Building a Character

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"Building a Character" is a foundational acting manual by Konstantin Stanislavski that details his techniques for developing a believable physical and psychological characterization on stage.

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instanceOf acting manual
book
aimsTo develop believable stage characters
integrate physical and psychological life of the role
train actors’ physical expressiveness
author Konstantin Stanislavski NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
emphasizes connection between inner life and outer form
discipline in actor training
systematic rehearsal process
field drama education
performing arts
focusesOn ensemble work
external technique in acting
physical characterization
psychological characterization
stage movement
tempo-rhythm in acting
voice and speech for actors
followedBy Creating a Role
follows An Actor Prepares NERFINISHED
genre non-fiction
theatre handbook
hasEnglishTranslation Yes
hasPerspective realist theatre
influenced 20th-century acting pedagogy
method acting
intendedAudience acting teachers
actors
theatre students
language Russian
narrativeForm fictionalized classroom dialogues
notableConcept physical actions
plasticity of movement
stage etiquette
tempo-rhythm
voice placement
partOf Stanislavski’s acting trilogy NERFINISHED
publicationPeriod 20th century
subject Stanislavski system NERFINISHED
acting
characterization
theatre
theoreticalFramework Stanislavski system NERFINISHED
usedIn actor training

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Konstantin Stanislavski notableWork Building a Character
Stanislavski system documentedIn Building a Character