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Fill your mind with images - not facts and figures. Possible sources include the internet, films of the era and finding images of landscape, as well as going to museums, art and photographic galleries. You need to find out through detailed research what the history, economics, politics, music, art, literature, theatre, film, foods, fashion, religion might have been at the time the play was written, in order to know how you would have lived and what and who your influences were, just as you know these things in real life. All this should be extracted and written down in a separate notebook.

So how do you build a character? Well, first a good script should give you some initial information about your character, and also what other characters say or think about your character can be very revealing. As an actor you have to plant those memories, anecdotes and backstory. Of course that doesn't just magically happen, nor does it evolve just from rehearsals.

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When you play a character in theatre, TV or film, you should know your character as well as you know yourself, so you can just exist and live. They've seeped into our being, our muscles, our subconscious, allowing us just to be, to exist. Most people don't walk around with all these memories on their shoulders like baggage. All these good, bad, funny, interesting experiences shape us into who we are today. Your first kiss, first job, your likes and dislikes, influences, attitudes, anecdotes. Your education, favourite teachers, best friends, times you got into trouble. Your earliest childhood memories, the kind of games you played, family holidays. Your favourite room, what you could see out of your bedroom window, the smells you remember. Also the house you grew up in, what it looked like, inside and outside.

You would be able to describe them in detail. I'm sure if I asked you that question, you would be able to tell me about your family background, your parents, grandparents, siblings. The first question is dealing with the type of person you are. How will I get what I want by doing what? What will happen if I don't get it now?ĩ. This is based around Stanislavski's acting technique and his seven questions which, over the years, I have adapted into 10 key acting questions every actor should answer in order to be a fully rounded and connected actor.Ĩ.

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This paper debates the rise of climate change policy in India and thereafter touches the fruition of preparations around climate finance.In order to help you understand, I will lay out the backbone of what I teach at RADA and around the world to professional and student actors alike. Even if India was to meet 100% of its Paris Agreement commitments, it will still not make a big enough dent in solving the emission problem arising out of living in a changed world. As the world is fast descending into extreme climate events and resultant social and economic chaos remain a grey area, the real problem is that the goals aren't ambitious enough. The resource mobilisation headlined by these rich countries needed to be long-term, concessional, and climate-specific with unbiased provision for adaptation and mitigation projects. During the recently-held COP27, India emphasized that climate actions to meet the NDC targets required financial, technological, and capacity-building backing from developed nations. India and other developing countries are urging the richer and developed countries to revise the global climate finance objective, terming it as the New Collective Quantified Goal on climate finance (NCQG), which they believe should stretch to trillions in sync with the escalating costs of addressing and adapting to climate change. However, majority of the countries, including India, are lagging in meeting their commitments. Since then, the focus on climate action has centred around how countries across the world deliver on these commitments. In 2015, the world came together in Paris to sign an agreement to address climate change.

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