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An acting student asked me recently how to prevent him from clenching his fists when he did angry in his scene work. He said he noticed on tape in playback after class that every time he had to be mad in a scene, all these other physical things occurred that he couldn’t control.  Things like the clenched fists, and raising his eyebrows when he spoke angrily, were getting in the way of pure emotion.  They were becoming distractions and habits, and he didn’t know what to do. Read the rest of this entry »