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Routledge - Turn That Thing Off!: Actor Training Book

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Description

In an era where personal technology is constantly present in the classroom and rehearsal studio, the way artists work together is changing. Turn That Thing Off! by Routledge examines how the ubiquity of digital tools affects the collaborative behaviors necessary for effective actor training. Theater work relies on the ability to connect, empathize, and participate with other artists. This book explores how the collaborative impulse is distracted by smartphones and social media. It looks for solutions to re-establish these vital connections in the modern training environment. Whether you are a performing arts student or an established professional, understanding these digital shifts is essential for maintaining the core skills of the craft. This text addresses the challenges posed by digital connectedness and offers insights into preserving the human connections that drive successful theater practice.

Key Features

Explores how digital technology and smartphones affect collaborative behaviors in the rehearsal studio and classroom.

Addresses the impact of social media and constant digital connectedness on the ability to empathize and participate with other artists.

Provides insights into re-establishing human connections within the context of 21st-century actor training.

Relevant for a wide range of users, from performing arts students to established theater professionals.

Examines the relationship between personal technology and the essential collaborative impulse of theater practitioners.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
30 March 2018
Listed Since
09 September 2017

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