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Here's a sneak peek of episode 2 of "Better Know Cincy's Arts," featuring Visionaries Voices. 🔥 Tune in tomorrow at noon on YouTube for the full episode! #CincyArts #BetterKnowCincysArts

Fascinating opening episode to ‘Michael Sheen Gets into Character’ on Radio 4 (catch it on BBC Sounds) looking at Konstantin Stanislavski’s ‘System’ of acting. The System transformed theatrical practice by codifying a way of creating authentic seeming characters, on cue, so they could be brought to life reliably night after night.  🎭🎭🎭 Born in the early 20th Century and evolved over time, the System evolved from a focus on affective memory – the use of sensory memories and cues to trigger emotions 😂💘😢 😍 – to the idea of physical action, where the actor gets into character by doing, by moving from action to action within the circumstances of the play🏃♀️ 🏋♀️ 🤼♀️ So the System embraces different but complementary approaches, internal and external, with emotion evoked either through the actor’s own internal repertoire or elicited by action. 👻 🤡 👿 Fundamentally, the System addresses the tension between the real and the not real, the paradox at the heart of acting: it’s not me but it is me. 🎬 🎥 🗣 The same paradox applies to non-actors when we find ourselves in the spotlight (and different people feel the spotlight in different places). We too are faced with the tension between the real and the not real: we have to appear to be our real, natural selves in a place that can feel anything but natural or real 👨👨👧👧🗣👨👨👧👧. When it comes to performing ourselves – because that is exactly what we have to do – we can take a lot from Stanislavski’s System. As Michael Sheen realised early in his career, it’s not at all about flashy content (though our content has to be great, of course it does – and that’s a whole art in itself!). It’s much more fundamental and personal: observing our emotions so we have a repertoire to draw on when we wish to engage the emotions of others; and embodying this in our physicality, through what we ‘do’, so that our head, heart and body are mutually supportive and working together in flow 💐. That’s how we share our inner truth and land our message. #YouBrand #Stanislavski #performingyoureslf #confidentanywhere https://lnkd.in/e2zakYWY

Another one.. check it out on YouTube link below. This promo video focuses on the concert section of the event. Check out the actual video if you enjoy the vibe! When you create something, you create it with purpose and a reason. Culture is not a trend, our job is to bring that continuity and bridge humans. As you see and hear how the crowd reacts to each artist, you'll know. Complex Chinese Complex NTWRK #ComplexCon Check out Episode 15 of 'U Know What's Up!?!' https://lnkd.in/grswTkPy

Delve into the magic behind the scenes! In his latest blog, Theatretrain Artistic Director, Kevin Dowsett, shares the enchanting experience of attending the end-of-term sharing at Theatretrain. Despite the disclaimer that it wasn’t a traditional show, the talent and dedication of the young performers shone brightly.⭐👏🎭 To read the full blog, click on the link below or above in the bio! https://buff.ly/4agXPk8

Check out part 2 of my CVM interview!

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If you want to learn to give a memorable speech at a family event, nothing beats Bill Nighy’s wedding speech in the movie ‘About Time’. Here’s a breakdown of why it was so effective. You can essentially copy this blueprint for similar effects.

In the first episode of The Electric Sheep we start talking about FEEDBACK (The Beatles, definition, pros and cons) #theelectricsheep #feedback #corporateculture #humanresources https://lnkd.in/dN44FAek

Episode notes Dr. Eric Kim, an associate professor and founder of Datacrunch Global, shares insights on staying organized and productive. He emphasizes the importance of simplifying work and delegating tasks to get things done efficiently. He also explains the role of Datacrunch Global in automating data crunching and in order to make better business decisions. The conversation covers topics such as balancing roles in education and business, protecting data assets, and the evolution of the company. Gordon discussed about how to hire the right talents and identifying red flags on resumes. Additionally, he discusses the importance of communication and planning as valuable transferable skills.