(3) Do body language, voice modulation and language have a role to play in acting? Give one example.
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Acting is an art, in which an actor’s body is its instrument. Like any instrument, the body must be optimally tuned to give an effective performance. This is what my coach told me on my first day of acting class.
There are many factors that tune the body but most important of them is body language.
Why body language is important? Because of its proven fact that 55 percent of the communication between humans is through the body. Rest is voice tone (38 percent) and words (7 percent).
In my short career as an actor, I have learned one thing and that is our body shows what we think and feel. No matter how much you try to hide your feelings if you are feeling it, then your body is showing it.
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Body language seems a good tool in acting but the bad thing is its hard to tame.
The big reason being, the body language you currently possess is the result of years and years of conditioning. Your surroundings, relationships, and events have shaped your current body language.
And in order to improve upon it, you will have to knows what’s a bad thing about your current body language.
As an actor, body language plays a crucial role in your overall success in auditions, roleplay and performance. Mastering your nonverbal communication can set you apart from the sea of competition and give you an advantage with: Directors. Casting agents.