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Acting for love & money : connecting the craft to the industry / Paul G. Gleason & Gavin Levy.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Colorado Springs, Colo. : Meriwether Pub. Ltd., ©2010.Edition: 1st edDescription: 226 pages : portraits ; 23 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 156608167X
  • 9781566081672
Other title:
  • Acting for love and money
Subject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification:
  • 792.02/8023 22
LOC classification:
  • PN2055 .G54 2010
Contents:
Introduction -- Chapter 1: Acting Is Not A Business, But It Can Be Business-Like -- 1: Way of being -- 2: Acting all the way -- 3: Home -- 4: Ask a question -- 5: In search of excellence -- Chapter 2: Audience -- 6: Gathering 2 -- 7: I am exercise -- 8: Template -- 9: New beginning -- 10: Day's journey -- Chapter 3: Technology And Information For The Actor -- 11: Technology and the actor -- 12: Sound off -- 13: Acting is everywhere -- Chapter 4: Fix Yourself, Then Use Yourself -- 14: Energy in, energy out -- 15: Scanning the body -- 16: Six awareness -- 17: Child's play -- 18: Sing us a song -- 19: Body bio -- Chapter 5: Sound And Vocal Levels -- 20: Directing the voice -- 21: Whisper exercise -- 22: Falling inflection -- 23: In a word -- 24: Walk and talk -- 25: Boomlay boomlay boomlay boom -- Chapter 6: Storyteller -- 26: Over the top -- 27: Impulse -- 28: Punctuation out -- 29: Alternating between thoughts, or the intent exercise -- 30: Teach yourself -- 31: Release of reaction -- Chapter 7: Magnetic Personality -- 32: Gathering -- 33: Plumb line -- 34: Unmask yourself -- 35: Throw it away -- 36: Using senses to make sense -- Chapter 8: Auditioning -- 37: To be an actor, or not to be -- 38: Falling in line -- 39: Animation exercise -- 40: Conservation with the actor (part 1) -- 41: Dancing like a star -- 42: Conservation with the actor (part 2) -- Chapter 9: Imagination -- 43: Descriptive imagination -- 44: Character discoveries -- 45: Up and down -- 46: Cross the line -- Chapter 10: Physical Actor -- 47: Breathe in and out -- 48: Pre-pre-exercise -- 49: Air bubble -- 50: Elbow to the knee -- 51: Alexander exercise -- Chapter 11: State Of Being -- 52: Being present -- 53: Who you are and who you are not -- 54: Inhibit -- 55: Opposites -- 56: Big muscle, little muscle -- Chapter 12: Eureka! -- 57: Inside out -- 58: Room scan -- 59: Eureka! moment -- 60: Memory exercise -- Chapter 13: Creating A World -- 61: Begin again -- 62: Begin again part 2 -- 63: Sounds -- 64: Maybe exercise -- 65: Inner dialogue -- Chapter 14: Mirror Neurons -- Back to back -- 67: Connections -- 68: Mirror endowment -- 69: Mirroring -- Chapter 15: Intimacy And Confrontation -- 70: Limitless possibilities -- 71: Conversation with the actor (part 3) -- 72: Conservation with the actor (part 4) -- 73: Spontaneous moves -- 74: Clean slate -- 75: Intimacy and confrontation in acting -- In closing -- About the authors.
Summary: Product Description: This collection of seventy-five acting exercises is designed to prepare actors and acting students for a professional career. The exercises were created during workshop sessions conducted by the authors with participants of the Paul G. Gleason Theatre in Hollywood. Over three hundred hours of recorded sessions were edited to pick the best exercises for developing acting skills. The book is divided into fifteen sections: Acting Is Not a Business, but It Can Be Business-Like; The Audience; Technology and Information for the Actor Fix Yourself, Then Use Yourself; Sound and Vocal Levels; The Storyteller; A Magnetic Personality; Auditioning; Imagination; The Physical Actor; A State of Being; Eureka; Creating a World; Mirror Neurons; and Intimacy and Confrontation. Also includes insights from many professionals in the acting industry. This book is for dedicated actors looking to be in major productions, on major television shows, or in major movies.
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Includes bibliographical references.

Introduction -- Chapter 1: Acting Is Not A Business, But It Can Be Business-Like -- 1: Way of being -- 2: Acting all the way -- 3: Home -- 4: Ask a question -- 5: In search of excellence -- Chapter 2: Audience -- 6: Gathering 2 -- 7: I am exercise -- 8: Template -- 9: New beginning -- 10: Day's journey -- Chapter 3: Technology And Information For The Actor -- 11: Technology and the actor -- 12: Sound off -- 13: Acting is everywhere -- Chapter 4: Fix Yourself, Then Use Yourself -- 14: Energy in, energy out -- 15: Scanning the body -- 16: Six awareness -- 17: Child's play -- 18: Sing us a song -- 19: Body bio -- Chapter 5: Sound And Vocal Levels -- 20: Directing the voice -- 21: Whisper exercise -- 22: Falling inflection -- 23: In a word -- 24: Walk and talk -- 25: Boomlay boomlay boomlay boom -- Chapter 6: Storyteller -- 26: Over the top -- 27: Impulse -- 28: Punctuation out -- 29: Alternating between thoughts, or the intent exercise -- 30: Teach yourself -- 31: Release of reaction -- Chapter 7: Magnetic Personality -- 32: Gathering -- 33: Plumb line -- 34: Unmask yourself -- 35: Throw it away -- 36: Using senses to make sense -- Chapter 8: Auditioning -- 37: To be an actor, or not to be -- 38: Falling in line -- 39: Animation exercise -- 40: Conservation with the actor (part 1) -- 41: Dancing like a star -- 42: Conservation with the actor (part 2) -- Chapter 9: Imagination -- 43: Descriptive imagination -- 44: Character discoveries -- 45: Up and down -- 46: Cross the line -- Chapter 10: Physical Actor -- 47: Breathe in and out -- 48: Pre-pre-exercise -- 49: Air bubble -- 50: Elbow to the knee -- 51: Alexander exercise -- Chapter 11: State Of Being -- 52: Being present -- 53: Who you are and who you are not -- 54: Inhibit -- 55: Opposites -- 56: Big muscle, little muscle -- Chapter 12: Eureka! -- 57: Inside out -- 58: Room scan -- 59: Eureka! moment -- 60: Memory exercise -- Chapter 13: Creating A World -- 61: Begin again -- 62: Begin again part 2 -- 63: Sounds -- 64: Maybe exercise -- 65: Inner dialogue -- Chapter 14: Mirror Neurons -- Back to back -- 67: Connections -- 68: Mirror endowment -- 69: Mirroring -- Chapter 15: Intimacy And Confrontation -- 70: Limitless possibilities -- 71: Conversation with the actor (part 3) -- 72: Conservation with the actor (part 4) -- 73: Spontaneous moves -- 74: Clean slate -- 75: Intimacy and confrontation in acting -- In closing -- About the authors.

Product Description: This collection of seventy-five acting exercises is designed to prepare actors and acting students for a professional career. The exercises were created during workshop sessions conducted by the authors with participants of the Paul G. Gleason Theatre in Hollywood. Over three hundred hours of recorded sessions were edited to pick the best exercises for developing acting skills. The book is divided into fifteen sections: Acting Is Not a Business, but It Can Be Business-Like; The Audience; Technology and Information for the Actor Fix Yourself, Then Use Yourself; Sound and Vocal Levels; The Storyteller; A Magnetic Personality; Auditioning; Imagination; The Physical Actor; A State of Being; Eureka; Creating a World; Mirror Neurons; and Intimacy and Confrontation. Also includes insights from many professionals in the acting industry. This book is for dedicated actors looking to be in major productions, on major television shows, or in major movies.

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