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Memory Of Emotion

2. Essential Questions What does it mean to be “in the moment”?
What does it mean to be “in the moment”?
What is substitution or the “magic if”?
What is active drama?
What does Boleslavsky say about dreaming?
What is unconscious memory of emotion?

3. Active drama is theatre that uses concentration and energy
Boleslavsky says that you must “dream while awake” and use the memories of imagined circumstances

4. Rasaboxes The Hindi break all emotions down into categories
Happiness/Love/Erotic
Fear/Disgust/Revulsion
Anger/Rage
Sadness/Pity/Despair
Excitement/Surprise
Heroism/Vigor
Comic/Impudence
  And the neutral emotion of Peace/tranquilty/Neutral/perfection

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Unconscious memory of emotion is a trigger that brings up memories of emotions when they are not expected.
Substitution is using your own SIMILAR feelings to create a realistic response for the character
This is different from true method acting. True method uses your own emotions to create a response for a character. This is dangerous.

6. Catharsis is an emotional release
  Given circumstances are situations given to you in the script. These are always facts
Catharsis is an emotional release   

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Emotional recall: You don’t think about the emotions, you feel them.
Recalling a past emotional experience
transferring the recall to your character’s past
heightening your response and action for communicating with the audience
Think about what caused the emotion, not the emotion itself.
Think about logical action and reaction the character would do because of the situation and personality
Emotional Recall

8. Remember action versus reaction!!!  
Remember action versus reaction!!!
Emotions must be carefully controlled on stage. Method acting can be dangerous if misused.