HOW TO BECOME A PRO IN ALL ASPECTS OF ACTING SKILLS

This lecture will introduce you to stage planning for the following genres:

Poetry undramatized

Poetry dramatized

Prose dramatized and undramatized

Monologues

Stage Plays

This lecture will introduce you to the different dress code and props for:

Poetry

Dramatized Poetry

Dramatized Prose

Monologues

In this section you will learn how to use the different pauses in poetry to let the audience understand what the intention of the Poet was when he or she wrote the poem.

In this section you will learn how to apply the different pauses to a specific poem so that the phrasing will compliment the poem.

Now let us look how a free style and a lyric poem must be performed.

The art of performing a dramatized poem is to use different techniques and movement for the audience to enjoy.

In this lecture you will learn in detail what characterization is.

Let us now look at the acting techniques when we perform an undramatized prose.

The characterization for a dramatic monologue can be extremely intense.

Performing a monologue from a Play can be quite challenging. Let us look at the techniques.

Mime is a difficult genre to master. Your movements must be very slow and over exaggerated for the audience to follow.

Improvisation must be creative when plotting the scene.

Make sure you have a beginning, a climax and and an end when you perform your scene.

There is a difference between a persuasive and an informative speech. This lecture will introduce you to the format of a persuasive speech.