What’s in a Pedagogy?
In talking with Master Teacher Andrea Caban about Knight-Thompson Speechwork and how we teach it, I’ve begun to reflect on […]
physicality
accents, Oral posture, phonetics, physicality, questions, roots, teaching, transcription, Vocal tract posture
Actors Be Damned! (or: What I Don’t Think)—What Is the Value of (Super) Narrow Transcription?
All actors should learn narrow transcription. And I mean super narrow, with multiple diacritics hanging off of every symbol like
accents, exercises, fun, Oral posture, physicality, Vocal tract posture
Vocal Tract Posture and Four-Year-Olds
A version of this post was previously published in The VASTA Voice. Getting the vocal tract posture of a language
acting, action, Dudley, Earle Gister, Oral posture, physicality, Principles (perhaps), Vocal tract posture
The Name of Action
I studied acting with the great Earle Gister some years back. He was a brilliant man, and his way