Remembering, Remembering!
Nothing is more challenging than someone trying to remember a script, whether it's an audition, a class play and or a film. It's hard, tedious but most definitely fun when you remember all your lines and feel like a pro.
First, start off by thinking how you learn the most, are you a visual learner? Or does your beautiful brain prefer listening? Or how about reading?
For an example when I receive a script, I read every word. Then I think about what I read, I go back and re-read to make sure that I know what's going on! ( Visualizing the script helps ensure you rememberig your lines)
Then I take out my recorder and ONLY say the other actors lines and leave mine blank, so when I hit play it's like having a conversation.
If you're unsure about it, try all three.
Reading and putting comments
Recording yourself
Acting it out with a friend
Highlighting
It took me over 6 months to figure it out, until one day I decided to try Audio Recording, I remembered a 5 page script in under a day!
Then I just practiced every day until my film day.
Do not practice over excessively!
brain will have a momentary brain fart and you'll forgot everything!
Thankyou for coming to my TedTalk 😉
