Chapter 389: Experientialist (6)

"The 'Method School,' as the name suggests, emphasizes the profound emotional experiences of the actor, merging the actor's inner self with the character. Stanislavsky's 'The Actor's Self-cultivation' exemplifies this school. The Method School involves the actor using their body and expressions to convey the character's inner world, requiring consistency in portrayal both onstage and offstage. Marlon Brando is a famous representative of this approach. The Performance School, on the other hand, is about distinctly separating oneself from the character while still maintaining closeness, fully aware that the character is the character, and oneself is oneself. It emphasizes the expressive form of physical actions, focusing on the external."

Learning theoretical knowledge is often the most likely to induce sleepiness. However, Bo Yan wasn't showing off his knowledge; he simply wanted to ask her, "Which category do you fall into?"