2008 -- blog film acting: stanislavsky.us [ advertising space : webmaster ] Limitations of Method Ch.2 -- Obstacle(s) Textbook Conflict = objective + obstacle More conflict = more drama Stronger Objective (Aim) = stroger the Obstacle [ choices ] No Task without Obstacles One, two, many -- hierharchy Styles and Periods (theatre history) ... lesson 4

lesson 3. Monologues -- Method

[ floor plans ]

5Ws - overview, using monologues in class presentations [ character history ]

Floor plans (Acting Areas) -- in part II (how it's built within the script)

Dramatic Composition: Exposition - Climax - Resolution

Script Breakdown

Emotion -- Motion

Motivations (Tasks)

Lesson 4. Stanislavsky

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calendar * contents Monologue study: Make sure to read the entire play. [It is required for monologue preparation.]
The character must be studied - in detail - to bring the person to life!
Bring the play to class.
Be prepared to give a synopsis of the play.
Be prepared to describe the character.

Character Study : Character and Role