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    Acting Reflection

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    Dylan Forest 1/27/13 I feel that I took a risk in creating this character. I made the character a complete jerk‚ because the character seems like he is a jerk because he acts very nonchalantly when his friend starts freaking out that his sister is in Playboy. I read the play about 35 times. I am the other character’s friend the evidence in the text is that they are hanging out‚ and the fact that they call each other ‘dude’ and that their dads know each other. My character advances the

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    Practical Acting Summary

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    This author thoroughly enjoyed the article‚ “Practical Acting” in the April 2015 edition of Dramatics Magazine by Jon Jory‚ going so far to place one of the quotes in his classroom‚ the school’s call board and the adjoining classroom. According to Jory (2015) “If learning lines perfectly is too much work then you don’t have the will and the drive to be an actor or‚ unfortunately‚ almost anything else.” (pg. 14). Most often this teacher finds it hard to read many of the magazines passing

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    In Chapter 2 of Our Undemocratic Constitution‚ Sanford Levinson analyzes the Constitution‚ focusing on the legislative branch of government and the ways in which it enforces ideas and powers presented in Article I. Strong bicameralism is a system within the United States government that allows for two legislative chambers (the House of Representatives & the Senate) to come to a compromise upon proposed legislation. These groups are granted separate but equal powers and in the United States are unusually

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    Roles Of Acting In Hamlet

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    available to him. As such‚ acting takes a great part of the play as shown by the various situations where acting is discussed and used to fulfill various functions for the play. As the most important figure in the course of the play‚ Hamlet provides an example for acting in different levels. Further‚ Hamlet’s character is played by an actor‚ which provides the first level of pretense in addition to his character playing different roles‚ thereby constituting the second level of acting. Hamlet is presented

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    Dred Scott v. Sanford came to trial in 1854. Let it be known that Dred Scott was the only case that reached the Supreme Court brought on by a slave against his master (Vandervelde 5). Scott presented the courts with the same arguments and three main questions were brought before the court: 1) As a black man‚ was Scott a citizen with a right to sue in federal courts? 2) Had prolonged residence (two years in each place) in a free state and territory made Scott free? 3) Was Fort Snelling actually free

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    Acting is one aspect of theatre that is very interesting because it can take on many different forms and change the way a piece of theatre is interpreted. Acting across time has changed quite a lot. There have been many different forms and styles all over the world. The style of acting depends on the period and the place. There have been many different forms‚ from ancient Greek theatre to modern theatre. In ancient times Greece was a place that was known for its innovations and achievements.

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    "Acting As If You Are Hypnotized" by Nicholas Spanos‚ attempted to prove that "all behaviors commonly attributed to a hypnotic trance state are within the normal‚ voluntary abilities of humans. He believed that the only reason people define themselves as having been hypnotized is that they have interpreted their own behavior in ways that are consistent with their expectations. The article explains how Spanos devoted a decade of research prior to this article demonstrating how many of the effects

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    Acting- belle essay

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    Acting class- belle running for political position Hello everyone! I am Belle‚ and I will be the first princess running for town mayor. I am a very responsible‚ independent‚ and intelligent woman. I have many ways to make this town a better place. I will add more attractions in the town‚ expand education‚ and create new programs and clubs to help support banning violence. First‚ as I said‚ I will add new attractions to this town. I will open up parks so people can take walks in them and observe

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    relationship between the audience and the actor must be separated. An actor’s state of “always...being worshipped...spoils him.” This means that the confidence gained in the constant wave of affection from audiences only produces impure results. In serious acting‚ to create true art‚ the actor must be separated from the praise and the reward of performance. In art‚ there is no goal other than to perform to a theme. In his book‚ An Actor Prepares‚ Stanislavski describes his own process in becoming Othello in

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    ACTING CHARACTER STUDY

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    Acting 2 – Applying skills in performance Prepare‚ rehearse and perform a role in a text based project Character Study Lindsey Hunter – Smillie “Othello”– Act 4‚ Scene 3 Character - Emilia Analysis of text in relation to character The piece is written in traditional Shakespearian language. We looked up words to work out what the characters were saying. Emilia is interested in learning about Desdemona’s relationship but is wary about saying exactly how she feels in case she hurts

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