ANNIVERSAY ISSUE 0717 ver2A
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ACTORS WORKSHOP<br />
Why Theatrically Trained Actors<br />
Stumble When They Audition<br />
For Film Roles<br />
Twenty-two year old Darla Dimmore is taking an acting<br />
class at Elephant Butte Dam College, along with other<br />
courses. Her main goal in life is to be an outstanding professional<br />
film actor. Professor Nedmond Zamp, her<br />
instructor and theater director at the college, has his class<br />
working on a play entitled Circumbendibus. It is a story<br />
about fratricide because of love. Darla learns that even<br />
using high-tech concealed microphones, the cast must<br />
speak louder than normal for the benefit of the audience.<br />
The dialogue in the script is rarely altered.The actors are<br />
strictly limited to the perimeters of the stage area. Each<br />
cast member must follow rigid placement markings to prevent<br />
one actor from interfering or blocking another’s performance.<br />
Exaggerated movements are necessary to assist<br />
the audience in clearly understanding what is happening in<br />
each scene. In most cases, character adjustments or dialogue<br />
changes cannot be made.There are no camera<br />
angles, just the stage front, and certainly no close-ups.<br />
Stage mobility is limited and strictly controlled.The lighting<br />
is normally fixed.The props, scenery, and backdrops are<br />
usually exaggerated, not realistic, and have limited flexibility.<br />
In addition to all this, a theater director and his goals<br />
and motives are, for the most part, very different from<br />
those of a film director. Darla clearly realizes now that<br />
though theater acting may be a well-respected form of<br />
acting and a distant relative of film acting, it is definitely not<br />
film acting. Darla is perplexed and now must search elsewhere<br />
if she is to succeed in the world of film acting.<br />
(Page 20, of Everybody is An Actor)<br />
Today there are several methods being used to train<br />
individuals to become future or better actors.<br />
Unfortunately they were designed primarily for theater<br />
acting and are actually quite old.That is why many who<br />
want to become good or possibly great film actors fail at<br />
auditions or never become successful at this unique craft.<br />
Darla Dimmore is just one example of thousands who<br />
are searching for a better way to learn.That way is the<br />
Psychophantic System of film acting! This system is<br />
based on psychological principles.There is nothing else<br />
like it in the whole world! In my workshops and in my<br />
book, Everybody is an Actor, one who wants to<br />
truly be a skillful film artist, learns how to win an audition.<br />
•What is being revealed about the character?<br />
•How do you feel about him or her?<br />
•How will you deal with the part and seal the role<br />
and make it real!<br />
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I clearly instruct how to give the portrayal genuine<br />
appeal and zeal. It is also important to know after a<br />
performance how to heal yourself. It is imperative that a<br />
professional film actor know the jargon used in this industry<br />
and be able to radiate positive energy when working<br />
with all who are involved in a TV or motion picture production.This<br />
is what I offer to all my students and seasoned<br />
film actors who want to reach a higher level of success. In<br />
addition to all this, I present and explain many other extraordinary<br />
ways to be truly outstanding as a film actor. Methods<br />
and theater thespians cannot make this offer or guarantee.<br />
In future articles I will explain how to overcome stage<br />
fright and each one of my psychophantic sensors.<br />
ABOUT DR. RICHARD R. REICHEL<br />
Dr. Reichel has a long and varied experience in the<br />
film and TV industries, from actor and director to<br />
casting and cameraman. He holds multiple degrees,<br />
including one in film production and a doctorate in<br />
counseling psychology. Reichel, the author of<br />
“Everybody is an Actor”, was the first to produce a TV<br />
program about Asian cultures in America, and the<br />
first to present a TV show about all aspects of<br />
organic living. He is credited with persuading film star<br />
Jackie Chan to come to the U.S. to make movies.<br />
He created an innovative and comprehensive acting<br />
system that immerses participants in the culture of<br />
film production while helping them actually become<br />
the character with impressive time efficiency. His<br />
system is also excellent for those who would like<br />
to have superior confidence and be more dynamic<br />
and assertive at work, social situations, school, or<br />
even at home.<br />
Dr. is the lone crusader for the restoration of the<br />
United States film and television industry and a positive<br />
form of training film actors! He has been a guest on<br />
countless talk shows across the nation. Find him on<br />
Facebook,Youtube, and other internet links.You can<br />
contact him through E-Mail at:<br />
everybodyisanactor@gmail.com<br />
hollywoodeastinternational@gmail.com<br />
rescuetheusafilmtvbiz@gmail.com