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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Stanislávski-Laban : do texto à encenação /

Trevisan, Maria Christina Achutti. January 2009 (has links)
Resumo: Esta pesquisa apresenta um caminho de encenar um texto teatral a partir da ação dramática de cada cena, utilizando a análise de texto e a movimentação corporal do ator como estímulos de criação, articulando, ao longo do percurso, esses dois elementos. Desenvolvemos esse trabalho fundamentados pelos estudos de Constantin Stanislávski e Rudolf Laban. Em um primeiro momento, aprofundamos nosso conhecimento sobre os dois autores e recortamos dos seus sistemas o que era pertinente a nossa proposta, isto é, os elementos que poderiam influenciar no tratamento da ação dramática. Em um segundo momento, aplicamos esses conteúdos na encenação do texto teatral O Provedor, de Marcos Benedito de Oliveira. No caminho que percorremos do texto a sua representação, confirmamos a hipótese formulada: a análise de texto segundo Stanislávski pode identificar e resumir as ações dramáticas de cada cena; por sua vez, o movimento corporal do ator preparado por meio do Sistema Laban pode executar essas ações expressivamente, estabelecendo-se, a partir do momento em que começamos a levantar o espetáculo, um diálogo dinâmico e constante entre esses dois elementos. Os resumos das ações dramáticas constituíram-se nas nossas células matrizes de criação, e a encenação foi construída e elaborada a partir deles... (Resumo completo, clicar acesso eletrônico abaixo) / Abstract: This research presents a way of acting a theatrical text starting from the dramatic action in each scene, using the text analysis and the actor's body movement as creation incentive, joining, along the movement, these two elements together. We developed this job based on Constantin Stanislávski and Rudolf Laban's studies. In the first moment, we went deeper into our knowledge about these two authors and we took from their systems what was pertinent to our proposal, that is to say, the elements that could have influence in the treatment of the dramatic action. In the second moment, we applied these contents in the staging of the theatrical text O Provedor, of Marcos Benedito de Oliveira. From the text to the performance, we confirmed the formulated hypothesis: the text analysis according to Stanislávski can identify and summarize the dramatic actions of each scene; on the other hand, the actor's body movement prepared by the Laban's System can accomplish these actions meaningfully, establishing, since we started to build the show, a constant and dynamic dialog between these two elements. The summaries of the dramatic actions were formed in our creation mother cells, and the staging was built and elaborated from them. In this way, we highligt the relation between the stage score generated by the study of the text and the body movement, one supplementing and transforming the other... (Complete abstract click electronic access below) / Orientador: José Manuel Lázaro de Ortecho Ramirez / Coorientador: Kathya Maria Ayres de Godoy / Mestre
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Exploring Expressive Movement

Selder, Henry January 2023 (has links)
In this visual essay and accompanying text, Henry Moore Selder delves into his research and work in fiction film, examining it through the lens of Sergei Eisenstein's concept of Expressive Movement. Selder's exploration aim to break free from the prevailing realism in contemporary cinema, seeking to expand the boundaries of actorly expression. The essay was made in 2023 as a part of Selders MA studies in fiction film directing at the Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH). / <p>Includes Visual Essay and accompanying text.</p>
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Stanislávski-Laban: do texto à encenação

Trevisan, Maria Christina Achutti [UNESP] 14 August 2009 (has links) (PDF)
Made available in DSpace on 2014-06-11T19:22:27Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2009-08-14Bitstream added on 2014-06-13T19:07:55Z : No. of bitstreams: 1 trevisan_mca_me_ia.pdf: 885979 bytes, checksum: 66089eeec0f88c3c04ec404289460eb7 (MD5) / Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP) / Esta pesquisa apresenta um caminho de encenar um texto teatral a partir da ação dramática de cada cena, utilizando a análise de texto e a movimentação corporal do ator como estímulos de criação, articulando, ao longo do percurso, esses dois elementos. Desenvolvemos esse trabalho fundamentados pelos estudos de Constantin Stanislávski e Rudolf Laban. Em um primeiro momento, aprofundamos nosso conhecimento sobre os dois autores e recortamos dos seus sistemas o que era pertinente a nossa proposta, isto é, os elementos que poderiam influenciar no tratamento da ação dramática. Em um segundo momento, aplicamos esses conteúdos na encenação do texto teatral O Provedor, de Marcos Benedito de Oliveira. No caminho que percorremos do texto a sua representação, confirmamos a hipótese formulada: a análise de texto segundo Stanislávski pode identificar e resumir as ações dramáticas de cada cena; por sua vez, o movimento corporal do ator preparado por meio do Sistema Laban pode executar essas ações expressivamente, estabelecendo-se, a partir do momento em que começamos a levantar o espetáculo, um diálogo dinâmico e constante entre esses dois elementos. Os resumos das ações dramáticas constituíram-se nas nossas células matrizes de criação, e a encenação foi construída e elaborada a partir deles... / This research presents a way of acting a theatrical text starting from the dramatic action in each scene, using the text analysis and the actor’s body movement as creation incentive, joining, along the movement, these two elements together. We developed this job based on Constantin Stanislávski and Rudolf Laban’s studies. In the first moment, we went deeper into our knowledge about these two authors and we took from their systems what was pertinent to our proposal, that is to say, the elements that could have influence in the treatment of the dramatic action. In the second moment, we applied these contents in the staging of the theatrical text O Provedor, of Marcos Benedito de Oliveira. From the text to the performance, we confirmed the formulated hypothesis: the text analysis according to Stanislávski can identify and summarize the dramatic actions of each scene; on the other hand, the actor’s body movement prepared by the Laban’s System can accomplish these actions meaningfully, establishing, since we started to build the show, a constant and dynamic dialog between these two elements. The summaries of the dramatic actions were formed in our creation mother cells, and the staging was built and elaborated from them. In this way, we highligt the relation between the stage score generated by the study of the text and the body movement, one supplementing and transforming the other... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)

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