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• catalog abstract "Actors understand the importance of training the body to attain good breath control, movement, and agility. They must also develop the ability to express emotions when portraying characters. Less well understood, however, is the vital awareness of mind, spirit, and body that must be developed and explored in an actor's education. Movement Training for the Stage and Screen incorporates these aspects of an actor's training in a systematic course of study - in fact, the only course of its type to be offered in one workbook. In her innovative Triadic Approach, author Jean Sabatine's constant aim is to integrate the mind, spirit, and body, helping the actor to discover and progressively build the organic connections between them - primarily through physical movement. The book includes dozens of movement exercises, each with a strongly defined physical or emotional focus, and these are fully illustrated with more than 200 step-by-step photographs. These exercises teach actors relaxation techniques, correct posture and alignment, and breath control. They are then further explored and applied to character development. In the characterization phase, scenes from such plays as Sam Shepard's True West are the basis for more physical work, which is also fully illustrated. Movement to a tempo - mainly with music - is also included and a music list is provided to give actors a variety of tempos to work with.".
• catalog contributor b10027827.
• catalog created "1995.".
• catalog date "1995".
• catalog date "1995.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1995.".
• catalog description "1. Introduction -- 2. Program. Organic Nature of Acting. Three Stages of Training: The Triad. Collaboration with Acting Training -- 3. Exercises. Fundamentals. Relaxation: The First Step. Posture and Alignment: The Second Step. Breathing: The Foundation. Spine Studies. Centering: Finding the Source of All Movement. Spirit: The Unifying Force. Principles of Proper Exercise and Warm-up. Standing Exercises. Floor Exercises. Ending the Warm-up. Chakras. Some Final Suggestions -- 4. Explorations. Explorations of the Body in Eight Phases. Walks. Music Improvisations. Analysis: The Elements of Movement. Space Explorations. Essence Study: Abstractions. Gesture. Haiku Exploration. Energy. Time. Emotion. Tying It Together.".
• catalog description "Actors understand the importance of training the body to attain good breath control, movement, and agility. They must also develop the ability to express emotions when portraying characters. Less well understood, however, is the vital awareness of mind, spirit, and body that must be developed and explored in an actor's education. Movement Training for the Stage and Screen incorporates these aspects of an actor's training in a systematic course of study - in fact, the only course of its type to be offered in one workbook.".
• catalog description "In her innovative Triadic Approach, author Jean Sabatine's constant aim is to integrate the mind, spirit, and body, helping the actor to discover and progressively build the organic connections between them - primarily through physical movement. The book includes dozens of movement exercises, each with a strongly defined physical or emotional focus, and these are fully illustrated with more than 200 step-by-step photographs. These exercises teach actors relaxation techniques, correct posture and alignment, and breath control. They are then further explored and applied to character development. In the characterization phase, scenes from such plays as Sam Shepard's True West are the basis for more physical work, which is also fully illustrated.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 230-233) and index.".
• catalog description "Movement to a tempo - mainly with music - is also included and a music list is provided to give actors a variety of tempos to work with.".
• catalog extent "239 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Movement training for the stage and screen.".
• catalog identifier "0823077128".
• catalog isFormatOf "Movement training for the stage and screen.".
• catalog issued "1995".
• catalog issued "1995.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : Back Stage Books,".
• catalog relation "Movement training for the stage and screen.".
• catalog subject "792/.028 20".
• catalog subject "Movement (Acting)".
• catalog subject "PN2071.M6 S22 1995".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Introduction -- 2. Program. Organic Nature of Acting. Three Stages of Training: The Triad. Collaboration with Acting Training -- 3. Exercises. Fundamentals. Relaxation: The First Step. Posture and Alignment: The Second Step. Breathing: The Foundation. Spine Studies. Centering: Finding the Source of All Movement. Spirit: The Unifying Force. Principles of Proper Exercise and Warm-up. Standing Exercises. Floor Exercises. Ending the Warm-up. Chakras. Some Final Suggestions -- 4. Explorations. Explorations of the Body in Eight Phases. Walks. Music Improvisations. Analysis: The Elements of Movement. Space Explorations. Essence Study: Abstractions. Gesture. Haiku Exploration. Energy. Time. Emotion. Tying It Together.".
• catalog title "Movement training for the stage and screen : the organic connection between mind, spirit, and body / Jean Sabatine.".
• catalog type "text".