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Course: |
THE 143
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Title: | Basic Acting Technique |
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Long Title: | Basic Acting Technique |
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Course Description: | Offers scene work and acting exercises for people with little or no training or experience in the theatre. The Stanislavski System of character analysis and development is stressed. |
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Min Credit: | 1 |
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Course Notes: | Created fall 2000, Unique to RRCC |
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Origin Notes: | RRCC |
STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
I. Identify and demonstrate the theatre terminology as it applies to the acting process.
II. Demonstrate areas of the stage.
III. Demonstrate body position on the stage.
IV. Identify, explain and use key tools of the Stanislavski System of actor training.
V. Use Preparation.
VI. Use Relaxation.
VII. Use Public Solitude.
VIII. Use Character Analysis.
IX. Dramatize a scene utilizing the tools of the Stanislavski System.
X Select a scene.
XI. Apply tools of Stanislavski System to rehearsal process.
XII. Demonstrate the scene in class performance.
XIII. Assess the result.
XIV. Examine actor technique.
XV. Identify and explain various acting techniques.
XVI. Use actor technique to enhance performance effectiveness.
TOPICAL OUTLINE:
I. Acting Terminology
A. Areas of the State
B. Positions of the body on the Stage
II. The Stanislavski System
A. Brief overview of the development of the System
B. Discussion of Application of the System
III. Scene Work
A. Selecting and analyzing dramatic text
B. Break down and examine character aspects
C. Prepare scene for rehearsal and class presentation
IV. Self-evaluation and evaluation of others
A. Assess success of individual¿s own work with process
B. Using listening and observation skills, constructively critiue work of other students¿ process
V. Technique
A. Discussion
B. Exercises
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