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MONDAY COMES WITH TOO MANY LINKS…

Those DubiousAuditions and Casting Notices…(Actor Growth)

How to max out Apple TV’s potential… (Gizmodo)

Productivity and Values…(Productivity 501)

Being Christian in the Acting Biz… (The Acting Room)

MGM and CBS Team up with Youtube… (Life Hacker)

Dark Night Heading to $1 Billion…(Deadline Hollywood Daily)

A Quantum Of So Laaaame… (Photoshop Disasters)

Characterization in acting…(Notes On Acting)

200 Movie Scripts in the palm of [...]

FOUR OF THE TOP TEN ACTING TECHNIQUES WE NEED TO LOSE

Here is a great article from Broadway Mouth that exemplifies how modern theater actors need change and an evolution in techniques that is paralell to the one happening in the medium. For the full article…Click Here.

BOOK REVIEW: THE TRANSPERSONAL ACTOR Reinterpreting Stanislavski by Ned Manderino

Manderino  makes very good points with which I agree right off the bat. Such as the need to respect for tradition, but the belief that techniques of Stanislavski or Boleslavski should have been used as a springboard for further development. Not as something static…

PREHISTORIC BEGINNINGS OF FILM

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The real history of movies is much,  much older than we think. The obsession of reproducing the moving image, emulating as much as we can the reality before us, has chased man since he became man…

WEEKLY BOOK REVIEW: ART BY COMMITTEE by Charna Halpern

Like every week we post a book review on a subject related to acting, health, personal growth or anything related to the showbiz industry. In this case we talk about ART BY COMMITTEE A guide to advanced improvisation by Charna Halpern.
The book is a follow-up to the book Truth In Comedy, in which the author [...]

STUDYING DRAMA IN UNIVERSITY vs SMALLER COURSES

Many times actors are faced with one important decision. Should they choose one method and enroll in a professional acting school for several years commitment, or should they go to many different classes with different teachers and methods? Lets look at the pros and cons. Studying drama professionally for several years in school gives you a very in-depth learning tool on one particular method. . And remember that knowing all there is to know on an acting technique

BOOK REVIEW: ACCENTS By Robert Blumenfeld

Like every week we post a book review on a subject related to acting, health, personal growth or anything related to the showbiz industry. In this case its Robert Blumenfeld’s revised and expanded edition of “Accents: A manual for actors”.
It’s a great tool to give us actors and one that is so complete is hard [...]