As an actor, tapping into your creative state is essential for delivering captivating performances. The creative state is that magical place where ideas flow effortlessly, emotions are easily accessed, and characters come to life. We can access this through using warm up techniques for actors. Some of the links in this post are affiliate links….
When we play a character we know we are the one who has to connect with them in order to tell their part in this story, However, sometimes we struggle to find a connection or to relate to them. That’s why we need to find specific acting techniques to form a personal connection with your…
In my post on Why You Need A Practical Acting Practice (And How To Build One), I talked about how it can be helpful and offered a ton of ideas on what you might want to include, from character development exercises to vocal exercises and improvisation techniques. For anyone who has been to drama school,…
As actors, we are constantly searching for ways to enhance our performances and bring our characters to life. One often overlooked aspect of acting is the voice and the work and influence of various voice practitioners and drama practitioners. The way we use our voice can greatly impact the authenticity and effectiveness of our performances….
IIntroduction to David Mamet David Mamet is a renowned American playwright, film director, and screenwriter who has made a significant impact on the world of theatre. Born on November 30, 1947, in Chicago, Mamet’s career spans over five decades, during which he has written numerous Mamet plays, screenplays, and essays that have captivated audiences worldwide….
As an actor, I have always been fascinated by the power of physicality in theatre. The ability to convey emotions, tell a story, and captivate an audience with just your body is truly magical. That’s why I was drawn to the teachings of Jacques Lecoq, a master of who revolutionized the way actors approach physical…
Character physicality is a crucial aspect of acting that brings depth and authenticity to performances. Laban technique, also known as Laban Movement Analysis, is a great way of approaching this acting tool. As an actor, the way you move and use your body can communicate volumes about your character’s personality, emotions, and intentions. It is…
As a drama student, it is easy to get caught up in the whirlwind of auditions, rehearsals, and performances. However, amidst the excitement and intensity of drama school, it is crucial to prioritize your mental health and overall wellbeing in the arts. The demanding nature of the performing arts industry can take a toll on…