Crazy Theater Teacher's Weird Body Language Theory
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Published 2022-07-21
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ARTISTS:
Megan Maher: meganamaher.com/
E Griswold: elisegriswold.tumblr.com/
Chloe Dungate: youtube.com/user/ScarfDemon
Sarah.B.Artist: www.instagram.com/sarah.b.artist/?hl=en
SECOND CHANNEL: youtube.com/c/LetMeExplainTWOdios
00:00 - Character Spheres?
01:43 - Vacant Head Sphere
03:06 - Intellectual Head Sphere
04:24 - Heart Sphere
05:50 - Will Sphere
07:36 - Outro
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All Comments (21)
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Gosh, you're all so smart. I love reading these comments and your discussions! You're the best audience. ❤
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When she called the Vacant Head Sphere and Intellectual Head Sphere "The Twins," I immediately thought of Dipper and Mabel from Gravity Falls.
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“they have the ability to hold eye contact they just don’t want to” I love that you pretty much described autism, and eye contact in one sentence
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I feel like the spheres thing is good for writing fictional characters, specifically fantasy / cartoon characters. It adds extra personality to their actions while not being extremely complicated
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Blake is shaking in his boots right now
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Something about these "character spheres" actually does strike a chord. I remember learning about leading with the hips/head/chest and how sitting on different parts of a seat have something to do with character in my high school theater classes. I think we called them something different, but for the life of me I couldn't tell you what.
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And she has returned!
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3:59 She's got an autograph from Tom AND Jerry?! I am vacant-head-sphering so hard right now!
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I fit so perfectly with the Vacant Sphere 💀
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Wow, I needed this
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While it's practically impossible to put a real-life person into strictly one of these spheres, I do see how this can be used to help characterization in theatre. How a character walks and interacts with their environment can tell the audience a lot about them, so this makes sense in terms of acting. Real life however, no :)
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0:49 “will sphere!.” *proceeds to slap someone “KEEP MY WIFE NAME OUT OF YOUR MOUTH!”
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I'm mostly a Vacant with a few parts from Intellectual and Heart, but now you've got me wanting to make a whole Venn Diagram to put a little more to this theory
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I swear with every video- Rebbeca and her videos are slowly becoming a classic cartoon and I’m all in on it
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The spheres was also taught when I took movement classes in university, but they were called temperaments. Not so much with the thought "everyone is the emphasis of one", but "keep these four charismatics constant when playing a character and the audience won't be confused, even if you're playing multiple characters without costume change".
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My traits mainly fit into vacant, but I have the “overcomplicates everything in a formal way” trait, as well as the walk of will sphere when I am in a rush, and will often take up the entire seating arrangement.
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my thingys: walk: Intellectual Sphere eye contact: Intellectual Sphere/Heart Sphere (it’s a in between) sitting: Heart Sphere hand gestures: Intellectual/Heart
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So, from what I’m being taught. Vacant head spheres have ADHD. Intellectual head spheres are teachers pets. Heart spheres are our aunts when they come for a visit. And will spheres are basically ninth graders. I would love to see a show with all these head spears together.
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My acting teacher had something similar to this. The difference was she had us take a test that would determine what we were. I got exactly 25% in each of the 4 categories.
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I once saw 2 people do a staring contest for so long their eyes were almost completely red and tears streaming down both of their faces
