Answer:
Explanation:
1. Prepare oneself mentally
- Confrontation often provokes, through exasperation, the expression of buried emotions, thus shedding light on the psychology of the characters who say a little more about what they are thinking or feeling.
- To separate the character from the actor is important
2. Create a safe environment
- The stage must be set to focus both characters during such scene. The sound must be proofed.
- The confrontation is also the place of debate, of the exchange of contrary ideas.
3. Create a trigger
- The triggering incident is the first dramatic turning point.
- It takes us into the second act. It initiates the character's action and objective. The triggering incident can be a trivial incident, a conflict situation, in any case something that upsets the character's life.
4. Take breaks
- Confrontational scenes can be emotional and so taking breaks and creating a boundary between can be good to dilute the emotional impact.
5. Regulate the pace, rhythm, and voice
- Regulating the right words and the manner of delivery creates an astonishing but less violent impact during the scenes.
- Remember that this desires to be an open, sincere and direct dialogue of what you each want and want. You and the opposite celebration will maximum in all likelihood be pretty a distance apart - this is herbal and to be expected.
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