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Friday, January 27, 2006

It's Called Acting!

In my attempt to include more blog entries related to the craft of acting I came across this article via the Association for Psychological Science. It reveals how actors train themselves to memorize entire scripts effortlessly.

Anyone with links to interesting sites about the craft of acting please leave links in your comment.

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