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Listening and attentiveness to detail are two of the strongest skills an actor must have. When an focuses on being liked and approved as himself, he is not acting effectively. The focus must remain on the work - the objective and tactics. Sharing the stage creates a trust between actors and within the actor herself. An actor must focus on the why's of life. Understanding why people do what they do adds greatly to the actor's toolbox of skills and depth of character. Trying to be funny rarely sustains a scene. It is the drama of two characters trying to get what they need and overcoming the obstacles that makes scenes interesting. One liners are just that - one line. They end the because it cannot go any further. Denial is the most common error of actors within improvisation. Not allowing give and take of ideas kills a scene. When denial occurs, it means one of the actor is trying to control the scene and no longer listening and reacting to what is actually happening. acting ensemble every two weeks Develop effective listening techniques Use physical communication skills as effectively as their verbal skills Demonstrate an understanding of effective physical communication Develop cooperative skills within a group Apply the principles of denial, cooperation, give and take of leadership, non-blocking, reliability, and physical expression of characters consistently Analyze their work in a written format Take part in group critique sessions Develop goals and a plan on how to reach them how to create a character and his or her emotions from a physical standpoint as well as an emotional/sense memory style such as Stanislavsky invented Switch Beginning and Ending Emotions Genres Changing Emotions 1-2-3, 3-2-1 How I Got to Work Two Lines The Alphabet Game Questions Expert Conducted Story Instant Fairy Tale Journal keeping is required of all students.