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Presence

Änderungen in Version 3 (von madmaddi, 23.12.2017 15:09)

  • -**Presence** means the active *Broadcast* of a person on the stage perceived and felt by the audience, it is present as a person for the viewers **conspicuously present or present**.
  • +**Presence** means the active *Charisma* of a person on the stage perceived and felt by the audience, it is present as a person for the viewers **conspicuously present or present**.
  • Looking at presence from the actor's side, it means that behind his/her behaviour, behind the way he moves, how and what he talks about, his person and personality becomes visible.
  • Stage presence consists of the following elements:
  • -*body language, i. e. expression and movement of the body is targeted, clear, authentic, taut,
  • +*Body language, i. e. expression and movement of the body is targeted, clear, authentic, taut,
  • *Voice - appropriate in tempo, volume, expression, timbre. I. e. voice firm, middle pitch (not shrill), slowly, articulated clearly,
  • *Centering the Energy: This means that I am concentrated and focused every moment and that I am visible on stage. The energy "shatters" e. g., if during the speech as moderator unmotivatedly I frequently change my mainstay, wrestle my hands, my gaze is unsteady and not (also) directed into the audience.
  • - congruence of inner and outer posture
  • - intensive contact with the audience
  • Stage presence is determined by many factors, some of which are unconsciously transmitted and perceived.
  • Lack of presence means that viewers perceive the following consciously or unconsciously:
  • passivity, ambiguity, uncertainty, insecurity, lack of energy, lack of drive, effort, effort, weakness, nervousness, nervousness, inappropriate expression of emotion ("poker face" or "hysterical" behaviour), inattentiveness, stooping and flaccid posture.
  • ## Entering the stage
  • -The time of entering the stage is important. When I step on stage, I turn from a private person into a public person. Accordingly, my Position must change accordingly. If I do not act as Figure, but as a person (e. g. as Moderator or as an actor at the beginning of the Performance then my posture is firm, the body is erect, I look friendly, am focused, awake, perceive the Audience, etc. etc. These are all points that also define presence.
  • +The time of entering the stage is important. When I step on stage, I turn from a private person into a public person. Accordingly, my Posture must change accordingly. If I do not act as [Character](/en/wiki/character), but as a person (e. g. as Moderator or as an actor at the beginning of the [Performance](/en/wiki/performance) then my posture is firm, the body is erect, I look friendly, am focused, awake, perceive the [Audience](/en/wiki/audience), etc. etc. These are all points that also define presence.
  • ## Training of presence
  • The presence of players and Moderator can be increased or trained if you have the imagination to act, either to shoot arrows at the spectators, to have a force field or something like that around you to wear a shining, sparkling gemstone (diamonds) on your chest.
  • It is advisable to try out all three variants and finally decide on the most pleasant/functioning performance.
  • ## Related terms
  • Stage presence has a lot to do with the following characteristics and terms: Charisma, radiation, aura. Charismatic persons usually also have a stage presence (Barack Obama would also impress on the domestic ImproTheater stage), but stage-present people don't necessarily have charisma (outside the stage).
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