Why Scansion? | Practice for Actors

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Shakespeare Foundations: Scansion

Introduction

Why Scansion? (3:37)
Some Things to Keep in Mind (4:15)
Confronting Racist Language in Shakespeare: Some Resources (2:31)

The Basics

The Basics: Texts
Building Blocks (4:59)
The Regular Line (4:10)
The Initial Trochee (7:49)
The Falling Ending (6:15)
The Basics: Practice

More on Amphibrachs

More on Amphibrachs: Texts
A Word on Flexibility (1:29)
The Epic Caesura (9:00)
The Double Falling Ending (5:54)
More on Amphibrachs: Practice

Other Variations

Other Variations: Texts
The Pyrrhic-Spondee (9:15)
The Double Onset (4:12)
The Headless Line (5:46)
Other Variations: Practice

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting: Texts
A Word on the Rehearsal Process (2:58)
Elision (5:02)
Expansion (8:40)
The Alexandrine (9:30)
Troubleshooting: Practice

Final Thoughts

Other Meters: Texts
Other meters found in Shakespeare (11:52)
Final Thoughts (6:07)
Coaching with Esther
Special Thanks

Practice Review

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The Basics (26:46)
More on Amphibrachs (11:47)
Other Variations (25:19)
Troubleshooting (23:16)

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