Improve Your Acting Skills With Accents And Dialects For Stage And Screen: A Step-By-Step Method

1. Deluxe Print Edition (with Streaming Audio), featuring 27 accents and dialects. Choose option #1 from the drop-down menu above to purchase a product that is used the world over by working actors and university students. Get 27 accents and dialects in one hard-copy, printed book (426 pages), with easy-to-use, password-protected, online links to all the sound files as streaming audio playable on any internet-connected device. This is the new, improved, perfect-bound 2020 edition, with the same content as the original book PLUS three extra dialects (Birmingham, Estuary, and Jamaican) that are NOT included in option #2. And the best part is this deluxe edition, at just $79.95, is less expensive than the original version with CDs ($99.95). By streaming the sound files instead of using CD, we cut costs and pass those savings on to you! (Unlike the original print/CD editions, individual dialects and accents are not offered as individual booklets with streaming audio.) For a free preview (in PDF form), click here.

On the 12 accompanying CDs (each containing two dialects/accents), Paul speaks the entire text. So you hear him demonstrate, in dialect, the signature sounds in isolation, the word lists, the practice sentences, and the two monologues. For each dialect/accent, there are eight CD tracks corresponding to the eight chapter sections, making it easy to select the track of your choice. Total running time of each CD is about 60 minutes.

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3. iTunes ebook (Apple Book), featuring 27 accents/dialects. You can purchase it directly from iTunes (Apple Books) here or simply search your iTunes store or Apple Books store for Accents & Dialects for Stage and Screen. You get exactly the same content as the Deluxe Streaming Edition (option #1), at the same price and with the sound files embedded in the ebook. And you save on shipping costs and time! PLEASE NOTE: This ebook is compatible with Mac, iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, but NOT with Windows computers. (At the present time, we have no plans to offer this as a Windows ebook, but please keep in mind that the iTunes version is compatible with a Mac. If you have an Android device, we suggest purchasing the Deluxe Streaming Edition (option #1 on the drop-down menu above), as this edition will allow you to stream the audio directly to your device, though you will still need to refer to your printed book.

Recent biographers and others have speculated that because it can be assumed she had intimate relationships with women as well as men, Garbo was bisexual, even "predominantly lesbian."[159][160][161][162][163][164] In 1927, Garbo was introduced to stage and screen actress Lilyan Tashman, and they may have had an affair, according to some writers.[165][166] Silent film star Louise Brooks stated that she and Garbo had a brief liaison the following year.[167]

You can create a script within into the app, then type the lines in using the Record / Edit screen. This will allow you to create scenes, characters, dialog and stage directions. This method is suitable for relatively small scripts, but if you have a longer one then you might want to create a text file using a word processor on your device, PC or Mac, then import that instead.

Script Rehearser can import many common script formats straight from a PDF file. The importer will automatically detect the format of many screenplays and stageplays. It will then create the characters and lines in the app.

Ear for Eye, written and directed by debbie tucker green (who spells her name in lower-case), manages to move seamlessly from the stage to the screen while maintaining itself as a fierce mouthpiece as a rightly uncomfortable look at racism. The film is an imaginative crossover of the theatrical and the cinematic and wonderfully demonstrates the Olivier Award-winning playwrights remarkable creative versatility and plainness of expression. It's a blistering work with urgent and notable themes distributed with beats and rhythms that are often deliberately relentless with all of the actors involved performing their various monologues, all of which feel visceral, organic and spontaneous, with a vast amount of passion. It sometimes feels that the characters' arguments are going around in circles, but instead, they are frustratingly required to restate their point of view, often in the face of passive-aggressive white privilege. Ear for Eye continues many long-standing discussions, and hopefully, it'll promote some long-overdue change.

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