Description
Introduction to Konstantin Stanislavsky’s method and its influence on modern acting
Class 1: Introduction to Stanislavsky and Basic Concepts
Overview of Stanislavsky’s life and contribution to acting.
- Explanation of key concepts: Given Circumstances, Objective, and Super-Objective.
- Practical exercises: Students will engage in improvisation to explore the impact of given circumstances on character choices.
Class 2: Emotion Memory and Sense Memory
- Understanding Emotion Memory: Techniques for accessing and utilizing personal emotions in acting.
- Sense Memory Exploration: Utilizing sensory experiences to enhance the authenticity of performances.
Class 3: Subtext and Inner Monologue
- Unpacking Subtext: The importance of underlying meanings in dialogue and actions.
- Inner Monologue Development: Techniques for creating rich internal thoughts and emotions.
Class 4: The Magic If and Given Circumstances
- The Magic If: Utilizing imagination to connect with a character’s circumstances.
- Given Circumstances Revisited: Deepening the exploration of a character’s environment and background.
Class 5: Character Analysis and Transformation
- Character Analysis Techniques: Breaking down a script to understand character motivations.
- Transformation exercises: Students will work on transforming themselves physically and emotionally into different characters.
Class 6: Final Scene Performances and Reflection
- Rehearsal and polishing of scenes prepared by each student or group.
- Final scene performances: Each student/group will present their scene with a focus on applying Stanislavsky’s method.
- Class reflection: Discussion on the challenges, breakthroughs, and personal growth experienced during the course.
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