Tuesday, 31 August 2004 - 11:04 AM MDT
Name:
Brookside
Home Page:
https://brookside10.tripod.com/brookside10
You know, I've never had to kiss anyone on stage before so this is a new experience for me.
Being that this is the first time and I'm still learning, the fact that he's an attractive man probably helps. But, if you've really developed your character correctly and if you're getting what you need to from the other actor, the kissing will be natural because it will instinctively be something that your character would do. So it wouldn't matter if they were attractive to you personally or not. Just as all movements are deliberate, so would a kiss be. Or anything for that matter.
If something were to really piss you off, you would react to it in a way that was specific to you. If someone else was to imitate that, such as an actor would, they would try to portray your emotions and feelings through those actions.
Maybe, as time goes on, this will be easier for me. So far, most of the characters I've played have been antagonistic in nature. This is the first time that I've had a role where I get to be a "good girl". It's a nice change.
B
