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Q 2. Analyze a "Method Actor" of your choice from Hollywood Films selecting 3 Films
where he used the Method acting .
Q3. What is psycho-physical acting? What are the Key elements of Psycho-physical
acting?
Q4. As an actor, If you want to work with a director whom would you choose and why
.Explain in 300 words ?
Q5. “Theatre " is an Actor’s medium and "Film" is Director’s medium.” Comment.
Q7. What happens when you get a script in your hand ?What would you do if you found
any dissimilarities between you and the character you are paying?
Q8. Write a scene to describe what happens after the end of the play that you have
seen?
a) acting in a Play,
Q10. How acting in an Ad film ( TVC) vary from the rest of the three Style mentioned
above.
Q 11. What are the important thing you will take care while preparing for a "Comic Role"
in feature film.
Q12. As an actor, what is more Important, Pilot sound track to be used or Dubbing
dialogues to be used. What are the advantage and Disadvantage of Dubbing for an
actor
Q.14.‘Smell triggers memory.” Describe one smell and memory that it triggered in you.
Q.15 . As an actor, If you want to work with a director whom would you choose?
Q.16 . Name any one performer/ performance in a film that you felt over-rated.
Q.17 . Describe any space / building / monument that you visited, using the
feeling/perception of your five senses.
Q.18 . What is acting? Why would you like to undergo the training?
Q.21 Write a note on the lesser known folk/ traditional form of your region.
Q.22 . Difference between stage and theatre acting in terms of Voice and Movement.
Q.23 Associate different characters of a play that you have read to different animals of
your choice and explain the reason.
Q.24 What happens when you get a script in your hand? What would you do if you find
any dissimilarities between you and the character you are playing?
Q.25 Write a critical review of a Indian Hindi film/ English Film that you have recently
seen which was Released on Cinema halls in Indian in Dec 2019 or Jan 2020.
Q.26. Write a Scene to describe what happens after the end of a play that you have
read.
Q.28. How do you prepare a role from given script? what are the difficulties one
encounters while preparing the same?
Q.29 . What are the aesthetic and technical instructions will be given to an actor in
television/ film?
Q.30 . What are the questions an actor may ask his director after reading the dialogues
of a scene? Answer in 4-5 points.
Naresh.sharma@craftfilmschool.com Notes on acting Questions for FTII ENTRANCE EXAM.@
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Q. 31 . Write a short notes about acting technique in 300 words about any two of the
following schools .
1.Konstantin Stanislavski.
3.Jerzy Grotowski
4.Stella Adler
5.Sanford Meisner
6. Bertolt Brecht
7. Lee Strasberg
(a)Naseerudhin Shah
(c)Kamal Hassan
(d)Marlon Brando
(e)Irffan Khan
(g)Meryl Streep
(h)Tabu
Ans.
Ans.
3.Associaate different characters of a play that you have read to different animals of your
choice and explain why?
Ans.
o Know the characteristics of the animal and try to match it with the character.
o More than one animal or transforming into another animal through the story.
o Physical traits and negative and positive aspects of the character.
Naresh.sharma@craftfilmschool.com Notes on acting Questions for FTII ENTRANCE EXAM.@
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o Format
Name of the play
Characters name and the name of the animal you want to compare with.
The reason for choosing this animal.
A scene personifying the characteristics of the character.
The transformation of the character (with a different animal to compare).
Dominant emotion of the character.
6.Write a scene to describe what happens after the end of the play that you have seen?
Ans.
o Write about what can happen in the ending scene.
o Beginning-Middle-end of the story you made.
o You can mention the an incident of your personal life.
o Continuation of the play have to be considered while creating the play.
o You can end it with your scene or create an opening end .
o Where, who, when, what the are doing and why are they doing.
o Protagonist can be kept in a scene. Keep a conflict and conclusion. Keeping the problem
can make the reader to see the effect. The conflict can relate to see the effect.
o Make sure that you are not complicating things.
o Try to keep emotional turmoil. And make sure that you are not writing about it directly.
o Use dialogues and also know about the dominant emotion.
o Write about how before scene ends. And try to keep focus on one of the characters.
7. What happens when you get a script in your hand ?What would you do if you found any
dissimilarities between you and the character you are paying?
Ans.
o Lines of the character and then analyze the character. Example-fictional, historical etc.
o Gather more information of the character.
o Characteristion-physical traits, vocal traits. What are the things that you need to know
about or learn.
o If even after trying to find the characteristics you cant under the character you can ask
the director always.
o Look of the character, costumes, has to be known by you.
o Know the dominant emotion of the character and even mannerism of the character.
o Background of the character(social, political status of the character).
o Connection and comparison of your character with co-characters.
o Understanding the importance and connection of your co-actors character.
o Now I have seen and understood my character but it is very different from me.
o Finding similar person to my character to understand read and know the characteristics
of my character.
o Understanding the animal instinct of the character.
o And if I see the character is speaking a different language I would learn that language
and lran the rhythm of the language.
o Know whether you are playing a role or a character(role meaning a particular person
like shiva or aladin and character meaning a fictional person created by the writer).
o Be observant, imitative and then recreate.
NARESH SHARMA...................naresh.sharema@craftfilmschool.com