Stanislavski in Practice - The Film - acting exercises

[@valentinor8428]

Acting brings you to many self realizations and reflections. Its a way to know oneself and even deal with your own issues.

[@JudiChristopher]

EXACTLY... perfect wording... BRAVO

[@brainofbrandon9165]

Wow even in the overview I caught insight into the vast world of practice. I am currently into the translated 'An Actor's Work' which is a must read for any starter, I'd say.

[@Joey-Jett]

Eyy, that's Shadow & Bones' Jesper, the actor's name is Kit Young

[@Unused50]

Acting looks like a cleansing exercise.

[@annaochoa1465]

It is

[@spamskanal]

yeah I'm sure everybody gets that thing about natural silence while the music is pumping

[@b00i00d]

Wow, I thought I understood my Stanislavski. Now I feel I got a completely new perspective!

[@allymwa2962]

am learning through youtube,, thanx bro

[@findabh]

Metoo

[@teammmx]

You’re welcome sweetie

[@liagatman7906]

Me too

[@andmee77]

Nice Exercises

[@janovesakkestad7097]

Focus the attention and make the other do what you want them to powerful stuff

[@spreadit9274]

I live in India.and have to join ur workshop

[@SerkeysTV]

Amazing lessons keep it up

[@terrenceprice1319]

Wow, one of these actors is pretty famous, I started noticing him in 2022, it's now 2024

[@broadwayconbound7252]

It’s Jesper!!!

[@waynestaples6286]

give us more!

[@KuyaManzano]

How to make it to Hollywood as an actor living in other country?

[@oscaralextv]

Where do you live?

[@KuyaManzano]

Manila Philippines and u?

[@oscaralextv]

Mexico city

[@gee3x]

You can take a 2 year acting class. Schools like Stella Adler offer a 6 month OPT so you can find work after you graduate.

[@NostalgiNorden]

plane ticket

[@DC-ih8bv]

I love acting, have studied but always hated exercises. That’s just me.

[@RodCornholio]

Ledger's Joker seriously disturbed me (and I've seen my share of fucked up characters and people).

[@chachaandchicoshoraloca7665]

so true

[@spamskanal]

-Hm, I am sure her eyes flickered sometimes for small fractions of seconds in the direction of the other girls chin before. That is all the eye needs to catch the direction

[@vc184adhub7]

Wow superb I m also teach my students grt stanislavski method #smrutijoshi

[@AyberkYaman]

it was mildy ok until the part about sending invisible thought rays...

[@janovesakkestad7097]

Practice your imagination 10 minutes

[@ruzickaw]

Even a child is using his imagination much more time and more creatively than these uninteresting students.

[@brandonburrell8517]

@@ruzickaw Children are constantly using their imagination. So are adults. For instance, you, an adult, imagine yourself, more interesting than these students.

[@shanejupp8699]

Stanislavski didn’t work tho. Adler Meisner Strasberg took it too the next level

[@ThekingEC7]

Am I the only one that thinks this is a spoof?!?!?!

[@TheAayize]

lol I was trying to decide if it was parody or not

[@teammmx]

Good acting you’re doing here

[@Dark-Star-lt8cp]

Anyone here from Lucifer Season 2 Episode 5 because they're just too curious?lol

[@corgisrule21]

Dark-Star 2019 nope...never seen it (but I want to)

[@Ghadente]

2077

[@sidisleeplove3649]

Stanislavki 👎

[@richardbennett1492]

Fucking idiot lmao (you not Stanislavski he’s better than you’ll ever be)