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I plan to focus the Acting II on Biomechanics (Meyerhold) and Acting III on Method (Stanislavsky).

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Textbook 2002 Spring: "Actors on Acting"

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ACTING TWO

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THR 221 INTERMEDIATE ACTING

UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS
Spring 2002
PROF. ANATOLY ANTOHIN

TIMES: 2.00 - 3:20 pm T,R
THEATRE 101 (GREEN ROOM)
OFFICE HOURS: by appointment, T,R
OFFICE PHONE: 474-7754
ffaga@uaf.edu

Continued development of physical, emotional and imaginative awareness. Method Acting and Biomechanics. Text and character analysis, scene and monologue study and presentation. Introduction to improvisation. (Prerequisite: THR121, or permission of the instructor.)

Textbook: ACTORS on ACTING
Recommended: Directing Actors, by Judith Weston (Directing Class -- required textbook)

Grading: Midterm (scene) 20%
Final (scene) 30%
Journal 10%
Two Monologues 10% (each) = 20%
Test 1, 2 = 10%, 10%

Tests are on Acting Theory and Terminology (Textbook reading). Scenes: 10 min (2-3 characters) one for Midterm, one for Finals. Journal: min. 3 times a week, 2-3 pp. each time. Scheduled conferences: one before Midterm and one after. Must attend all Theatre UAF productions. Each missed class without a note -- reduced grade.

Schedule:

[1] 1/17 Introduction and Overview. Textbook -- How-To. Resume & Audition portfolio. Monologue -- Text and Performance. (THR121 reviewed). What is Method Acting? Improvisation for Characterization. Physicalization.

[2] Resume due. Two Monologues (Drama and Comedy) and their structure (Aristotle). Script breakdown: Objectives and Obstacles. You and Your Role/Character. Meyerhold's formula for actors. Chapters. 1-2.

[3] Drama monologue due. Realism. "Actor's Text": Stage Languages and Audience. Actor's space and Acting areas. Ch. 3-4.

[4] Acting and Action: System, Method and Biomechanics. Movement: Acting Cycle. Characters and Roles. Inner Conflict and Inner Monologue. Actor's Text = Performance. Ch. 5.

[5] Review: Situations & Circumstances. Choices. Improv for sitcom. Comedy mode.

[6] Set: Time-Space construction. Self-Directing: Floor plan. Mise-en-scene.

[7] Comedy Monologue due. Scenes: breakdown. Research and preparaton. Scene selection for Midterm due.

[8] Rehearsal Methods: Improvisation for character development. Ch. 10. TEST 1.

[9] Subtext & Countertext. Character's "History" and Emotional Recall (Method).

[10] Audition techniques: Cold reading. Dramatic analysis and interpretation.

[11] "Myself and the Other": group workshop. Improv for Scene development.

[12] Space and Time exercises. Self-blocking.

[13] Video project.
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