(Book). Straightforward and readable; The Scene Study Book is a practical; step-by-step guide that runs from the analysis of basic story structure including conflict and story arc to making choices; including physical and psychological action. It includes chapters on selecting scenes; partnering; and scoring a script; along with a first-rate list of contemporary scenes to use. The Scene Study Book explores the process of scene work; from first read-through to blocking to taking notes and using them effectively. It addresses what to look for in a class; in a teacher; and in a partner. In short; it covers most of the questions and situations an actor in a scene study class might need help with. HIGHLIGHT: The only book on the market that covers the scene study process; this is the most useful and most commonly used classroom and studio format for learning acting.
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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful. for workBy Kristie RegitsI have this book beacuse it was recomended by one of my audio teachers as a must have. It is used but in great shape. delivery was awesome. I havent had a chance to read it yet infortunatly. I am going to crack it open soon though. Will buy from seller again!1 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Great BookBy Eric CA great book for the studio. You can learn a lot from it. wanting to be an engineer.2 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Dont buy this if you want to be an assistant. it wont help you.By JoshuaIm currently a runner out here in LA and am in line to become the next assistant at the studio that I work at. This book provided NO information that was helpful to me. Here is the book summed up:1. "Dont become an engineer because you probably wont succeed." I know that some people need to be let down hard. but if youre buying this book you might want more information about how to succeed as a second engineer and less discouragement.2. "Work your butt off as a runner first and translate that into your work ethics as an assistant" which is what I am currently doing and didnt really need to buy a $20 book to figure it out.I really was hoping for some insight or stories about what happened when she was an assistant engineer. but to no avail. I mean it wasnt a hard read or anything but its definitely something you could live without.
