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“Journal In Character” youth edition

“Journal In Character” youth edition

£19.99 GBP
£19.99 GBP
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The perfect immersive tool for a young actor to use in the development of a character.

“Journal In Character”, youth edition, is the first prompted journal created to guide young actors through detailed character analysis as part of their process in preparing for a role.

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Start each new role with a fresh new journal.

  • When to use?

    Journal In Character is to be used when you have an acting role to work on and therefore a character to develop.

    You will use the journal in its entirety for that one character.

    Whether that is for an acting class, a school production, as practice alongside a monologue you are working on or with a professional engagement, this journal will be your step-by-step guide to building detailed character development.

  • Made to be long-lasting

    Journal In Character has been made to be environmentally friendly.

    It is made from FSC recycled paper.

    It is durable hardback featuring lay flat ability for easing writing and includes a pen loop, bookmark ribbon and back pocket for loose papers or photos.

HOW TO USE

Journal In Character

Every time you sit down to write in your Journal In Character, you are stepping into the mind of the character you are playing, and filling in the journal in the same way you would fill in a journal in real life.

You should let the voice of your character fully come through as you answer the questions in the journal and express the answers in the tone of voice your character would write in. The good, the bad and the ugly!

Take your

Time with it.

See Journal In Character as your trusty companion. Have it by your side in rehearsals to take handy notes. Set aside some time every day to step into the shoes of your character and journal. Doodle in it, dream in character in it and then, when it is complete, use it as a resource to refer back to.

Most of all, have fun with it and fall in love with the artistry that is creating a role that will be entirely unique to you and your imagination.

Every detail counts.

The more detail you can develop as to the life your character has lived using your Journal In Character, the more dynamic, realistic and alive your performance will become.

The work you do in preparation to play a role will allow you greater freedom to let go and be in the moment when it comes time to step on step / stage.

This will be the young actors ultimate character development companion.