Finding Your Voice: A step-by-step guide for actors
- actormanual
- Categories:Performing Arts Study & Teaching
- Language:English(Translation Services Available)
- Publication date:August,2002
- Pages:256
- Retail Price:(10.39英镑)
- Size:235mm×153mm
- Page Views:284
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- Text Color:Black and white
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★'Barbara's work is simple and practical, encouraging each actor to be free and fluid with their own voice... Very inspiring' -- Emily Watson
★'Barbara has a great understanding of the way that actors' anxieties can affect their voice. Her tone is calm, reassuring and good humoured.' --Niamh Cusack
Description
A simple, step-by-step manual, written by an RSC voice coach, which offers everything that an actor needs to work on their voice. Suitable for actors at all levels, from students and young professionals to established and experienced actors. Drama teachers in schools and committed amateur actors who want to increase their vocal skills and understanding will also find it invaluable.
Each chapter begins with a brief introduction, then clearly and succinctly sets out a sequence of relevant exercises - accompanied by simple diagrams - ending with a summary of what we have learned.
'Brilliantly guides the actor using exercises and tools that can revolutionise the voice. It's a boon!' Joseph Fiennes
'Barbara's work is simple and practical, encouraging each actor to be free and fluid with their own voice... Very inspiring' Emily Watson
'Barbara has a great understanding of the way that actors' anxieties can affect their voice. Her tone is calm, reassuring and good humoured' Niamh Cusack
Author
Barbara Houseman has worked with the Royal Court, the RSC (where she was Resident Voice and Text Coach), and the Young Vic (where she was Associate Director). She has worked one-to-one with several well-known actors and alongside many well-known directors.
Contents
Preparation
Body Work
Breathing and Support
Breathing Into Sound: Supporting the Voice
Releasing the Sound
Filling out the Sound: Resonance
Extending the Sound: Range
Shaping the Sound: Articulation
Trouble-Shooting.