Do I Have to be Word-Perfect with my Lines? | Ad-libbing for Actors

[@andresmolano3524]

The advice is really helpful. It's like on one hand obvious, but on the other it's fundamentals. Sometimes we forget those and wonder why we're struggling.

[@StageMilk]

Glad to hear! And yes always important to come back to the fundamentals even as an experienced actor

[@tiffanywong6859]

That intro was hilarious! If you know, you know!

[@StageMilk]

Haha! Glad someone got it!

[@manjukundu6335]

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[@theromanianbookmaster1461]

Just discovered the channel. Great work!

[@StageMilk]

Thanks mate! Hopefully you find our content really helpful!

[@leonardarcher9809]

Word perfect is just the bullseye. You won't hit it every time but it's the objective. Assume the writers were purposeful and precise in their editing process and do that justice to the best of your ability. And once you've got the lines down you can get to the actual acting

[@StageMilk]

Great way of putting it Leonard. Love this!

[@jatingupta2305]

Do you speak in hindi

[@moeydoesgamingyt6107]

No lol

[@deaxhtox4001]

I stutter...and am not stupid enough to change that...because attracting women or any other audience for money is suicide.

[@moeydoesgamingyt6107]

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[@Th3BigBoy]

Tell me more, friendo. I am very curious.