How To Really Listen To Your Partner | Jo Kelly: Acting Coach

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3 жыл бұрын

HOW TO REALLY LISTEN TO YOUR PARTNER WHEN YOU'RE ACTING | Do you find it difficult to really listen to your partner when you're acting? Do you often catch yourself listening to your blocks or fears or your inner critic or thinking about your lines instead? Do you focus on the way you think you should do the scene? If you would like to really listen to your partner in acting and to what's happening in the moment, watch this video and let us know what you think in the comments. And if this makes sense to you, don't forget to subscribe to my channel and hit the bell button to be notified about upcoming videos related to your acting career.
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@JoKelly 3 жыл бұрын

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@wiktoriawabnyc 21 күн бұрын

this made so much sense!!!

@dancehour1695

Great 👍🏻 and Thank you🌷.

@utshob1411

Thanks a lot kelly for your great support. Could you do one more favor for me? Could you mention some helpful books that supports instinctive acting and helps to really free our instrument ? it will be a great help.

@yussepig6629

Great video. I find that I have to change my voice either in tone or accent slightly to be the character otherwise I’m too aware of myself being me. Is that advisable? One teacher told me to stop changing my voice and just be me .

@risagoingtohollywood

So now I’m going to read the script a lot and to be the character hahaha

@Cadorkis

I like how this played after watching Everybody Loves Raymond clips 😂

@samsebai4265

Wonderful video. As an actor, even with all the work and the prep, it can sometimes still be difficult to silence the ego and not have it constantly chatting to you. Do you have any tips on freeing one’s instrument so that the actor’s inhibition can be reduced? is it simply a matter of preparing even more? prioritizing relaxation techniques?

@mrk895

Thank you for the very interesting video I feel I will be a very good actor but very scared and I am like freezing

@santoshijanghel2597

Wow now I am clear about it , great lesson

@sohaelsharabasy1395

Yes all you said true thanks 💐

@daydreamintheflowers6702 Жыл бұрын

You're giving me a punch of reality and I love it! I can find myself in all of your words and It's so true. Great videos<3

@terrellbarno5449 Жыл бұрын

your amazing

@dawnlong3072 Жыл бұрын

As brilliant as always. I KNOW you helped me not only get the biggest role of my life…but nail it. Be willing to let the “actor” fail so the character’s needs are met.

@furyvideo1 2 жыл бұрын

`thank you for the information, this is some deep shit thank you very much, I had this problem years ago ,I admit

@Nothining 2 жыл бұрын

Hey Jo, I wanted to ask you if I am on the right path. I am practicing meditative-mindful exercises that makes me focus on the sounds and words one person makes and everytime my focus shifts back insidd my head I carefully put my focus back on the other person.

@karimlamatt5303 2 жыл бұрын

Hello Joe ;)

@PatriStarlight 2 жыл бұрын

I LOVE this, thank you so much for your time!! 💗 do you offer acting classes on zoom?

@sleeplessdreamer210 2 жыл бұрын

I recently just graduated from my college where I majored in Business, but did theatre on the side. I came in freshman year as a party extra in a play and left with my last role being Roxane in my college’s big semester production Fine Arts series of Cyrano de Bergerac (a play that has a unique heritage at my college). But my director in Cyrano literally micromanaged me to a pulp. It didn’t help that I didn’t realize I was suffering from severe burnout and depression during that time. When I tried to audition for a drama school after I graduated, I failed miserably. I just felt so blocked and so stilted, and so so TIRED. And I just didn’t have the energy and love for it any more. And that frightens me, I’m scared I’ll never get back my groove again. I miss it so bad. But I also, don’t want to go back to the overthinking/depressed/mentally unstable way I was going about creating my characters. Lol, not to be dramatic, but is there hope for someone like me? Is this common?

@cutwir3317 3 жыл бұрын

I’m a writer I have a problem with writing so many characters and creating to much plot without characters performing in the plot. So I’ll write more characters and plot lol. I need to be these characters and listen to what the characters are saying more, so it can ground me into the scene and obstacles.