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Meisner technique: a standalone construct

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Acting

an acting approach that trains truthful moment-to-moment response to a partner, built on living truthfully under imaginary circumstances.

In acting, Meisner technique refers to an acting approach that trains truthful moment-to-moment response to a partner, built on living truthfully under imaginary circumstances. This meaning comes from Meisner and Longwell (1987) in Sanford Meisner on acting.[1]

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  1. Meisner, S., & Longwell, D. (1987). Sanford Meisner on acting. Vintage Books. ISBN 9780394750590

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