OPEN POSTURE (for excerpt acting)
| Open posture - so we can see your body - torso. |
| Do not take up a closed posture for long - that is, hands across your body (clutching your arms, holding your arm). This closes up your body. |
| In full-length plays, there are further demands. OPEN POSTURE is best suited to 'Acting 101', 'Excerpt Acting'. |
NOTE: This applies to some acting courses - 'Acting 101', 'Excerpt Acting'.
You have experience of acting in school or pre-university courses?
Here is advice for a college or university acting course. Or for an acting school - foundation year (year 1).
This 'ACTING 101' course plan aims at achievable results
for a wide range of students.
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You have experience of acting in school or pre-university courses? Here is advice for a college or university acting course. Or for an acting school.
This 'ACTING 101' course plan aims at achievable results for a wide range of students.
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