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Define and discuss sense memory and affective memory and explore how they might be useful for your work as an actor?

Posted on June 1, 2021 by Ambrose

Strasberg, Adler, and Meisner Question: Define and discuss sense memory and affective memory and explore how they might be useful for your work as an actor? Chapter 7 of Textbook. Resource: Twentieth-Century Actor Training, edited by Alison Hodge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2000. ProQuest Ebook Central, https://ebookcentral-proquest-com.proxy.library.brocku.ca/lib/brocku/detail.action?docID=165015.

Discuss Chekhov’s notions of atmosphere and of emotional atmosphere and how these can be useful for the creation of your next monologue.

Posted on May 31, 2021 by Ambrose

Discussion Question:Acting Technique – Chekhov Discuss Chekhov’s notions of atmosphere and of emotional atmosphere and how these can be useful for the creation of your next monologue. Reference: Twentieth-Century Actor Training, edited by Alison Hodge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2000. ProQuest Ebook Central, https://ebookcentral-proquest-com.proxy.library.brocku.ca/lib/brocku/detail.action?docID=165015.

Discuss the relationship between weight, space, time, and flow as you are coming to experience them in the studio exercises. How can developed a refined understanding of the motion factors and effort actions be useful for your developing capacities as an actor?

Posted on May 25, 2021 by Ambrose

Relationship between weight, space, time and flow Answer this Question: Question: Discuss the relationship between weight, space, time, and flow as you are coming to experience them in the studio exercises. How can developed a refined understanding of the motion factors and effort actions be useful for your developing capacities as an actor? Don’t forget […]

‘Friendship plays a vital role in Shakespearean dramas.’ Based on this, make an evaluation of the characters in the play The Merchant of Venice and state your views about how the theme of friendship is effectively implemented in the plot.

Posted on May 24, 2021 by Ambrose

Q 1 ‘Friendship plays a vital role in Shakespearean dramas.’ Based on this, make an evaluation of the characters in the play The Merchant of Venice and state your views about how the theme of friendship is effectively implemented in the plot. (Word limit: not exceeding 1500 words) Your Project work must have: ∙ Cover […]

Discuss your thoughts/reaction to the “A Day Through A Deaf Person’s Eyes” short film. Did you notice anything similar in your daily routine or find something interesting?Explain

Posted on January 27, 2021 by Ambrose

Discuss your thoughts/reaction to the “A Day Through A Deaf Person’s Eyes” short film. Did you notice anything similar in your daily routine or find something interesting? Explain at least 3 things you noticed. Be thorough in your post and your responses. A minimum of 5 sentences

How is Alexander Pope satirizing the common manners of 18th century British society and how is “the lock” symbolic of that society’s hypocrisy?Explain

Posted on December 4, 2020 by Ambrose

Alexander Pope: The Rape of the Lock How is Alexander Pope satirizing the common manners of 18th century British society and how is “the lock” symbolic of that society’s hypocrisy? Beauty is a common theme in Rape of the Lock. What does it come to mean and represent? How is its power limited? Consider the […]

Does Gay give the reader a different understanding of the hypocrisies of the aristocratic 18th century gentleman, parodied by the outlaw gang?Explain

Posted on December 4, 2020 by Ambrose

In The Beggar’s Opera, romanticism is a resource only for those who know nothing of reality. The play itself moves from benign to vicious images, from unself-conscious, romantic, and conventional to a more cynical and analytical use of the same sort of material. At first, Polly epitomizes ignorance and innocence. As the play progresses, do […]

What does John Dryden, the satirist, define as “a high standard of honor and reasonable behavior?” What does he speak out against? How does he use satire to justify his purpose?

Posted on December 4, 2020 by Ambrose

John Dryden: Absalom and Achitophel Satire in the Restoration Period is instructive of the nature of moral philosophy, ideal for criticism and for the double role of pleasure and instruction, concerned to hold men responsible to a high standard of honor and reasonable behavior, supporting the need for law and order: What does John Dryden, […]

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Define and discuss sense memory and affective memory and explore how they might be useful for your work as an actor?

Discuss Chekhov’s notions of atmosphere and of emotional atmosphere and how these can be useful for the creation of your next monologue.

Discuss the relationship between weight, space, time, and flow as you are coming to experience them in the studio exercises. How can developed a refined understanding of the motion factors and effort actions be useful for your developing capacities as an actor?

‘Friendship plays a vital role in Shakespearean dramas.’ Based on this, make an evaluation of the characters in the play The Merchant of Venice and state your views about how the theme of friendship is effectively implemented in the plot.

Discuss your thoughts/reaction to the “A Day Through A Deaf Person’s Eyes” short film. Did you notice anything similar in your daily routine or find something interesting?Explain

How is Alexander Pope satirizing the common manners of 18th century British society and how is “the lock” symbolic of that society’s hypocrisy?Explain

Does Gay give the reader a different understanding of the hypocrisies of the aristocratic 18th century gentleman, parodied by the outlaw gang?Explain

What does John Dryden, the satirist, define as “a high standard of honor and reasonable behavior?” What does he speak out against? How does he use satire to justify his purpose?