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PublisherSmall Mountain Press
ISBN-100977680924
ISBN-139780977680924
eBay Product ID (ePID)57101103
Product Key Features
Book TitleUnconscious Actor : Out of Control, in Full Command-The Art of Performance in Acting and in Life
Number of Pages312 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2007
TopicCreative Ability, General, Entertainment & Performing Arts, Acting & Auditioning
GenrePerforming Arts, Biography & Autobiography, Psychology, Business & Economics
AuthorDarryl Hickman
FormatHardcover
Dimensions
Item Height5.7 in
Item Weight8 Oz
Item Length8.2 in
Item Width2.2 in
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Intended AudienceTrade
Reviews"Everyone who wants to release their creative spirit, no matter what field they're in, should read this book." --Gary Dontzig, three-time Emmy award-winning writer and executive producer, "Darryl Hickman has a profound understanding of how creativity is accomplished in performance." --Jerry Seinfeld, comedian, actor, writer, producer, " Everyone who wants to release their creative spirit, no matter what field they're in, should read this book." -- Gary Dontzig, three-time Emmy award-winning writer and executive producer, "Darryl Hickman has a profound understanding of how creativity is accomplished in performance." -Jerry Seinfeld, comedian, actor, writer, producer, "A compelling and provocative book; I was hooked from the very first page." --Leonard Maltin, film historian, author, critic, " It's not a lesson in acting, it's a lesson in life. I was tremendously touched by "The Unconscious Actor." I promise you will be too." -- Burt Reynolds, actor, director, and Academy Award(R) nominee, "Everyone who wants to release their creative spirit, no matter what field they're in, should read this book." -Gary Dontzig, three-time Emmy award-winning writer and executive producer, "It's not a lesson in acting, it's a lesson in life. I was tremendously touched by The Unconscious Actor. I promise you will be too." -Burt Reynolds, actor, director, and Academy Award® nominee, " Darryl Hickman has a profound understanding of how creativity is accomplished in performance." -- Jerry Seinfeld, comedian, actor, writer, producer, "It's not a lesson in acting, it's a lesson in life. I was tremendously touched by The Unconscious Actor . I promise you will be too." -Burt Reynolds, actor, director, and Academy Award® nominee, Everyone who wants to release their creative spirit, no matter what field they're in, should read this book." —Gary Dontzig, three-time Emmy award-winning writer and executive producer, "A compelling and provocative book; I was hooked from the very first page." -Leonard Maltin, film historian, author, critic, "Everyone who wants to release their creative spirit, no matter what field they're in, should read this book." -Gary Dontzig, three-time Emmy award-winning writer and executive producer, "Darryl Hickman has a profound understanding of how creativity is accomplished in performance." -Jerry Seinfeld, comedian, actor, writer, producer, "It's not a lesson in acting, it's a lesson in life. I was tremendously touched byThe Unconscious Actor. I promise you will be too." -Burt Reynolds, actor, director, and Academy Award® nominee, "It's not a lesson in acting, it's a lesson in life. I was tremendously touched by "The Unconscious Actor," I promise you will be too." --Burt Reynolds, actor, director, and Academy Award(R) nominee, A compelling and provocative book; I was hooked from the very first page." —Leonard Maltin, film historian, author, critic, Darryl Hickman has a profound understanding of how creativity is accomplished in performance." —Jerry Seinfeld, comedian, actor, writer, producer, " A compelling and provocative book; I was hooked from the very first page." -- Leonard Maltin, film historian, author, critic, "It's not a lesson in acting, it's a lesson in life. I was tremendously touched by The Unconscious Actor . I promise you will be too." --Burt Reynolds, actor, director, and Academy Award nominee, "Everyone who wants to release their creative spirit, no matter what field they're in, should read this book." --Gary Dontzig, three-time Emmy award-winning writer and executive producer, It's not a lesson in acting, it's a lesson in life. I was tremendously touched by The Unconscious Actor . I promise you will be too." —Burt Reynolds, actor, director, and Academy Award® nominee, "It's not a lesson in acting, it's a lesson in life. I was tremendously touched by The Unconscious Actor . I promise you will be too." --Burt Reynolds, actor, director, and Academy Award® nominee, "A compelling and provocative book; I was hooked from the very first page." --Leonard Maltin, film historian, author, critic, "It's not a lesson in acting, it's a lesson in life. I was tremendously touched by The Unconscious Actor . I promise you will be too." --Burt Reynolds, actor, director, and Academy Award® nominee, "A compelling and provocative book; I was hooked from the very first page." -Leonard Maltin, film historian, author, critic, "Darryl Hickman has a profound understanding of how creativity is accomplished in performance." --Jerry Seinfeld, comedian, actor, writer, producer
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SynopsisProviding a blueprint for mastering the mechanics of creativity®, this insightful resource explains in detail how to acquire and cultivate the necessary skills to obtain peak performances on stage and in life. Calling upon decades of experience from having worked on both sides of the camera, this study provides a behind-the-scenes glimpse of a child-actor's life in Hollywood during the Golden Age of motion pictures while chronicling the development of two ground-breaking workshops for teaching dramatic art. A brief but comprehensive survey of the history of acting in the Western theater is also included., Providing a blueprint for mastering the mechanics of creativity(R), this insightful resource explains in detail how to acquire and cultivate the necessary skills to obtain peak performances on stage and in life. Calling upon decades of experience from having worked on both sides of the camera, this study provides a behind-the-scenes glimpse of a child-actor's life in Hollywood during the Golden Age of motion pictures while chronicling the development of two ground-breaking workshops for teaching dramatic art. A brief but comprehensive survey of the history of acting in the Western theater is also included.
