Hey Michael! Just wanted to say thanks again! I may not comment on your awesome educational videos very often, but I watch them every week. A few of my fellow actors do the same—some might not comment, but we’re all big fans! Keep those videos coming! Thanks a bunch, Glenn.
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Kovarmcclure
5 days ago
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
Thank you,Michael. I love this. Also I watch every week. This is my “ongoing class:)”. Thanks for the videos.
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Simon Furness
5 days ago
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
Michael thank you this is excellent. I always look forward to your videos. I thought you were taking a break so wasn't too concerned about the missing one! I read this from an old American star John Garfield-always a favourite of mine: '....Blind people: They really listen because they have to depend on
hearing for so much. I found that they look up, sort of like a sparrow, as they
know exactly where the sound is coming from. On the basis of that alone, you
proceed to make a whole characterisation.'
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Kate
5 days ago
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
I stuck a pin in my hand between my index finger and thumb for a character that was distracted by pain... it worked. 😉
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Christopher Buckner
5 days ago
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
I love the flashlight on the chin! I don't think I've using any abstract concepts, but I love the idea!
Hey Michael! Just wanted to say thanks again! I may not comment on your awesome educational videos very often, but I watch them every week. A few of my fellow actors do the same—some might not comment, but we’re all big fans! Keep those videos coming! Thanks a bunch, Glenn.
Thank you,Michael. I love this. Also I watch every week. This is my “ongoing class:)”. Thanks for the videos.
Michael thank you this is excellent. I always look forward to your videos. I thought you were taking a break so wasn't too concerned about the missing one! I read this from an old American star John Garfield-always a favourite of mine: '....Blind people: They really listen because they have to depend on
hearing for so much. I found that they look up, sort of like a sparrow, as they
know exactly where the sound is coming from. On the basis of that alone, you
proceed to make a whole characterisation.'
I stuck a pin in my hand between my index finger and thumb for a character that was distracted by pain... it worked. 😉
I love the flashlight on the chin! I don't think I've using any abstract concepts, but I love the idea!