When rehearsing, I like to run things very slowly at first, improving my subtext and connecting with the other characters. I then like to run it as fast as I can, which helps me find those moments that are true transitions and deserve the time, and those lines that deserve to be hit. I heard someone say once to "rehearse slow to go fast".
When rehearsing, I like to run things very slowly at first, improving my subtext and connecting with the other characters. I then like to run it as fast as I can, which helps me find those moments that are true transitions and deserve the time, and those lines that deserve to be hit. I heard someone say once to "rehearse slow to go fast".
Great tip!
Wait a minute! It is cold in Georgia at the moment?
It’s in the lower 30s in the mornings.
So apparently you're addressing people that act up???? Sorry I have pun issues 😅
I love some good wordplay... 😂