Tonight we have Mr. Park here. Mr. Park is a famous director in Korea. Welcome, Mr. Park.
Thank you. It's my pleasure to be here to talk with teenagers dreaming of being a star. I'd like to start today's lecture from the methods of auditioning performing artists. Okay. What's an audition, you may ask? Well, an audition is a sample performance by an actor, singer, musician, dancer, or other performing artist. It is used in the casting process to demonstrate the level and range of a performer's talent and functions as a, well, let's put it this way a job interview for the performing arts. A typical audition involves the performer displaying his talent through a previously memorized and rehearsed solo piece. One example would be a monologue used for actors. For instance, an actor auditioning for Hamlet would have a dramatic Shakespearean monologue ready and not perform a monologue from an Oscar Wilde comedy or a contemporary playwright.
But for the most part, the most important method of auditioning an actor is through the use of the monologue. A monologue is a, um, speech made by one person speaking his or her thoughts aloud or directly addressing a reader, audience, or character. It is a common feature in drama. Monologues are also a feature of opera, recital, or other sung section may carry out a function similar to that of spoken monologues in the theater. Also, comic monologues have become a standard element of entertainment routines on stage and television.
Well, there's more to this than just doing a monologue. Some auditions involve cold reading or performing from a script that the actor is not familiar with. Sight-reading is a much-needed requirement in drama, where it is often used in conjunction with improvisations to judge a performer's ability to perform new works. It is particularly useful during auditions. A good drama sight reader is able to communicate with fluency and clarity and to project speech rhythms and rhymes well. He or she should also be able to bring out the intent, mood, and characterization of a piece through appropriate articulation and body language.
Why do actors have to go through all of this anyways, you may ask? Well, in the performing arts, casting is a vital pre-production process for selecting a cast of actors, dancers, singers, models, and other talents for a live or recorded performance. It typically involves a series of auditions before a casting panel, composed of individuals such as the producer, director, and choreographer.
In the early stages of the process, candidate performers, often may present, um, prepared audition pieces such as monologues or songs. Later stages may involve groups of candidates, um, attempting material from the work under consideration in various combinations. The casting panel considers both the talent of the individual actors and the chemistry of their combination.
Question 16. What is an audition according to Mr. Park?
Question 17. Which is the most important method of auditioning an actor?
Question 18. What is the aim of using sight-reading and improvisations in an audition?
Question 19. What do candidate performers often present in the early stages of an audition?
今晚我們請到了帕克先生
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但是多數情況下,面試一位演員最重要的方法是通過運用獨白的方式
嗯,除了獨白以外還有很多
你可能會問,為什么演員必須要具備這些呢?嗯,在表演行業,選派演員是重要的前期制作過程,這對選擇演員、舞蹈者、歌手、模特以及現場表演或錄制節目的其他人才而言極為重要
在試鏡考核的初期,面試者通常會準備獨白或歌曲之類的面試作品
。試鏡后期,候選人會嘗試各種綜合考慮的劇本材料 。決定角色分配的團隊會考慮演員的天賦和他們與角色之間的契合度 。問題16 根據帕克先生,試鏡是什么?
問題17 試鏡演員最重要的方法是什么?
問題18 試鏡中即興朗讀和即興創作的目的是什么?
問題19 在試鏡初期,面試者通常會表演什么?
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