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Could you please give us an example of naturalism in contemporary theater - a play or film? I'm still not understanding this difference between this and realism. One famous playwright in particular swore that her drama was in no way naturalistic. She considered herself a realist. I see no difference. It was both. So today I am reading that naturalism is an extension of realism. The line is not very clear to me at all. It's rather frustrating. Please name a film or play that is considered naturalistic. Perhaps some of us will understand better if we see for ourselves.
@10subfor1sub918 күн бұрын
But what if you're acting with "bad" actors? Who are incapable of expressing them self that well yet, because they're beginners . Keeping in mind how my co actor acts using your techniques ,where it mainly depends on focusing on your co actor's expression etc., may not be that effective or work that well . Does anyone have some tip/advice ? Thank you in advance.
@Nehal-ol6zj26 күн бұрын
Hi Kaira Can you make more video on how to be in moment and how to be relax in pressure to not to be nervous and how to use presece of mind and humor?
@Nehal-ol6zj26 күн бұрын
Ho Kaira
@jamesmanning8269Ай бұрын
Do NOT focus on trying to express the correct emotion. Instead, put your focus outward. ask yourself: 1. who am I talking to? 2. What do I see in them? “They are ___” (kind, embarrassed, angry at me, etc…) 3. How do I want to affect them? (What emotion do I want to guide them to?) Now, in the scene: 1. Listen to what they are actually saying, and really watch their behaviour. 2. Let their words and actions affect me. Remember that the answer to these questions will change throughout the scene as the conversation, relationship and emotions change.
@Pikachu-sitaramАй бұрын
Keep it up didi(Big sister). ❤❤❤
@realistUPLOADАй бұрын
Thank you!
@janesparkle3596Ай бұрын
Thank you so much Keira please have been advised to work on my vocal range ❤
@nz1229Ай бұрын
Fascinating exercise for acting and even life. Many thanks.
@OnlyEpicEmberАй бұрын
I genuinely thought the title was referring to Declan Donnelly, from Ant and Dec 😂 I mostly clicked to see what that was all about, but I really learned something
@fas-cq3oz1iv9xАй бұрын
Most acting tips on KZread are vague, but your method is more logical and it really helps me. Thanks!
@ChamanDill2 ай бұрын
Great video, I’m just about to make my way to my morning acting class. It’s my second one ever and I’m enjoying it and would like to see where it could go 🤞🏽 I’m very grateful for like videos like this
@Sam_SoCal3 ай бұрын
Kiera I love your videos. Love this technique. It’s similar to meisner. I Was wondering if you have a video about certain techniques for acting in scenes alone where there’s no monologues; simply driving to work, watching TV, getting home from work, etc. for example, I know that Utah Hagen talks about certain inner objects to identify beforehand.
@AhmadThabet-qw1kc3 ай бұрын
Many thanks Keira, your uncomfortable choices about the target are very useful. Believe it or not; I have started my acting career at the age of sixty but very enthusiast to learn. Best regards from Egypt.
@jaspalsingh27894 ай бұрын
U are beautiful
@user-ek5cr1en1f4 ай бұрын
Please lose background music
@coachseansmith4 ай бұрын
This is a brilliant reframe. I as the actor want to cry to show off my acting skills 😎 but my character NEVER wants to cry! I actually used your teaching last night in a deathbed scene that really really helped!! Thank you Keira!
@angelotuteao67584 ай бұрын
High quality coaching - extremely helpful with each technique or approach broken down into deep insights on the craft - this is the most layered, nuanced acting programme on KZread by far 👏
@kaslyns194 ай бұрын
Very useful tips! You helped me so much. I imagine that you must be a great actress. Thank you! ❤
@jokhamohdsaid20524 ай бұрын
I'm natural emotional person but I always act normal. After being in public speaking competition, I understood how much showing my emotions is imporntant Edit: The thing is I'm emotional but don't know how to express it but this video really helps me❤
@carolineroehrig4 ай бұрын
Loved your tips, would love to know if you have any on how to improve or flip like this in a scene where you are being life threatened. 😅
@awreactions5 ай бұрын
Who, what, when, where, why, how
@AhmadThabet-qw1kc5 ай бұрын
Dear Keira, Your approach is very realistic, as you are letting the emotions flow naturally, based on the other actor/actress emotions, which will give life to the whole scene, making it more natural and true. Many thanks from Egypt.
@cogicogihiphip6 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@cherimagann46406 ай бұрын
Thanks very much.
@yforu71098 ай бұрын
Thankyou a ton
@dropinarte8 ай бұрын
Im playing a very wordy character right now and my throat consistently hurts. It quite scary, so i really wanna figure it out. Thank you for this video!
@elainemclean69648 ай бұрын
love your explanation. I sent it to someone who wanted to know what immersive theatre is
@TheDaan44449 ай бұрын
This video definitely helped me to get present in the scene 😉👌🏽
@imtiaz136110 ай бұрын
Thank you Keira ...good explanation
@MailJuhi08 Жыл бұрын
Jump right in had great insight.. overall really informative session .. thank you
@chatchachur4369 Жыл бұрын
Can you teach a vocal exercise ? 😊😊😊
@bagpakpark7097 Жыл бұрын
You always give great advice 👏 ^^ Vocal range and diction are often overlooked. I currently think being present and focused is a big component of acting. Power of not being distracted on useless thoughts. Ability to focus on 5 senses being present in the moment and range of imagination evokes a response emotionally physically. Less is more. Also trauma release so the emotionally wounded parts of oneself doesn't have an emotional block. Subconscious emotional trauma blocks certain emotions to be expressed for fear of embarrassment. Your ego protecting yourself from past embarrassment can hinder emotional depth and range. It is just my opinion
@naynaynay324 Жыл бұрын
What? It's been a while, hope some good things have come Your way. As for this one, well lately I've only been acting up...
@Ginobuto Жыл бұрын
Welcome back ❤❤❤
@ylindianviet Жыл бұрын
How can you act out nagging or pressuring someone
@aryana217 Жыл бұрын
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!!!
@bobby4360 Жыл бұрын
Great video ! Great job !
@Laurav- Жыл бұрын
I think anger or sadness is easier to portray. Maybe cause of being empathic?
@bobby4360 Жыл бұрын
You are very Beautiful.
@glennncocoa5680 Жыл бұрын
Nice, Chubbuck Method ! The best method.
@yulinng Жыл бұрын
I struggle with the whole “cry on cue” thing. I find this harder on screen than stage. On stage you’ve got time to work up to the moment (“the moment before” is usually lived through first). However, often times on screen you’re just asked to be in a teary mess from “action”. In the examples you’ve given, the actor is able to work off the actions and dialogue of their scene partner, but what if there is no scene partner in the scene? What if the character is just in her private space processing the grief of something that happened that day eg. A funeral. How do you use this technique then? Haha - questions from a struggling working actor (glad to be working tho! Haha)- I actually have been given such a scene and the shoot is in two weeks! Thanks!
@wolfdog3312 Жыл бұрын
Never knew you where into the daddy thing 😊
@wolfdog3312 Жыл бұрын
kzread.info/dash/bejne/pYSFr82pdKyfZM4.html have this accent with you're acting it will be so attractive
@lisabaxter7786 Жыл бұрын
Way cool 😮😢😅❤
@lisabaxter7786 Жыл бұрын
Thanks so much
@rmourra100 Жыл бұрын
Me interesa muchísimo. Need info where do I register?.
@Pauline_mrt Жыл бұрын
Very helpful! Thank you! :)
@ameliabeatrizsousa Жыл бұрын
Great tip! Gonna start woking with this in mind. Thank you!
@mbuyoti9457 Жыл бұрын
I'm not really sure which emotion I'm good but one thing's for sure I'm ready to try acting emotionally again. I find it hard to cry or do certain scenes that don't feel like me but now I can be more confident in how I act because of the lesson. Thank you so much 🙏
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Could you please give us an example of naturalism in contemporary theater - a play or film? I'm still not understanding this difference between this and realism. One famous playwright in particular swore that her drama was in no way naturalistic. She considered herself a realist. I see no difference. It was both. So today I am reading that naturalism is an extension of realism. The line is not very clear to me at all. It's rather frustrating. Please name a film or play that is considered naturalistic. Perhaps some of us will understand better if we see for ourselves.
But what if you're acting with "bad" actors? Who are incapable of expressing them self that well yet, because they're beginners . Keeping in mind how my co actor acts using your techniques ,where it mainly depends on focusing on your co actor's expression etc., may not be that effective or work that well . Does anyone have some tip/advice ? Thank you in advance.
Hi Kaira Can you make more video on how to be in moment and how to be relax in pressure to not to be nervous and how to use presece of mind and humor?
Ho Kaira
Do NOT focus on trying to express the correct emotion. Instead, put your focus outward. ask yourself: 1. who am I talking to? 2. What do I see in them? “They are ___” (kind, embarrassed, angry at me, etc…) 3. How do I want to affect them? (What emotion do I want to guide them to?) Now, in the scene: 1. Listen to what they are actually saying, and really watch their behaviour. 2. Let their words and actions affect me. Remember that the answer to these questions will change throughout the scene as the conversation, relationship and emotions change.
Keep it up didi(Big sister). ❤❤❤
Thank you!
Thank you so much Keira please have been advised to work on my vocal range ❤
Fascinating exercise for acting and even life. Many thanks.
I genuinely thought the title was referring to Declan Donnelly, from Ant and Dec 😂 I mostly clicked to see what that was all about, but I really learned something
Most acting tips on KZread are vague, but your method is more logical and it really helps me. Thanks!
Great video, I’m just about to make my way to my morning acting class. It’s my second one ever and I’m enjoying it and would like to see where it could go 🤞🏽 I’m very grateful for like videos like this
Kiera I love your videos. Love this technique. It’s similar to meisner. I Was wondering if you have a video about certain techniques for acting in scenes alone where there’s no monologues; simply driving to work, watching TV, getting home from work, etc. for example, I know that Utah Hagen talks about certain inner objects to identify beforehand.
Many thanks Keira, your uncomfortable choices about the target are very useful. Believe it or not; I have started my acting career at the age of sixty but very enthusiast to learn. Best regards from Egypt.
U are beautiful
Please lose background music
This is a brilliant reframe. I as the actor want to cry to show off my acting skills 😎 but my character NEVER wants to cry! I actually used your teaching last night in a deathbed scene that really really helped!! Thank you Keira!
High quality coaching - extremely helpful with each technique or approach broken down into deep insights on the craft - this is the most layered, nuanced acting programme on KZread by far 👏
Very useful tips! You helped me so much. I imagine that you must be a great actress. Thank you! ❤
I'm natural emotional person but I always act normal. After being in public speaking competition, I understood how much showing my emotions is imporntant Edit: The thing is I'm emotional but don't know how to express it but this video really helps me❤
Loved your tips, would love to know if you have any on how to improve or flip like this in a scene where you are being life threatened. 😅
Who, what, when, where, why, how
Dear Keira, Your approach is very realistic, as you are letting the emotions flow naturally, based on the other actor/actress emotions, which will give life to the whole scene, making it more natural and true. Many thanks from Egypt.
Thank you!
Thanks very much.
Thankyou a ton
Im playing a very wordy character right now and my throat consistently hurts. It quite scary, so i really wanna figure it out. Thank you for this video!
love your explanation. I sent it to someone who wanted to know what immersive theatre is
This video definitely helped me to get present in the scene 😉👌🏽
Thank you Keira ...good explanation
Jump right in had great insight.. overall really informative session .. thank you
Can you teach a vocal exercise ? 😊😊😊
You always give great advice 👏 ^^ Vocal range and diction are often overlooked. I currently think being present and focused is a big component of acting. Power of not being distracted on useless thoughts. Ability to focus on 5 senses being present in the moment and range of imagination evokes a response emotionally physically. Less is more. Also trauma release so the emotionally wounded parts of oneself doesn't have an emotional block. Subconscious emotional trauma blocks certain emotions to be expressed for fear of embarrassment. Your ego protecting yourself from past embarrassment can hinder emotional depth and range. It is just my opinion
What? It's been a while, hope some good things have come Your way. As for this one, well lately I've only been acting up...
Welcome back ❤❤❤
How can you act out nagging or pressuring someone
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!!!
Great video ! Great job !
I think anger or sadness is easier to portray. Maybe cause of being empathic?
You are very Beautiful.
Nice, Chubbuck Method ! The best method.
I struggle with the whole “cry on cue” thing. I find this harder on screen than stage. On stage you’ve got time to work up to the moment (“the moment before” is usually lived through first). However, often times on screen you’re just asked to be in a teary mess from “action”. In the examples you’ve given, the actor is able to work off the actions and dialogue of their scene partner, but what if there is no scene partner in the scene? What if the character is just in her private space processing the grief of something that happened that day eg. A funeral. How do you use this technique then? Haha - questions from a struggling working actor (glad to be working tho! Haha)- I actually have been given such a scene and the shoot is in two weeks! Thanks!
Never knew you where into the daddy thing 😊
kzread.info/dash/bejne/pYSFr82pdKyfZM4.html have this accent with you're acting it will be so attractive
Way cool 😮😢😅❤
Thanks so much
Me interesa muchísimo. Need info where do I register?.
Very helpful! Thank you! :)
Great tip! Gonna start woking with this in mind. Thank you!
I'm not really sure which emotion I'm good but one thing's for sure I'm ready to try acting emotionally again. I find it hard to cry or do certain scenes that don't feel like me but now I can be more confident in how I act because of the lesson. Thank you so much 🙏
and how did u learn to do that