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Acting the Part in Customer Service

Published Friday, August 01, 2008

Two words that can strike fear in the hearts of the most seasoned actor or actress are “off book.” The script has ceased to be a security blanket; the actor must rely on his ability to take words from the page and create something personal and memorable. It's the essence of creating a character: feeling your character's life experiences and delivering those lines in a fashion true to the backstory. In the classic movie “Bull Durham,” when Crash Davis tells you he believes in “long, slow, deep, soft, wet kisses that last three days,” you can be pretty ...

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