Acting Games for Individuals Performers: A comprehensive workbook of 110 exercises. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Acting Games for Individuals Performers: A comprehensive workbook of 110 exercises

This collection of acting games is different than other books of theatre activities because it’s for individual performers. If you are a serious student at any level who wants to delve further into the craft of acting, this book allows you to explore at your own pace. Teachers will also love this book so they can individualize exercises for students based on the specific students’ needs. Twenty-one chapters, each with five or six activities, help individuals focus on specific skills they want to develop as they move forward in their work as an actor. Each activity defines at least two purposes and offers variables beyond the exercise so it can be utilized in another way. Discussion questions also allow the individual to break down each game and make further findings. Each exercise offers a practical benefit for actors to explore imagination, concentration, voice, sensory awareness, characterization, prop exploration, auditions, physical attention and performance, plus a dozen more.

Gavin Levy currently resides in Florida. He worked alongside Paul Gleason at the Paul G. Gleason Theatre on Hollywood Blvd for a number of years. He also instructed for a number of years at the American National Academy in Studio City, California. He has led guest workshops at a number of organizations including for the Creative Actors Alliance. He has also led master classes including with colleague Paul Gleason for the organization Women In Film. His first book, 112 Acting Games, was published by Meriwether in 2005. Meriwether also published his second book, Acting Games for Individual Performers. His third book, Reality Driven Monologues, was released in 2008. 2010 saw the release of Acting For Love & Money which was co-authored with Paul G. Gleason. His latest book, Eating Nails, follows 19-year-old Holly Brooke Moore as she pursues her Hollywood dream. Levy is a native Londoner who came to the United States in 1999. He received his ALAM from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts and is also a graduate of the Academy of Live and Recorded Arts. From October 1992 through July 1995, Mr. Levy studied theatre at the world renowned Academy Of Live & Recorded Arts. ALRA recognized the need for a new kind of training, one that enabled students to grow into fully-rounded professionals ready to meet the differing challenges of the Stage, Screen, and Broadcast industries. Since that time, the ALRA has been training some of the best and brightest in the industry. Mr. Levy has been involved in educational theatre with the Dragon Drama Theatre Company in London. As an active member of the company, Mr. Levy organizes and coordinates acting workshops and continues to teach acting and improvisation. He also has written scripts for workshops, directed plays, and been an instrumental force in after-show workshops designed to educate students. Gavin Levy has over twenty years of theatre experience, including acting, instructing, directing and writing. Gavin Levy and Paul G. Gleason are currently working on their next book together. Mr. Levy's desire is to share his knowledge in learning the craft of acting, in ways that adapt to the needs of our modern culture and audience.