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학술저널
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김규진 (한국예술종합학교)
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한국연극교육학회 연극교육연구 연극교육연구 제30권 제30호
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2017.1
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This article explores actor's habits which disturb actor's scenic presence. Presence means a state of existing in this place at this moment. By means of presence, actors can discover who they are at their cores and deliver a powerful message to the audience without any words. Actor’s presence is available only if actor are aware of their living body. In other words, ‘Bodily-awareness’ is the decisive factor of actor’s presence. However, each actor has distinct habits which respond unconsciously and cannot be inhibited volitionally. Habits distort proprioception, the major source of bodily awareness. There are four fundamental habits which inhibit actor's presence on stage. Namely, habitual concentration on time, space, oneself, and goals. To explain, actors have a tendency to focus on the past or the future rather than the present, and they are likely to pay attention to the audience or counterparts without being aware of their bodies and the whole space surrounding them. Furthermore, there is a big chance that actors have self-consciousness, which means comparing or evaluating themselves with the norms as opposed to bodily-awareness. Plus, actors tend to concentrate on extrinsic targets toward the audience, director, and character. These habits tenaciously make actors not mindful of their bodies. If actors learn how they discover and inhibit their own habits, they can build their own methodologies that are able to train themselves as existent actors on stage. Alexander technique would be a powerful method to recover actor's body awareness, leading to actor's scenic presence.

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