Week #2


Hello! Welcome back to my blog! This week, I will be learning about showing emotions while acting.
So far, the research as been easy to find, however I'm not sure if its going to stay that way in the next coming weeks, as i will begin to start experimenting and testing my skills!

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  1. Mrs. Stampone12 February 2019 at 12:26

    So what did you learn in your research. Actors definitely displays lots of emotions when acting. They must lose themselves in the character

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