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My daughter wants to go into acting and is now in Yr 11 doing her GCSEs. What would be her best option at 6th form – A-levels such as English, Drama, Art; or a performing arts course such as a BTEC?

An A-Level is better than a BTEC. drama and English Literature are good, History is good too.

me and 2 girls are doing a mini play that we will get a grade on. the same grade. So we want it to be good. One of the girls does not act..she read the script. We perform monday and i dont wanna caue drama. I want to give her suggestions but she becomes bitchy, and defensive soooo quick. How can i politely suggest something to make us better? or should i just leave it? were in 7th grade.

Suggest something. I was in a mini play with 2 other girls and this guy, and the guy could not act at all. We told him to put more "emotion" into his acting, and it got a little better. If she’s getting bitchy, just make sure that you try your hardest as your character, because you don’t all share a grade. My mini play is over now, and when i got scored, we got a group score as how we did, and an individual score for our acting. Good Luck!

compilation of some of Korean drama best and memorable kissing scenes from All In to My Girl

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I like to watch chinese tv drama series, such as wind and clouds with free of charge. I know the website for western tv drama. Please help to solve this matter. Thank you.

Ok these 2 are the best to watch Asian dramas/movies on, they’re also subbed in English and very easy to search from as they’re in categories, example, Korean movies, Korean dramas, Japanese movies etc.

http://www.dramaclick.com/index.php?view=&category=1

http://www.mysoju.com/

When do you think is the best time to audition for Drama schools? – When you first leave sixth form…or do you think you should get some experience first?
I already take drama and performing arts, see shows and do theatre stuff stuff outside of sixth form – but what sort of experience do you think they like you to have? Is it worth doing a year course in drama at Uni or something and auditioning for drama school when you are a bit older?
Any advice would be appreciated

Take part in as many shows as you can and if you want to apply when you leave 6th form, then do. But don’t give up if you don’t get offered a place. Some drama schools prefer their students to have seen a bit of life. You may be lucky and get in, or might have to wait for a year before applying again. Whatever happens, keep trying to take part in as much as possible. Good luck.

I need help on finding something for my drama club to do as a community service act. I am president…in case anyone was wondering….and I have looked up so many different things but I cannot seem to find a legit program. HELP ME PLEASE!! I am in desperate need of help!!!! AH!

If you are wondering where the locations should be around, they should be in Orange County. Preferrably in Irvine.
If anyone has any ideas about fundraising as well, could you also share your ideas?

VolunteerMatch, http://www.volunteermatch.org
Idealist, http://www.idealist.org
HandsOn Network, http://www.handsonnetwork.org/
Change.org, http://www.change.org
CraigsList, http://www.craigslist.com
Network for Good, http://www.networkforgood.org
http://www.1-800-volunteer.org/
ServeNet, http://servenet.org/

If you see an organization that you would like to help, but don’t see a volunteering opportunity posted by that organization for a group, it’s okay to call them and say you would like to volunteer as a group — they may have opportunities they haven’t posted. Also, many organizations are open to your own suggestions for volunteering activities.

If you want to do something that is representative of your club, many senior homes would welcome short skits and lively monologues.

I’m so frustrated with my job. There are so many miscommunications and no one wants to discuss things with each other so we’re constantly being dragged into meetings to discuss hurt feelings or unravel gossip. What’s most disappointing is that all of this drama involves women – the men are never involved.

I just want to do my job, but if I’m quiet and keep to myself, then people’s feelings get hurt, because I’m not being social. If I’m social, then I risk being pulled into the middle of ’she said, she said’ and have to sit in meetings and defend myself. I was sick and on cold medicine and someone told my boss that they had a problem because I wasn’t chatty that day – I’m not kidding. This is NUTS!

This is so frustrating and it’s pointless to quit, because a lot of offices have similar atmospheres.

So how do you deal with the drama queens of your office?
By the way, I love my job and I’m good at it, which is another reason why I don’t want to leave. I just need to toughen up and ignore the chatter. Thanks for all the great answers!

OMG. Your coworkers are nuts. I will say this, though, I understand from personal experience. My advice is this, it is better to be thought of as not social, than to be pulled into the middle of their neverending soap opera.

And above all, don’t listen to, participate in, comment on, or overhear accidentally any of the gossip going on. If you accidentally overhear, pretend like you didn’t hear it. Then in the meeting where everyone is trying to unravel the gossip, say, "I don’t know. I haven’t heard anything about it." My experience is that this is the best way. If you have not joined in any conversations or commented on the gossip, no one can prove that you did or did not hear anything.

Aaron Douglas, who plays Frank Leo in the Police drama ‘The Bridge’, sat down with Q host Jian Ghomeshi to talk about the show.

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I know that the fourth wall in drama or in the theatre is the audience, and it is broken when the actors address the audience, but what is the opposite to this? I’m not even sure if there’s a particular word for it, but I need to know for an essay. Please help, thank you!
It’s basically normal acting, but is there a technical word for this?

There isn’t an opposite, unless you mean upstage which is away from the audience. The fourth wall isn’t a location, it is an attitude of acting/writing/staging. If the fourth wall isn’t broken, then the attitude is that the audience is looking into a space where real people are doing something and we are observing them without them knowing. Of course, the space is distorted to be wider than normal on most stages and the actors are directed to not cover each other or upstage another so we can view and hear them at all times. If the fourth wall is broken, then one or more actors acknowledges the audience and talks directly to them. This may be in the form of narration "Grovers Corners is just waking up. The milkman is coming down the street …" Our Town or exposition "Two households, both alike in dignity,
In fair Verona, where we lay our scene, .. " Romeo and Juliet or simply in asides "Aren’t I a rascal?" Some play some where.

How many weeks would it take to film a typical drama? Not including the pre- and post-production. Just the principle photography.

Seven to ten days is usual for shooting a one hour drama for TV.

The major motion pictures are more dependent upon how many location scenes are blocked into the shooting schedule. Weather, remoteness of the location(s) and uncontrollable situations play important parts in shooting time. Studio shots are easier to shoot (you have 24 hour sun if you need it)