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Focusing on the underlying principles of the acting process, this volume continues to present an experiential sequence of exercises designed to help students develop a thorough understanding of the physical, vocal, analytical and ethical aspects of the actor's art. This accessible revision begins by concentrating on the preparation of body and voice in Part I. Part II then examines the concept of action, and Part III concludes by focusing on development of character in the rehearsal process.
This volume investigates the foundational principles of the acting process by providing a structured, experiential framework for student development. Robert L. Benedetti, an experienced educator and practitioner, utilizes a pedagogical approach that integrates physical, vocal, and analytical training. The text argues that a comprehensive understanding of the actor's craft requires a systematic progression from personal preparation to complex character development within a rehearsal environment.
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Educators and practitioners frequently cite this work as a foundational text for undergraduate acting curricula due to its clear, logical progression of skills. Experts highlight the balance between theoretical concepts and actionable exercises as a primary strength for students at the beginning of their training.
Page Count:
288
Publication Date:
1986-01-01
Publisher:
Prentice-Hall
ISBN-10:
013003732X
ISBN-13:
9780130037329
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