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How to pull emotions out of the bag on demand every take!
Unstoppable Actors: the essential podcast for ambitious, aspiring actors
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Crying on cue in scenes can be one of the most anxiety producing tasks as an actor.
Add onto this needing to cry multiple times, maybe for multiple stage performances or multiple takes on set and this is a recipe for overthinking AKA mental tension AKA performance anxiety.
Overthinking destroys performances for even the most seasoned actor.
With Method Acting and the method acting triangle, performance anxiety, over thinking and mental tension around crying on cue, or needing to express ANY emotion multiple times will be a thing of the past.
This episode of Unstoppable Actors arms you up with the techniques needed to be a consistent actor who can pull emotions out of the bag on demand, as many times as is requested by the Director or scene.
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