BIOMECHANICS: The Science of Acting... Math is PHYSICAL!

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Table of Contents for BioMX 2009 LUL
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SpectatorBook
Theory of Spectatorship
THR221 Intermediate Acting
GeoAlaska: Acting, Directing, Theory, Shows, Books
GeoAlaska: Theatre & Film
Meyerhold, Directing Books
Bio
biomechanics.vtheatre.net

Spring 2003: Don Juan

See!
film books
See!
virtual theatre
THR121 Fundamentals of Acting Fall 2004
Directing Showcases
ShowCases: 3 Sisters, Mikado, 12th Night, Hamlet, The Importance of Being Earnest, Dangerous Liaisons, Don Juan
prof. Anatoly Antohin Theatre UAF AK 99775 USA
Film-Classes
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* stageplays *
As you see I struggle with the structure of the book: between flowwing the the THR221 Intermediate Acting and the need for more advanced texts on Biomechanics. I know that I can introduce all new terminology in Acting II class.

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Organization of the book : SYNOPSIS

FAQ

Cover

Back

Forum

MasterClass

MiniTest

Etudes

Quiz

Test

Tests

Workshop

Commedia

PS

You see on my BM webpages the links to VIRTUAL THEATRE; I advise directors to check the site, because Brecht and Meyerhold are VERY usefull for film, video and webcast. Actors should go back to Stanislavsky in order to understand how important the Method is for the closeups!

There are four parts (not two) in this book: Actor, Acting, showcases and the HOMEWORK. Five Parts, sorry: the last is the Apparatus (support pages).

The three and four (Theory in Action: Monologues & Scenes) are the most important. If you want to appreciate acting and theatre, you can skip it, but if you want to act -- you must do it, the homework. Try -- and you will notice that you have to go back to the two previous parts on theory of acting.

You must have you your actor's journal ready and take notes. If you do not have the journal, go, buy yourself a big notebook and come back.

Ready?

Do you have your scene or monologue selected?

No?

Go and get it! Put it in your journal -- you will be working on PRACTICAL tasks. (You might get it from my "Theatre w/Anatoly" site -- go to SHOWS directory, I have some from the plays I directed.

Where can I download the full text, Anatoly? Nowhere, not yet, kid!

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THR221 Intermediate Acting (BM) Textbook Spring 2003:
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Summary

I don't know when I can finish the book. I even do not know when I will have to get to writing it. Anatoly, Nov. 2003

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Notes

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INDEX * fundamentals of acting * Theatre w/Anatoly * Virtual Theatre * Theatre Theory * Virtual Theatre Forum * Classes * Method * StageMatrix: Directing * Script Analysis * Shows * Spectator * Plays * FilmMaking 101 * vTheatre * 200X Aesthetics * Mailing List & News -- subscribe yourself * BM+ * Anatoly Film Blog & thr blog
BioMX Theory for Actors
There are pages I really have to work on. This is one of the special ones.
I am not sure that the four part structure (actor's text, chronotope, mono, scenes) is final. Too many things are left out. Well, I open bomechanics.vtheatre.net directory to experiment with the organization of the book.

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Leonardo, Hands

title
Acknowledgement

preface : how the book was developed and how it's structured

intro : Theatrical Biomechanics, history and principles

Part I : Actor's Text & Acting Cycles
[ Performance as Text and drama as Pre-Text ]

Part II : Actor's Chronotope

Part III : Theory in Action -- Monologues

Part IV : BM in Action -- Scenes

Preact

body : physical action, body parts as actor's prop

space : structuring your acting areas

time : your role's time dimension

semio : creating the stage sentences

mise-en-scene : working your environment

spectator : actor's criteria

Theatre Biomechanics : the science of art

Biomech : Overview

BioMX : Summary

Biomex : In Class

Meyer-Review, History

Meyerhold, Director's Director: Breaking new grounds in Theatre Language.

Part V : Apparatus

Appendix

exercises

Wedding one-act by Chekhov

list of illustrations

dictionary

bibliography

notes

* web & classes online : acting (Method)

Theatre w/Anatoly: Film-North or/and Virtual Theatre by Anatoly Antohin

Notes

The thing is growing and I can't keep up with the updating of the "old pages"!

TOPICS: drama + comedy + postmodern + time + space + theory + BioMethod + objectives & obctacles + film + students + theatre w/anatoly +
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