Blog 17: Fourth Interview

These are the twenty questions I would like to use for my Fourth Interview:

1. What technique or method can an actor best use to engage the audience's attention?
2. How can an actor best memorize his/her lines?
3. What makes an actor's performance so significant to the audience?
4. How does an actor become the character that is believable to audiences?
5. How can an actor create a significant scene that is believable?
6. What are the best ways to use techniques, generally, when working in the space of the stage?
7. What aspect of acting do you enjoy the most?
8. How long would an actor need to practice on different techniques and/or methods in order to be able to engage the audience?
9. What types of excises can an actor use to practice on techniques and/or methods?
10. If you were to work on rehearsal of a play that you are in, what technique or method would you prefer to use and why?
11. How can an actor learn to use their own personal memories of events and apply it to the character?
12. How can an actor build confidences him/her self if they're in a situation in the performance when they feel nervous?
13. When it comes to becoming the character, some actors would use imagination to be the character and some actors would use observation of others work. So, which one do you use the most in performance and why?
14. What technique can an actor use to improve his/her vocal/speaking skills when performing a long piece of a monologue or dialogue?
15. How do you prepare yourself mentally/physically the night before the performance?
16. How can an actor become multiple characters without acting the same character's personality in different performances?
17. What influences you to become an actor and be able to perform in front of a huge live audience?
18. How is one actor able to influence and communicate their main point significantly to the audience?
19. What does it mean to you when you and everyone else on stage performs to the audience?
20. In your experience, why does audience come to see the actor's performance even if the production of the play is big or small?