were incredibly informative and inspiring. The breakdown of the characters' emotions and reactions was so detailed and helpful. Can't wait to apply these tips to my own acting pursuits. Thank you for sharing your expertise!
Hello! I have a question. Can you help me with it? How can I act consciously like living and reacting in a play when everybody else aren't? Please help me 🙏🙏🙏
If you reach out to me on Minnect and give me a detailed scope of what your play looks like and how your scene partners are behaving, I can give you a detailed/personal answer related to you 👍🏼 you’ll have an acting coach in your pocket app.minnect.com/expert/ActorsAcademy
It all depends on how often you are getting roles for a dancer. In general if you can dance and enjoy it, it has the possibility to present more options for different kinds of auditions
@@TheActorsAcademy right , I was thinking a lot of rolls might require a short dance like at a wedding or something just for a quick shot, but at least you could learn the steps quicker
I am actually waiting right on getting a real job to back me up before auditioning! Though I been building my way up for this career when I was still in school.Would I treat my life now as acting like persay how you would show up for an interview?
*10 Hour Acting Masterclass 2.0*
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2. Gain instant access
3. Work at your own personalized and designed pace
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Great breakdown of the acting techniques used in Whiplash! The level of intensity and dedication required to portray the characters in this film is truly inspiring. I especially appreciated the discussion on the importance of physicality and vocal projection in bringing the characters to life. Can't wait to apply some of these techniques to my own acting exercises!
I have a scene in acting two that I can use this video. It is my final. The most important person in the scene is my character. However he needs from the other character him understand that my character is not as nice as he seems.
Glad I could help! If you want any personal feedback or coaching you can hit me up on Minnect and I get back to you with a personalized response/approach 👍🏼
Great Video today.
I just got the results from my Acting teacher for my college's Spring Play, I have 4 small roles (1 small dialogues each).
I got them, because I figured out that I am only able to read and remember small amount of lines and I need to read out loud to learn and remember more lines, better.
Do you think I can become an Actor, by just starting from small dialogues and monologues to bigger ones?
If yes, then I will keep on trying, even though, I will still do it, right now.
Perhaps if you're concentrating more not to remembering the concrete lines, but to understanding the subject matter. You got to feel your character, understand her/him, know your character's motives and emotions and thinking patterns, you got to BE her/him. Then you can say words that are true to this character's nature you're playing, and yes, sometimes you have to improvise a bit, you don't always have to say lines exactly like they are written in the script, like their wording is. Lot of being the character and little bit of improvising with wordings can help a lot!😁
love it. i'd like more videos like this one❤
More to come!
Absolutely loved this video! The insights into the acting techniques used in Whiplash were incredibly informative and inspiring. The breakdown of the characters' emotions and reactions was so detailed and helpful. Can't wait to apply these tips to my own acting pursuits. Thank you for sharing your expertise!
Love your acting masterclass.
Glad to have you aboard!
Hello! I have a question. Can you help me with it? How can I act consciously like living and reacting in a play when everybody else aren't? Please help me 🙏🙏🙏
If you reach out to me on Minnect and give me a detailed scope of what your play looks like and how your scene partners are behaving, I can give you a detailed/personal answer related to you 👍🏼 you’ll have an acting coach in your pocket
app.minnect.com/expert/ActorsAcademy
Is it good to take dance classes so you're prepared for dance scenes, etc? 🕺
It all depends on how often you are getting roles for a dancer. In general if you can dance and enjoy it, it has the possibility to present more options for different kinds of auditions
@@TheActorsAcademy right , I was thinking a lot of rolls might require a short dance like at a wedding or something just for a quick shot, but at least you could learn the steps quicker
I am actually waiting right on getting a real job to back me up before auditioning! Though I been building my way up for this career when I was still in school.Would I treat my life now as acting like persay how you would show up for an interview?
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You are so welcome!!
hi I have questions if I learn acting in other countries and I want make international actor work and learn
what best step
Please make a video on Tony leung
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I suppose any kind of physical class, even gym class would be advantageous
Very insightful, thank you.
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Hello!!!
can u do words on bathroom walls please?
Is it a movie?
Yes, I think it is on prime video
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my acting professor teaches like fletcher 🤠
That’s good, it’s hard to find people who accurately break down a scene and instruct this way
@@TheActorsAcademy oh sorry I meant my acting professor teaches like fletcher in whiplash she’s russian
@@hannahjsatterlee lol maybe not so good then 😅
More like, "learn how to overact!"