Schools of Acting PT.1

Hagen initially believed in the importance of substitution of emotion, but later changed her mind, arguing that

Lee Strasberg's acting style is often reffered to as

Stanislavski believed that it was more important for an actor to...

Later on in his career Stanislavski moved away from emotional memory and focused on the importance of

Who was the only American to be taught by Stanislavski?

Adlers 5 Components were: independence of the actor, power of imagination...

At what age did Uta Hagen debut on Broadway?

Instead of emotional memory Adler emphasized strict study of the

Stanislavski believed that sincerity of emotion could only come from an actor's own expression of emotional memory

Emotional memory is the idea of drawing on your own personal experience to perform a role effectively

Why did Stanislavski change his name at 25?

What influenced Lee Strasberg's love of acting?

What did Stanislavski co-found in 1897?

Stanislavski was born to a poor family in Russia and did not have the money to be an actor.

What type of acting approach did Stella Adler employ?

Instead of drawing on the memory of an emotion, Strasberg wanted actors to...

The outside-in approach explores

Sanford Meisner initially trained as a _____ at The Juilliard School.

Why did Meisner begin teaching the 'Meisner Technique'?

Hagen's 6 Steps ask: Who am I? What are my circumstances? What are my relationships?

Which of the following is NOT one of Meisner's principles?

Affective memory drew on recalling physical sensations and often resulted in the actors