Don't Think. Be. 20 Actors Talk About Training, Technique and Process
How does one become an actor? What kind of training does an actor need to be successful? What makes a great performance? Do British and American actors approach their craft differently? How do actors interact with other creatives in a film or play? What are the different ways actors approach the text, and which roles were most meaningful to them? How does a role become a means of self-exploration for an actor? Don't Think. Be. 20 Actors Talk About Training, Technique and Process seeks to answer these, and many other questions about the acting process, in a series of 20 original conversations with some of the most remarkable actors of the last 50 years. Actors (and directors) interviewed in this volume include Helen Mirren, Tommy Lee Jones, Sydney Pollack, Alan Bates, John Lithgow, Miranda Richardson, Fiona Shaw, Judi Dench, Eileen Atkins, Stephen Rea, and many others. These insightful, free-flowing conversations are a treasure trove for anyone interested in film, television and theater, and the extraordinary contributions actors make to our cultural life.
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Don't Think. Be. 20 Actors Talk About Training, Technique and Process
How does one become an actor? What kind of training does an actor need to be successful? What makes a great performance? Do British and American actors approach their craft differently? How do actors interact with other creatives in a film or play? What are the different ways actors approach the text, and which roles were most meaningful to them? How does a role become a means of self-exploration for an actor? Don't Think. Be. 20 Actors Talk About Training, Technique and Process seeks to answer these, and many other questions about the acting process, in a series of 20 original conversations with some of the most remarkable actors of the last 50 years. Actors (and directors) interviewed in this volume include Helen Mirren, Tommy Lee Jones, Sydney Pollack, Alan Bates, John Lithgow, Miranda Richardson, Fiona Shaw, Judi Dench, Eileen Atkins, Stephen Rea, and many others. These insightful, free-flowing conversations are a treasure trove for anyone interested in film, television and theater, and the extraordinary contributions actors make to our cultural life.
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Don't Think. Be. 20 Actors Talk About Training, Technique and Process

Don't Think. Be. 20 Actors Talk About Training, Technique and Process

by Carole Zucker
Don't Think. Be. 20 Actors Talk About Training, Technique and Process

Don't Think. Be. 20 Actors Talk About Training, Technique and Process

by Carole Zucker

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How does one become an actor? What kind of training does an actor need to be successful? What makes a great performance? Do British and American actors approach their craft differently? How do actors interact with other creatives in a film or play? What are the different ways actors approach the text, and which roles were most meaningful to them? How does a role become a means of self-exploration for an actor? Don't Think. Be. 20 Actors Talk About Training, Technique and Process seeks to answer these, and many other questions about the acting process, in a series of 20 original conversations with some of the most remarkable actors of the last 50 years. Actors (and directors) interviewed in this volume include Helen Mirren, Tommy Lee Jones, Sydney Pollack, Alan Bates, John Lithgow, Miranda Richardson, Fiona Shaw, Judi Dench, Eileen Atkins, Stephen Rea, and many others. These insightful, free-flowing conversations are a treasure trove for anyone interested in film, television and theater, and the extraordinary contributions actors make to our cultural life.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781987016901
Publisher: Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date: 12/19/2018
Pages: 410
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.91(d)

About the Author

Carole Zucker trained as an actor, and studied at The Neighborhood Playhouse, and with Uta Hagen at HB Studios, both in New York City. Carole has a doctorate from New York University in Cinema Studies, and taught Film Studies at The Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema, Concordia University (Montreal, Canada) for three decades. She is the author of seven books.
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