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- 1What are the two fundamental obstacles that block the natural voice?1. Blocked Emotions
2. Muddled Thinking
Not being honest to one's self is the biggest drawback to one's natural voice. - 2What Is The Cookie Story?Where the kid wants a cookie and chooses one of two ways to answer
1. I WANT THE FUCKING COOKIE (Natural thought)
2. Manipulation (Not using true emotion) - 3What Is The "Pang"?An innate or deep need that manifests itself in a physical sensation or action
Pang = Manifests in true breath = True breath, followed by true voice. - 4How does "Pang" Work?Pang tells us what we need, IE. When you're a baby and you're hungry, you cry and scream using your inner breath because the body wants it.
- 5Why Don't We Use "Pang" ?As we grow up this urge becomes socially unacceptable. Thus we suppress our national emotions, which blocks our natural breath and voice.
- 6Why Don't We Use "Pang" ?As we group up this urge becomes socially unacceptable. Thus we suppress our national emotions, which blocks our natural breath and voice.
- 7Why Don't We Use "Pang" ?As we group up this urge becomes socially unacceptable. Thus we suppress our national emotions, which blocks our natural breath and voice.
- 8What Is "Defensive Neuromuscular Programming" ?Habits of the mind and musculature that cut off the natural connection between emotion and breath.
- 9Linklater's 6 Step's Of Breaking Down Vocal Production1. The Pang (Need To Communicate)
2. The Response (The Breath That Comes With Pang)
3. The Vibrations (The Breath Plays On Vocal Folds)
4. Resounding (Vibrations From The Vocal Folds Bounce Off The Nearest Sounding Board.
5. Amplification - Vibration Grows Louder Bouncing Off More And More Resonators.
6. Articulation - Your Lips, Jaw, Mouth, And Tongue Shape The Vibrations, Escaping Via The Mouth. - 10What Can Go Wrong?1. Breathing (Emotions Tighten Breath)
2. Throat Tension (Tight Abdomen Makes You Breathe From The The Throat)
3. Resonating System (Throat Tension Blocks Vibrations From Reaching Throat)
4. Articulation Systems (If Breath Isn't Free We Compensate With Our Tongue = Bad) - 11Why Do We Do Spine Drop?To get the skeleton to do more work to free up the muscles
- 12What Is The Goal Of The Spine DropGoal is to remove habits that allow your muscles to control things and allow reflexes to take over.
- 13What Is The Diaphragm?A muscle located below your lungs (Exhale = Diaphragm Goes Up) (Inhale = Diaphragm Goes Down)
- 14Linklater Wants Us To Picture Sound In What Way?She Wants Us To Judge Sound By How It Feels, Compared To How It Sounds
- 15What Are The Three Ideas Of Vibrations?1. Vibrations Are Murdered By Tension
2. Vibrations Thrive In Relaxation
3. Vibrations Love Having Attention Paid To Them - 16Vibration Is Trapped Where?Vibrations Are Trapped In Muscles Which Becomes Contracted By Tension
- 17Singing IsA Sustained Pitch (Act Of Holding A Pitch Or Note)
- 18Speaking IsComing Off Given Pitch Immediately After We Hit It.
- 19Breath ShouldNever Be Re-Taken In Routine, As Breath Serves The Thought, Therefore Every Thought Should Have A Natural Length To It.
- 20The Three Breathing Mechanisms1. Diaphragmatic
2. Intercostal (Little Muscles That Expand/Contract In Rib Cage)
3. Inner Abdominal (Smaller Muscles Behing Abs - 21Fear Of Public Speaking Results In:1. Tight Breath
2. Racing Heart
3. Sweaty Hands
4. Elevated Pitch
5. Unstable Voice
6. Dry Mouth
7. Speaking Too Fast
8. Loss Of Confidence
9. Blankness In The Mind - 22What Are The Three Main Approaches To Overcome Fear Of Speaking.1. Intellectually (Prepare, Imagine Talking To One Friend)
2. Emotionally (Know Yourself, Recognize Inner Child)
3. Psychically (Understanding Vocal Anatomy) - 23Breathing/Vocal Exercises1. Spine Drop
2. Breath In Fives (Inhale/Hold/Exhale For 5s)
3. Vowels (Hold Each Vowel Sound For As Long As Possible)
4. Sirens (Going From Bottom Of Range To Top And Back)
5. Articulation (Red Leather, Yellow Leather) - 24What Is The CruraMuscle That Connects The Diaphragm To The Spine
- 25SacrumThe Little Triangular Bone At The Base Of The Spine (Powerful Nerve Center)
- 26What Is The Purpose Of The Jaw?Chew Food And Open Wide To Express
- 27What Is The Purpose Of The TongueTo Articulate Vowels And Consonants (Disguises True Emotion)
- 28How Do You Improve Your Jaw Hinge?As Your Jaw Opens, Pull The Bottom In.
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