I'm not knocking your content but I thumbs up and commented solely because you came up on my landing page randomly. I miss the days when the you in UA-cam actually meant something.
Excellent job, especially like the lack of blinking really kept me engaged. I'd say for the future, do like 20 percent less eyebrow inflections. Your vocal inflections were enough. You already seem to be heads and tails more talented than your run of the mill actor.
this is a good job acting, but something about the concept of standalone monologues just make me extremely uncomfortable. even when the best of actors are doing the best of monologues for an acting reel or whatever it just feels forced and weird.
@@seelthedeal_ it’s supposed to be a stand alone monologue, and these types of monologue are there to make the actor uncomfortable with how it plays out for them to experience different emotions that they are afraid to show to the audience.
I'm not knocking your content but I thumbs up and commented solely because you came up on my landing page randomly. I miss the days when the you in UA-cam actually meant something.
We are going back to these days and I love it. UA-cam been suggesting me videos off random small channels too
Here for the same reason. I finally trained the algo to start serving me random new videos and I'm loving it so far
Excellent job, especially like the lack of blinking really kept me engaged. I'd say for the future, do like 20 percent less eyebrow inflections. Your vocal inflections were enough. You already seem to be heads and tails more talented than your run of the mill actor.
this is a good job acting, but something about the concept of standalone monologues just make me extremely uncomfortable. even when the best of actors are doing the best of monologues for an acting reel or whatever it just feels forced and weird.
@@seelthedeal_ it’s supposed to be a stand alone monologue, and these types of monologue are there to make the actor uncomfortable with how it plays out for them to experience different emotions that they are afraid to show to the audience.
sincerely meant it when i said good job, sorry if it came off differently