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From the outside, acting can seem easy. But once you start to dig into technique, and you hear people talking about Objectives, Actions, Intentions, Obstacles or even Super-Objectives, it can quickly ...

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“Back to ones” is a phrase used by the director or assistant director on TV and films sets. It instructs the actors and crew to return to their starting positions and reset the scene for another take.

Ad-libs are improvised lines and actions that aren’t in the original script.

Affective Memory is an acting technique where actors recall emotions of past experiences to re-experience them within the context of the scene. Affective Memory is an acting technique where actors ...

Actors Access is an online casting platform for actors in the United States & Canada to view and submit to casting breakdowns for TV, film and theater productions. Actors Access is an online casting ...

An aerial shot is a camera angle that provides a birds eye view of a scene by filming from an elevated position such as a crane or drone. An aerial shot is a camera angle that provides a birds eye ...

Video Village is a designated area on set where video monitors are set up for the director and production team to view footage. Video Village is a designated area on set where video monitors are set ...

Uta Hagen is a German-American actress and acting teacher, especially known for her contributions to acting theory and technique. Uta Hagen is a German-American actress and acting teacher, especially ...

The “7 questions” are a set of questions, popularised by Konstantin Stanislavski, that actors use to develop their characters. Stanislavski believed that these questions would help actors understand ...

The 3 Act Structure is a blueprint for storytelling where each act represents the beginning, middle and end of the story. Act 1 usually introduces the world, characters and main conflicts, Act 2 is ...