Скачать или смотреть Michael Chekhov your Stanislavsky-the NMCA WAY "Gesturable Verbs"

Wil Kilroy, National Michael Chekhov Association, Vice-President, Co-Founder and Master Teacher, New Mexico State University Theatre Department Chair, leads Lisa Dalton through translating a basic Stanislavsky-style objective into more actable word choices with “Gesturable Verbs”. Dalton uses the role of Rosemary from Picnic by William Inge to demonstrate. Chekhov encourages a witness (director, coach, teacher, cast mate) to observe the actor’s hand and body movements as they describe the character. These reveal the unconsciously veiled Psychological Gestures of the character already living in the actor. The witness then reflects back to the actor these observations that are then expanded, unveiled and explored for their “truth” and appropriateness to the story and style. Then they can be developed into an inspiring and repeatable form for multiple performances. Visit www.chekhov.net for Acting, Teaching, Directing and Design Certifications, Workshops and Intensives.