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Friendly enemies

This book is on the process of collaboration, between the director and the actor. It helps remind both the actor and the director who's "Ego" is the most important. And, that ego belongs first and foremost to the ego of the play and or screen play. Friendly enemies, explores the concept's that give the director and the actor a common vocabulary to create theatrical magic.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 288 pages

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