Question

Questions to answer: 1. Identify and define the three challenges of acting. 2. Identify and define two aspects of the Stanislavski System of acting. 3. What is the primary difference between the early Stanislavski acting method and the more modern approaches to acting taught by Stella Adler & Sanford Meisner? Identify the key element of each acting method and describe how they are different.

Answer 1

1, 3 challenges of acting include making the character believable, physical acting and combination with skills
Making character believable:
Acting is the credibility that the ability to make the audience believe in your character.
Development of realistic acting:
It defines the craft of natural acting that character and situation close to daily life. perfection is realism.
the Stanislavski system:
It is a technique of realistic acting that saying belief in the truth by eliminating unwanted tension and making physical and vocal relaxation.
2, Stanislavski two aspects of acting include
-Perfect performance concentration on an object, person, if it is a range of concentration as attention, their idea should be small and in a tight circle and enlarge it in stage area that avoids audience tension and control the self-consciousness.
-The performer should not act in general and never convey their feeling of love or fear in an unclear way.
3, Early Stanislavski was the systematic approach using experience, imagination, and observation for truthful action.
Stella Adler's modern technique differs that focuses on imagination with emotional recall.
Meisner technique focuses on truthful under given imaginary circumstances and should be a practical one, it builds openness, listening skills, and flexibility.
Stella Adler and Meisner's idea of acting method step further with emotional memory and practical way but the Stanislavski system is focused only on experience, observation, and imagination.